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Chapter 09 Multiple Choice Self-Quiz
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This is the first step in a criminal trial.
indictment
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plea
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true-bill
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disposition
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In this type of trial, a judge decides on guilt or innocence and passes sentence.
criminal trial
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jury trial
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judge trial
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bench trial
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By pleading guilty or
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to a lesser included charge, the defendant can reduce a potentially harsh sentence. What kind of plea is this?
avoidance-of-stigma plea
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horizontal plea
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vertical plea
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reduced-sentence plea
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How might an attorney attempt to exclude a juror?
challenge to the array
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peremptory challenge
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motion for a new trial
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motion for dismissal
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The defense may file this to obtain documents and a list of witnesses that the prosecution plans to call.
motion for a mistrial
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motion for change of venue
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motion for continuance
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motion for discovery
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What is the jury pool called?
venire
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voir dire
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vox populi
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lex talionis
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A defendant can use this to plead guilty to a charge in exchange for other charges being dropped.
reduced-sentence plea
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vertical plea
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horizontal plea
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avoidance-of-stigma plea
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A jury in which some of the members vote for guilt and some vote for innocence is called a _____.
grand jury
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tampered jury
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hung jury
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split jury
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This is when the defense asks the judge to rule that the prosecution has not presented a compelling case against the defendant.
impeachment
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directed verdict of acquittal
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redirect examination
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bench trial
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This is the questioning of prospective jurors to determine whether they have the necessary qualifications to serve.
venire
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redirect examination
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motion to question
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voir dire
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