Courts
Prosecuties/Attorneys
Jurisdiction
Judges
Miscellaneous
100

The court above U.S. courts of appeals and the highest state courts

What is the U.S. Supreme Court

100

Prosecuting attorneys, state attorneys, district attorneys, county attorneys, or city attorneys are all names for...

What are prosecutors or public prosecutors

100

Criminal jurisdiction is determined by...

What is legislation

100

Federal judges are appointed by who?

Who is the president
100

Outline ways in which you can be less likely to be victimized...

What are not walking alone at night, having a lethal/non lethal weapon on hand, locking doors, etc...

200

Due process, crime control, rehabilitation, and bureaucratic factors are all....

Functions of the court

200

The attorney who represents a defendant who cannot afford a private attorney...

Who is a public defender

200

Each country has the right to create and enact criminal law for its territory...this is called...

What is international jurisdiction
200

When candidates are affiliated with political parties and receive their support...this is what type of election...

What is a partisan election

200

Name two podcasts, documentaries, shows, or movies that are criminal justice related...

What are Crime Junkie, Mind Hunter, Live PD, etc...

300

This type of court system implies that the federal government and individual states have their own separate court systems

What is the dual court system

300
The prosecutor's ultimate goal is not to win cases but to see that justice is done... this is considered...

What is the duty of fairness

300

_________ is the process in which one jurisdiction surrenders a person accused or convicted of violating another jurisdiction's criminal law to the second jurisdiction.

What is extradition

300
When judge candidates are not affiliated with political parties...this is considered what type of election...

What is a nonpartisan election

300
Name three court related careers one could work as...

What are judges, prosecutors, defense attorneys, court clerks, etc...

400

The social organization consisting of the judge, prosecutor, defense attorney, and other court workers are all apart of the...

What is the courtroom work group

400

The chief law officer of a state or nation who has some control over prosecutors, is commonly elected, and serves a four-six year term...

Who is the attorney general

400

The special subject matter courts that dispose of cases involving a specific crime are...

What are subject-matter jurisdiction

400

Judges offers services as a negotiator to help the prosecution and the defense make a deal at what point of the trail?

What is before the trial

400

How do you spell Ms. Englund's first name?

What is K a j a :-)

500
1.) The United States district courts, 2.) The United States courts of appeals, 3.) The United States Supreme Court are all part of the....
What is the Three-Tiered Model
500

The rule of evidence requiring that communications between a client and his or her attorney be kept confidential...

What is attorney-client privilege

500
Courts of _______ _________ deal with the most serious felonies and civil cases...

What is general jurisdiction

500

When a vacancy on the bench arises, candidates are nominated by a nonpartisan committee of citizens...this is a basic step of what plan...

What is the Missouri Plan

500

Drug courts, veterans courts, juvenile courts, domestic violence courts, and mental health courts are all considered...

What are types of specialty courts