What are the Steps towards Courtroom Competency - 20 questions 11.17.25

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Froggy Jumps What are the Steps towards Courtroom Competency - 20 questions 11.17.25Online version Evaluation and determination of restoration to competency by Scott 1 Why was I sent to this hospital from my County Jail? a For a change of scenery, and to experience a new place b To receive treatment and education to help me better understand and fully assist in my defense c To help me get medical treatment and stay off drugs 2 If I am sent here to be "restored to competency", does that mean I have completed my trial and been found guilty or innocent? a No, I am here to hopefully run out the clock and not have to go back to court ever. b Yes, I am done with court and will remain at ASH for a set number of years. c No, you have not completed your court process yet. Your time at ASH is help prepare you for court 3 Will I be released from ASH back home directly when I am "restored to competency"? a Yes. You will go back home immediately, no need to go back to court. b No. I will be returned to my county jail so I can go back to court and plead my case to the judge. c No. I will go directly to prison without returning to court to be found guilty or innocent 4 What are the three main "tests" I need to pass and in what order, to be found "restored to competency"? a 1) Competency Assessment Testing (or CAT Test), 2) Clinical Staffing and 3) Forensic Staffing b 1) Forensic Staffing, 2) Clinical Staffing, and 3) Competency Assessment Testing (or CAT Test) c 1) Clinical Staffing, 2) Competency Assessment Testing (or CAT Test), then 3) Forensic Staffing 5 What is the "CAT" test? a An interview with a psychologist to find out what you know about your case and the legal process b A written test to see if you think you are guilty or not c An interview with a psychologist to see what you know about Cats and Dogs 6 When do I take the "CAT" test? a During the first week of admission to the hospital, then every 30–60 days until you pass. b During court, after the trial begins c Every day while at the hospital until you pass 7 Why is passing the "CAT" test important to my competency? a It shows I have a basic understanding of the court process and can answer questions appropriately b It determines if I am truly innocent or guilty c It is important to know as much as you can about Cats and how to care for them. 8 What is a Mock Trial? a A trial you watch on TV like "My Cousin Vinny" b A real court proceeding where you can be found innocent or guilty c Mock Trial is practice answering competency questions with staff in a courtroom-like setting 9 Is Mock Trial required to be found competent? a Yes, it’s required b No, Mock Trial is a waste of your time and will not help you become competent c No, Mock Trial is voluntary and not required but helps practice. 10 What is the purpose of a "Mock Trial"? a To make fun of the Judge b To give you practice in an environment kind a like how it will be in court c To allow you to got to trial faster 11 What is Clinical Staffing? a You meet with your treatment team answering questions about your case and legal process. b When your treatment team clinicians are changed c A type of group held on the unit with all your peers 12 Who should be in Clinical Staffing besides you? a Your Defense Attorney or Public Defender b Only an outside evaluator you may not have met before, usually a psychologist c Your Unit Psychologist, RT, Social Worker and Psychiatrist 13 What happens next if you "Pass" Clinical Staffing? a You are referred to Forensic Staffing, and will be asked questions by a Forensic Evaluator b You are sent back to court right away to finish your case. c You know everything to be competent You don't have to go to anymore groups 14 What is the last competency test or evaluation before you are ready to return to court? a Forensic Staffing b Clinical Staffing c Mock Trial 15 What is Forensic Staffing? a A police background check to see if there are any new charges b An interview by an outside evaluator to confirm you are competent to return to court. c An interview where we ask you about how you like the staff at the hospital 16 What step must you pass before attempting "Forensic Staffing"? a Mock Trial b Choosing which Plea to use in court c Passing "Clinical Staffing" 17 Who do you meet with for "Forensic Staffing"? a Your public defender or hired attorney b A forensic psychologist or psychiatrist who is not a member of your treatment team. c The judge and jury 18 What will the Forensic Evaluator determine from the interview? a The Forensic Evaluator determines if you have been treated well while at the hospital b The forensic evaluator decides you are competent to return or not quite ready to return to court yet c The Forensic Evaluator decides if you are guilty or innocent and the sentencing 19 What happens if you pass the CAT and Clinical Staffing but fail the Forensic Staffing? a You may repeat the Forensic Staffing after studying more and working with your Team b You start all over with the CAT or Competency Assessment test c You are sent back to court "Unrestorable" 20 Why am I learning all of this stuff about court competency and taking all these tests? a So, I can understand the process and defend myself in the best way possible when I go back to court b So I can show the court I learned some new stuff c Because life is all about tests and passing this one is just another life test I need to pass.

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What are the Steps towards Courtroom Competency - 20 questions 11.17.25Online version

by Scott

Why was I sent to this hospital from my County Jail?

If I am sent here to be "restored to competency", does that mean I have completed my trial and been found guilty or innocent?

Will I be released from ASH back home directly when I am "restored to competency"?

What are the three main "tests" I need to pass and in what order, to be found "restored to competency"?

What is the "CAT" test?

When do I take the "CAT" test?

Why is passing the "CAT" test important to my competency?

What is a Mock Trial?

Is Mock Trial required to be found competent?

What is the purpose of a "Mock Trial"?

What is Clinical Staffing?

Who should be in Clinical Staffing besides you?

What happens next if you "Pass" Clinical Staffing?

What is the last competency test or evaluation before you are ready to return to court?

What is Forensic Staffing?

What step must you pass before attempting "Forensic Staffing"?

Who do you meet with for "Forensic Staffing"?

What will the Forensic Evaluator determine from the interview?

What happens if you pass the CAT and Clinical Staffing but fail the Forensic Staffing?

Why am I learning all of this stuff about court competency and taking all these tests?