People of the Courtroom
The Four Pleas
Vocabulary
Courtroom Process
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100

 This person is in charge of the courtroom and makes sure laws are followed during the trial.

Who is the Judge

100

This plea means the defendant admits they committed the crime.

What is a Guilty Plea

100

A crime that is more serious than a misdemeanor. Generally punishable by a prison sentence of one year or more, up to life. 

What is a Felony

100

This happens when a person is taken into custody by law enforcement

What is an Arrest

100

This is the standard number of jurors in most trials.

What is 12.

200

These citizens listen to evidence and decide whether someone is guilty or not guilty

Who is the Jury

200

This plea means the defendant says they did not commit the crime.

What is a Not Guilty Plea

200

Offenses that are less serious than felonies, and generally those punishable by fine, penalty, or imprisonment in jail for less than one year. 

What is a Misdemeanor

200

This is when the jury discusses the case privately to reach a decision.

What is Jury Deliberation

200

The names of the EASS deputies? 

What is Alvares and Qualls

300

This person is accused of committing a crime in court.

Who is a Defendant 

300

This plea does not admit guilt but also does not dispute the charges.

What is No Contest

300

An amount of money normally set by the judge at the initial appearance to ensure the return of the accused at future hearings. 

What is Bail

300

This happens after a guilty verdict and determines the punishment.

What is Sentencing

300

The names of the JBCT Deputies. 

What is Anaya and Lord

400

This person may be called to court to give testimony about what they saw or know.

Who is a Witness

400

A defendant using this plea admits the act happened but argues they should not be held mentally responsible.

What is Not Guilty by Reason of Insanity

400

Information used in court to prove something is or isn't true. may include witness testimony, documents, photographs, video recordings, fingerprints, blood, hair, or material objects (such as a weapon). 

What is Evidence

400

This happens when a defendant is brought to court to respond to charges for the first time.

What is an Arraignment Appearance

400

Name the three EASS nurses (must get at least 2 out of 3).

What is Lisa, Madi & Aimee.

500

This court official manages schedules, paperwork, and legal documents for the court.

Who is the Court Clerk

500

This plea is most likely to result in a jury trial.

What is a Not Guilty Plea

500

A legal charge for disobeying or disrespecting a judge or court rules, disrupting the court process, or ignoring a court order.

What is Contempt of Court

500

This happens when a defendant agrees to a deal instead of going to trial.

What is a Plea Bargain

500

Name the JBCT Program Director

Who is Terri Rodriguez.