Describe what happens in an arraignment and plea negotiation?
Defendant pleas guilty or non guilty, and judge will set trial date.
100
What are the possible outcomes if the cops are called?
1.) detained
2.) citation
3.) set free
100
what amendment allows you to refuse to be searched?
4th
100
Where did fortune cookie's originate from?
America
200
What step is discovery and plea negotiations?
Step 6
200
Describe an appeal in a court case
When the court system/officers mess up and it is not brought up in your original trial, you appeal for a retrial.
200
What are some examples of what the court can order the defendant to pay for?
1.) lost or stole items
2.) court fees
3.) medical, dental, counseling expenses
4.) child care expenses during court proceedings
200
what amendment allows you to have a gun?
The 2nd
200
America falls and horseshoe falls are better known as?
Niagra falls
300
what step is trial?
Step 7
300
Define Preliminary hearing
determines whether or not there is enough evidence to have defendant detained.
300
What happens if the evidence used in court against the defendant is found illegally?
it will not be shown to the jury, and will be erased from the case.
300
what amendment does not allow double jeopardy?
5th
300
what was mickey mouses original name?
Mortimer mouse
400
What step is appeal?
Step 9
400
Define Initial Appearance
Judges assures defendant is properly charged, that the defendant has an attorney and if does not makes sure one is appointed, bail amount is set.
400
What is the maximum amount of days you have to wait to have you case tried?
90 days
400
What amendment does not allow excessive bail or cruel punishment?
8th
400
what year was Bettendorf high school founded?
1951
500
what step is preliminary hearing?
step 4
500
Define Trial
a formal examination of evidence before a judge, and typically before a jury, in order to decide guilt in a case of criminal or civil proceedings.
500
what are the six steps of trial?
1.) opening statements
2.) states witnesses and evidence
3.) defenses witnesses and evidence
4.) closing arguments
5.) court instructions to the jury
6.) jurys deliberation and verdict