Pleas
Pleas Continued
Juries
Verdicts
Miscellaneous
100

How many basic types of pleas are there?

Three

100

Plea where you admit your guilt

Guilty Plea

100

Every American citizen who is a registered voter can be called for _________ duty

Jury

100

Two types of verdicts in a criminal case (that were listed in the notes)

Guilty / Not Guilty 

100

Harry Potter's red headed best friend (boy)

Ron Weasely 

200

What are the three types of pleas we have discussed? 

Guilty, Not Guilty, and No Contest

200

Plea where you agree not to fight the case but do not admit guilt

No Contest

200

A ____________ jury will hear a criminal trial 

Petit

200

A verdict of guilty is followed by a ____________

Judgement 

200
Who is Luke Skywalker's father?

Darth Vader / Anakin Skywalker

300

You enter your plea during the _____________

arraignment 

300

If you plead "no contest" you will be sentenced as if you entered a plea of . . . . 

"Guilty"

300

How many jurors are there, on a typical petit jury

12

300

After a verdict and a judgement, it is time to move on to ________________

Sentencing

300

What is the third planet from the sun?

Earth

400

Most lawyers would advise you to plea _________________ just to be on the safe side

Not Guilty 

400

Pleading not guilty will allow you to review material (evidence, witness list, etc.) during the _______________ period of pre-trial 

discovery

400

In a criminal trial the verdict of "guilty" or "not guilty" must be a __________________ vote

unanimous 

400

If found guilty, a defendant can choose to __________ to a higher court

appeal 

400

Who wrote the book "Frankenstein"?

Mary Shelly 

500

A bargain struck between prosecutor and defendant that avoids trial and admits guilt to a crime

plea bargain

500

Name two reasons why one might want to plead "guilty" 

More lenient sentence


Avoid further charges during investigation 

500

A ______________ jury decides if there is enough evidence to go to trial

Grand

500

What do we call the two methods of announcing a verdict in a trial 

Sealed Verdict

General Verdict 

500

Who is the arch nemesis of Sherlock Holmes?

James Moriarty 

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