Juvenile OP Attainment: Courtroom Roles

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Froggy Jumps Juvenile OP Attainment: Courtroom RolesOnline version Test your knowledge on Juvenile OP Attainment with this engaging quiz! by Mariah Bowser Jones, MA, LPCC 1 How does a judge decide if a defendant committed a crime? a The Judge considers evidence and what both sides say about the case. b The Judge flips a coin. c The Judge always takes the prosecutor’s side. 2 Who does the prosecutor represent? a The prosecutor represents the State of Ohio or the victims in a case. b The prosecutor represents the defendant. c The prosecutor represents the police. 3 Who does the defense attorney represent? a The defense attorney represents the Judge. b The defense attorney represents the defendant. c The defense attorney represents the State of Ohio. 4 What does it mean to be the defendant? a The defendant is the person accused of committing a crime. b The defendant decides what happens in a legal case. c The defendant is the police. 5 What is an example of evidence? a A hotdog on the side of the road. b A video of someone breaking into a home. c A picture of someone stealing a purse. 6 What is a witness? a An officer in court that makes sure everyone is in order. b Someone who saw or heard something during the crime. c Someone who takes the train to work. 7 What does the court reporter do? a Keeps a written record of everything that happens in court. b Helps clean the courtroom. c Makes decisions on whether a defendant committed a crime. 8 What is the job of a bailiff? a To count how many people are in the courtroom. b To interrogate the attorneys. c To help the Judge and make sure the courtroom is in order. 9 What is privileged communication? a Communication that can be shared with anyone. b Communication between the judge and jury. c Communication between attorney and client that is confidential. 10 Who is the defendant in your case? a The person accused of the crime in your specific case. b The judge overseeing the case. c The prosecutor in the case. 11 What is a jury? a A group of 12 people from the community who decides whether a person is guilty or not. b A group of singers that perform in Court. c The Judge makes the decision on whether a person if guilty or not.

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Juvenile OP Attainment: Courtroom RolesOnline version

by Mariah Bowser Jones, MA, LPCC

How does a judge decide if a defendant committed a crime?

Who does the prosecutor represent?

Who does the defense attorney represent?

What does it mean to be the defendant?

What is an example of evidence?

What is a witness?

What does the court reporter do?

What is the job of a bailiff?

What is privileged communication?

Who is the defendant in your case?

What is a jury?