Definitions
What's a jury???
Rules of the Court
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100

What is the prosecution?

  • Works to prove that the defendant is guilty 

  • Side charging the other one with a crime. 

100

How many people usually are on a jury?

12- criminal 

6- civil

100

"You have the right to remain silent" 

What are these rights called?

Your Miranda Rights

100

What is Davies' mascot?

an eagle!

200

What is the defense? 

  • Works to prove that their client is innocent 

  • Side being charged with crime

200

What is a grand jury?

16-23 people. They decide whether or not to bring criminal charges and further a case

200

What is the 5th Amendment?

Protects individuals from being forced to incriminate themselves. 

It allows a person to remain silent during legal proceedings, interrogations, or investigations to avoid providing testimony that could be used against them in a criminal case

200

What country was Ishmael Beah from?

Sierra Leone

300

What does the burden of proof mean?

  • Proving a fact to be true about the case

300

What is an alternate juror?

If a regular juror cannot perform, they replace them.

 They are selected to participate but not speak unless needed.

300

Why do jurors have to be secretive about cases?

- to ensure a fair trial

- no biases are formed from outside influence

300

What is the population of Fargo Moorhead? 

(best guess but can't go over)

267,793 

400

What does it mean when someone says "beyond a reasonable doubt?"

  • Prosecution has to convince the jury that there is no other explanation from the evidence presented. 

400

What job does the foreman have?

They are the spokesperson for the jury

400

What is an Indictment?

A formal written accusation, issued by a grand jury, charging a person with a serious crime (usually a felony), signaling the start of criminal proceedings rather than a conviction.

400

What's the 5th planet form the sun?

Jupiter

500

What is the difference between a civil trial and a criminal trial? 

A civil trial is when a litigant seeks remedies for private wrongs that don’t affect society.

A criminal trial is when a person has committed a crime that is against society as a whole. 

500

Why is it important to look at all sides of an issue? (especially in this context)

You are able to see everyone's perspective. 

You might learn something new. 

500

What is due process?

The Constitutional guarantee that the government must act fairly and follow established legal rules before depriving anyone of their life, liberty, or property.

500

Solve the quadratic x2+10x=−25.

  1. -10
  2. 10
  3. 5
  4. -5

 

x=−5

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