Test

Question 1

Difference between probable cause and reasonable suspicion

Answer 1

Probable cause actual logic reasoning suspicion is based on a guess

Question 2

Stop and Frisk

Answer 2

Terrystop terry vs Ohio Supreme Court

Question 3

Difference between indictment and no bill

Answer 3

No bill- case stops

Question 4

To conduct a stop there must be reasonable suspicion

Answer 4

Ok

Question 5

Venire

Answer 5

Jury pool is known for

Question 6

Voire dire

Answer 6

Questioning of the jurors

Question 7

Burden of proof

Answer 7

Always on a prosecution to prove a criminal case beyond a reasonable doubt

Question 8

Fruit of the poisonous tree

Answer 8

1920 Supreme Court case of silver Horne lumber

Question 9

Exclusionary rule

Answer 9

Based on Matt vs Ohio case

States any evidence that is illegally seized by the police will be inadmissible in a criminal trial

Question 10

Mandatory sentencing

Answer 10

Offense specific not offender specific three strikes law example

Question 11

Presumptive sentencing

Answer 11

Combines indeterminate and determinate involves judicial discretion

Question 12

Levels of truth

Answer 12

Civil pro ponderous of evidence

Criminal

Question 13

Someone sues the police department

Answer 13

Under the 4th amendment laws of arrest

Question 14

Booking procedure

Answer 14

Probable cause has been determined

Question 15

Arraignment

Answer 15

First time defendant brought to court

Question 16

Psi report

Answer 16

Presentence report recommendations will include special conditions

Question 17

Trials take place

Answer 17

District court

Question 18

Structured sentencing

Answer 18

Determinate, mandatory and presumptive

Question 19

Determinate sentencing

Answer 19

Fixed term sentence

Offenders know outcome

Question 20

Firman vs Georgia

Answer 20

Suspended death penalty

Question 21

Georgia vs Gregg

Answer 21

Implemented it the death penalty

Question 22

Chief Justice of Supreme Court

Answer 22

John Roberts

Question 23

Cause challenge

Answer 23

The attorney must state a reason why the juror should not serve on the jury

Question 24

Peremptory challenge

Answer 24

Made by both sides and the attorneys

Question 25

Courts of limited jurisdiction examples

Answer 25

Municipal, traffic, justice and probate courts

Question 26

Police officers read

Answer 26

Miranda rights when you are in custody and questioning

Question 27

94 federal judicial districts

Answer 27

Yes

Question 28

12 regional circuits (Federal circuits courts of appeals)

Answer 28

V

Question 29

In order for a case to be accepted for review

Answer 29

At least 4 of the justices must agree to hear the case- "rule of 4"

Question 30

When the court accepts a case

Answer 30

It issues a writ of certiorari

Question 31

Opening and closing statements

Answer 31

Are not considered evidence

Question 32

Challenges for cause have no limits

Answer 32

Ok

Question 33

The defense attorney gets to question the witness under

Answer 33

Cross examination

Question 34

Concurrent sentence

Answer 34

Defendant serves separate cases at the same time

Question 35

Consecutive sentence

Answer 35

Serves separate sentence one after another