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In the Miranda Decision, when must a suspect be informed of their rights? |
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At the time of the arrest |
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What point does the prosecution introduce evidence? |
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If a person wants to question evidence what do they have to do? |
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The primary purpose of the exclusionary rule is to what? |
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In order for search warrant to be issued by a judge, police must show there is what? |
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one criticism of the plea bargaining process is that? |
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forces innocent to plea guilty |
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Question by attorney: " You say the accused hide the cocaine in the lucky charms box didnt you?" what is this called? |
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The basic procedural guarantees of a fair trial in the US is found where? |
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which of the following is acceptable as evidence in a fair trial? |
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An accused persons jacket with $5,000 was found |
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Which is not guaranteed by the constitution? |
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free attorney of your choice |
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The appeal of trial courts decisions must be based on what? |
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During a trial. "the state will prove that Mr. green committed the murder in the library" Who would make this statement? |
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if a judge signed a warrant to look for illegal guns but also found drugs, the drugs would be? |
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the trial system in the US is considered to be a contest between the prosecution and defense. This is called what? |
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A requirement that procedures and laws be fair is known as what? |
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the title of the person who meets with the grand jury and acts as the leading officer is known as what? |
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The witness is the accused persons former second grade teacher, testifying in trial dealing with arsen. "little drew was deeply psychotic even as a child" |
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During a trial. "The testimony that you have heard proves that the defendant did in fact kill the victim" would be heard where? |
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closing argument (semation) |
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In criminal trial, burden of proof rests with who? |
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"Tell us in your own words what you saw the night of questioning" Would be heard where? |
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The process where an accused person agrees to accept lesser crime is known as what |
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Any evidence found by an officer that randomly searches a car would not be admissible in court because there was not what? |
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In criminal trial, if jury votes 7 to convict and 5 to acquit, what is the ruling? |
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First opportunity for defense to challenge opposition would be when? |
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Which does not deal with the rights of the accused? |
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During Vor Dire, all of the following are possible except? |
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jury cant be dismissed if they dont want to be there |
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at the arraignment, defendant pleads guilty. The judge releases the defendant on his own OR. what amendment is this closely related to? |
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Most criminal cases never go to trial because ? |
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Title of the officer who's in charge of jury and maintains security in the court room? |
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When police officer believes crime has been committed, officer has what? |
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to acquit jury must vote how? |
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The defendant appears in the court first time. Rights are read for the first time. He pleads not guilty. What stage is this known as? |
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to be found guilty of a felony, it must be proven that the accused committed the criminal act and also had what? |
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Officer Friday testified for prosecution that he saw the accused try to leave from the window. What object should be made? |
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Which is not a legal reason for an officer to stop and search a car? |
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car is expensive car being driven by two minority men |
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Bob just got out of prison. He must report to authorities for a period of time. What is this called? |
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Open disrespect for court or judge may court may bring what citation? |
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if a judge agrees with an objection, what will he say? |
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when defendant is acquitted, what does this mean? |
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Legal counsel provided to the accused that cant afford one is known as what? |
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attorney to witness; "is it not true that you were the one broke into the store, not the accused"? this would occur during what? |
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