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Test your understanding of legal concepts and terminology! Determine whether each is valid (✅) or not (❌).

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Test your understanding of legal concepts and terminology! Determine whether each is valid (✅) or not (❌).

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The defense attorney is against you

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If you do not agree with what someone is saying, you should interrupt them

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Sentence is the time you will have to serve in jail

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Only one person can sentence you in court

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A testimony is a form of evidence

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The district attorney (prosecutor) is getting you the lowest sentence possible

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The bailiff cross examines you

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Only one person gives the verdict in court

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The eye witness looks at evidence and give their professional opinion

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The bailiff presents the evidence

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The defendant is the person accused of committing a crime and charged with the crime

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There are only two types of witnessess

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The district attorney (prosecutor) tries to convict you and tries to prove that you're guilty

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You need to testify

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Verdict is the decision made of guilty or not guilty

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The judge is the only neutral person in the courtroom

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You need to testify

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The judge is your friend

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A plea is the answer the defendant states in response to the charges made against them

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The jury is made up of only doctors

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If you have a plea-bargain, you don't go to trial or have a jury

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