Criminal Court Court Procedures More Court Supreme Court Cases Civil and Criminal

-Name the two adversarial sides of the criminal court system? Row Question

-Prosecution and Defense Row Answer

-According to the Miranda ruling, what should happen when a suspect is arrested? Row Question

-rights are read Row Answer

-The next step involves the actual charges being filed which is often called what? Row Question

-booked / charged Row Answer

-At this step you are eligible for release upon certain conditions? Row Question

-preliminary hearing Row Answer

-This is the monetary promise you pay in order to be released after an arrest? Row Question

-bail Row Answer

-A grand jury may become involved in some cases in this step? Row Question

-indictment Row Answer

-During this step, a suspect will plead guilty or innocent of the charges? Row Question

-arraignment Row Answer

Row Question -Sometimes a suspect will agree to a say they are guilty for a lighter sentence. What is this called?

-plea bargain Row Answer

Row Question -What is it called when one side is allowed to question the witnesses brought forth by the other side?

-cross examination Row Answer

-What type of vote is required for a jury to reach a verdict? Row Question

-unanimous Row Answer

-What is it called when a jury can not reach a decision? Row Question

-hung jury Row Answer

-This is the term for someone who is not legally an adult? Row Question

-juvenile Row Answer

-How is a juvenile trial different? Row Question

-no jury Row Answer

-What happens to a juvenile’s record at age 18? Row Question

-cleared Row Answer

-What is probably the most common sentence in a juvenile case? Row Question

-probation Row Answer

-This is the term for when a person sues another person? Row Question

-lawsuit Row Answer

-This is the term for a court order stopping some sort of action? Row Question

-injunction Row Answer

-This term describes the person vs. person civil court process? Row Question

-adversarial Row Answer

-This term describes the legal code in many states which demand that criminals receive a certain sentence for a crime no matter the circumstances? Row Question

-mandatory sentencing Row Answer

-This term describes the process of being released from prison early for good behavior? Row Question

-parole Row Answer

-Case which established the policy of reading a list of certain rights to accused criminals upon their arrest. Row Question

-Miranda v Arizona Row Answer

-Case which challenged affirmative action laws and mandated that quotas can not be used. Row Question

-California v Bakke Row Answer

-Case which determined that flag burning was protected as free speech. Row Question

-Texas V Johnson Row Answer

-Case that established the precedent of “clear and present danger” when determining what is free speech. Row Question

-Schenck v US Row Answer

-Famous case which set exclusionary rules to the use of evidence found in police searches. Row Question

-Mapp v Ohio Row Answer