1. Criminal Law Day 2

2. 1.We can identify the terms associated with court procedures
Success Criteria 1/25/2017
1.We can identify the terms associated with court procedures
2.We can compare and contrast the different types of crimes and their punishments.
3.We can analyze scenarios in order to determine which level of crime committed.  
4.We can evaluate the use of juries in the court system by writing arguments.
Answer in a complete sentence
Have any of you ever watched crime shows?
What are some things that happen in the court room?
Are all crimes treated the same?

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4. Criminal Process
1. Crime Occurs

5. 2. Investigation
The police look for evidence to determine who committed the crime. 
Search Warrant – a court issued document that allows the police to search a property
The 4th amendment protects people from unreasonable searches and seizures.

6. 3. Arrest
Arrest Warrant – a court issued document that allows the police to arrest a person
The police arrest a suspect and must inform them of their right to remain silent and their right to an attorney. 
In the case Miranda v Arizona the Supreme court ruled the police must inform suspects of these two rights.

7. 4. Grand Jury Indictment
Grand Jury looks at the evidence and decides if there is enough to bring charges
Indictment – a hearing where a person is formally charged with a crime

8. 5. Arraignment
The hearing where the suspect is informed of all the charges against them and the accused enters a plea of guilty or not guilty.

9. Plea: Not Guilty
Defendant goes on trial, where attorneys present their case for and against them going to jail
Subpoena – a court order that forces witnesses to testify in court
Jury deliberates and decides:
Convicted – defendant is guilty and must receive punishment
Acquitted – defendant is found not guilty

10. Plea Bargain
Negotiation where the defendant is allowed to plead guilty to a reduced charge.

11. Why would anyone do this?
Prosecutors:
May get one person to testify against another
Court is expensive and time-consuming, so they help things go faster
Defendant:
Reduces time in jail, court fees