Charges and Crimes
Plea Options
Sentencing
Legal Procedures
Probation Rules
100
What is the term for what the police accuse you of doing?

A charge

100

What is it called when you admit to the court that you committed the crime?

Pleading guilty

100

What is a sentence that includes a combination of jail time, probation, and community service?

A mixed or combination sentence

100

What is the term for admitting guilt in exchange for a lesser sentence?

Plea deal

100

True or False: You can use drugs while on probation without getting into trouble.

False

200

This mean a small or less serious crime.

What is a misdemeanor?

200

Your plea if you do not admit to the crime and want to go to trial

What is pleading not guilty?

200

What is the next step after you plead guilty in court?

Sentencing by the judge

200

What happens if you plead not guilty but are found guilty at trial?

You receive a sentence determined by the judge 

200

You must get ________ from your probation officer before moving to another city

Permission

300

This paper says the police can arrest someone.

What is a warrant?
300

What is your plea if you do not admit to the crime but accept a deal to avoid trial?

Pleading nolo

300

What is it called if you ask for another trial due to an issue in the first trial?

An appeal

300

What happens to your criminal record if you are found not guilty at trial?

The crime is not recorded on your criminal record

300

True or False: Probation violations can lead to additional jail time

True

400
This is when someone sees a crime happen and tells what they saw
What is a witness?
400

Why do you need to inform the judge of your plea?

To ensure your rights are protected and the court can proceed appropriately.

400

True or False: A sentence can only include jail time

False; it can include probation, community service, or a combination.

400

True or False: You go to trial after pleading guilty

False; pleading guilty avoids trial.

400

True or False: Hanging out at a bar is allowed on probation, as long as you don’t break other rules.

False

500

You need to know these so you can speak up for yourself and be treated fairly in court.

What are your rights?

500

What must you give up when pleading guilty or no contest?

The rights to a trial and to appeal

500

What must you prove before entering a plea?

That you are competent to proceed

500

True or False: You must enter a plea before the court can proceed

True

500

What are the consequences of violating probation?

Potential jail time, extended probation, or additional restrictions