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What Florida State Statue States that an offender may have helped another person commit or attempt to commit a crime?
What is 777.011, F.S.
100
What Florida State Statute covers the Florida Evidence Code?
What is Chapter 90, F.S.
100
Subpoena that allows the person subpoenaed to provide the requested records in lieu of personal appearance.
What is Subpoena Duces Tecum for Records in Lieu of Appearance
100
If the judge sustains the objection, he or she has ruled that it is what?
What is An improper question and to not answer.
100
What Florida State Statute covers general criminal penalties and sentencing.
What is Chapters 775 and 921
200
(Double Jeopardy) If a person attempts to commit a crime that is a third-degree felony, what is the attempt?
What is a first-degree misdemeanor
200
Is anything written or printed which is offered to prove or disprove facts pertaining to the case.
What is documentary evidence
200
In federal court, who is responsible for presenting the government's case.
What is U.S. Attorney's Office
200
According to what Florida State Statute, is it a felony of the third-degree to make two or more material statements under oath, and those statements willfully contradict each other.
What is 837.021, F.S.
200
If the judge grants motion for the exclusion of witnesses, it is what?
What is Invoking the Rule of Sequestration
300
(Triple Jeopardy) The state must prove the following elements to convict a suspect of solicitation
What is An offender solicited a person to commit a certain offense. During solicitation, the offender commanded, encouraged, hired, or requested the other person to engage in specific conduct that would constitute the commission of the offense or attempt to commit the offense.
300
(Double Jeopardy) Contrary to the speeches given by criminal defense lawyers on television, this is the primary basis for most criminal cases.
What is Circumstantial or Indirect Evidence
300
Under the provisions of the hearsay rule, in the Florida Evidence Code, hearsay is generally not admissible as evidence at a hearing or trial. What is this called?
What is Rules of Evidence
300
A defendant who commits or attempts to commit certain crimes within 3 years of release from a correctional facility for an offense punishable by a sentence of more than 1 year under Florida law.
What is Prison Release Reoffender
300
What is willful telling of an untruth in court after having taken an oath or affirmation.
What is Perjury
400
What Florida State Statute states that a relative of an offender can not be charge with accessory after the fact? You must state the whole Statute.
What is Statute 777.03(1)!a).
400
What are the three primary categories that fall under evidence presented in court?
What is testimonial, documentary, and physical
400
(Double Jeopardy) A court reporter, or electronic recording device, will record all responses, transcribe them, and then print them for case file and distribution to involved parties. What does this fall under?
What is Deposition
400
If an offender is 21 years of age or less, at the time of sentencing, and not previously sentenced as a youthful offender and they pled guilty, or nolo contendere, to a felony charge, What Florida State Statute guidelines does this fall under?
What is Chapter 958
400
This secures offenders for trial and protects victims, witnesses, and the community.
What is Pre-trial Release
500
What are the three crimes considered "preliminary offenses" that require preparation to commit, and generally occur as a prelude to additional crimes?
What is attempt, solicitation, and conspiracy.
500
What are the three reasons you offer evidence in court?
What is to prove or disprove a crime, to support or undermine other evidence, and to help determine an appropriate sentence.
500
Before revoking an offender's probation, the State must do what?
What is prove by the greater weight of the evidence that the offender deliberately, willfully, and substantially violated one or more conditions of probation.
500
What are the mandatory minimum terms for sentencing for a three-time felony offender?
What is 3rd-degree felony, 5 years imprisonment, 2nd-degree felony, 15 years imprisonment, and 1st- degree felony, 30 years imprisonment, and for felony punishable by life, life imprisonment
500
What are factors that the judge can consider when setting conditions of pretrial release?
What is the amount of bond, prior criminal record, ties to the community, violent or non-violent nature of crime charged, and risk of flight if granted release
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