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3. -Name the two adversarial sides of the criminal court system? Row 1---100 Question

4. -Prosecution and Defense Row 1---100 Answer

5. -According to the Miranda ruling, what should happen when a suspect is arrested? Row 1---200 Question

6. -rights are read Row 1---200 Answer

7. -The next step involves the actual charges being filed which is often called what? Row 1---300 Question

8. -booked / charged Row 1---300 Answer

9. -At this step you are eligible for release upon certain conditions? Row 1---400 Question

10. -preliminary hearing Row 1---400 Answer

11. -This is the monetary promise you pay in order to be released after an arrest? Row 1---500 Question

12. -bail Row 1---500 Answer

13. -A grand jury may become involved in some cases in this step? Row 2---100 Question

14. -indictment Row 2---100 Answer

15. -During this step, a suspect will plead guilty or innocent of the charges? Row 2---200 Question

16. -arraignment Row 2---200 Answer

17. Row 2---300 Question -Sometimes a suspect will agree to a say they are guilty for a lighter sentence. What is this called?

18. -plea bargain Row 2---300 Answer

19. Row 2---400 Question -What is it called when one side is allowed to question the witnesses brought forth by the other side?

20. -cross examination Row 2---400 Answer

21. -What type of vote is required for a jury to reach a verdict? Row 2---500 Question

22. -unanimous Row 2---500 Answer

23. -What is it called when a jury can not reach a decision? Row 3---100 Question

24. -hung jury Row 3---100 Answer

25. -This is the term for someone who is not legally an adult? Row 3---200 Question

26. -juvenile Row 3---200 Answer

27. -How is a juvenile trial different? Row 3---300 Question

28. -no jury Row 3---300 Answer

29. -What happens to a juvenile’s record at age 18? Row 3---400 Question

30. -cleared Row 3---400 Answer

31. -What is probably the most common sentence in a juvenile case? Row 3---500 Question

32. -probation Row 3---500 Answer

33. -This is the term for when a person sues another person? Row 4---100 Question

34. -lawsuit Row 4---100 Answer

35. -This is the term for a court order stopping some sort of action? Row 4---200 Question

36. -injunction Row 4---200 Answer

37. -This term describes the person vs. person civil court process? Row 4---300 Question

38. -adversarial Row 4---300 Answer

39. -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 4---400 Question

40. -mandatory sentencing Row 4---400 Answer

41. -This term describes the process of being released from prison early for good behavior? Row 4---500 Question

42. -parole Row 4---500 Answer

43. -Case which established the policy of reading a list of certain rights to accused criminals upon their arrest. Row 5---100 Question

44. -Miranda v Arizona Row 5---100 Answer

45. -Case which challenged affirmative action laws and mandated that quotas can not be used. Row 5---200 Question

46. -California v Bakke Row 5---200 Answer

47. -Case which determined that flag burning was protected as free speech. Row 5---300 Question

48. -Texas V Johnson Row 5---300 Answer

49. -Case that established the precedent of “clear and present danger” when determining what is free speech. Row 5---400 Question

50. -Schenck v US Row 5---400 Answer

51. -Famous case which set exclusionary rules to the use of evidence found in police searches. Row 5---500 Question

52. -Mapp v Ohio Row 5---500 Answer