Types of sentences you may face if found guilty

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Froggy Jumps Types of sentences you may face if found guiltyOnline version Sentencing types and Three Strikes quiz. by Scott 1 What is a concurrent sentence? a 2 or more prison terms are served one after the other (5 year robbery + 2 year assault = 7 years) b 2 or more terms are served at the same time. 5 year robbery + 2 year assault = 5 years is served. c A single term for all offenses. Judge decides how long you serve 2 What is a consecutive sentence? a 2 or more prison terms are served one after the other. 5 year robbery + 2 year assault = 7 years b A single term for all offenses. Judge decides how long you serve c 2 or more terms are served at the same time. 5 year robbery + 2 year assault = 5 years max. 3 What is a determinate sentence? a A sentence with a minimum and maximum time to serve: "not less than 5 years, no more than 7 years" b A fixed term of years determined by the State. "You are to serve 10 years" c Always a life sentence 4 What is an indeterminate sentence? a A sentence that ends on a specific day each year. b A sentence with a minimum and maximum time to serve: "not less than 5 years, no more than 7 years" c A fixed term of years determined by the State. "You are to serve 10 years" 5 What is the Three Strikes Law? a A program to reduce the time a person may spend in prison b A federal parole program that gets you out early c California law for repeat offenders receiving longer sentences, for repeating criminal behavior. 6 In California's Three Strikes, what happens on the third strike? a You will serve 5 to 10 years. b You are granted immediate release. c 25 years to life. 7 Does every felony conviction count towards receiving a strike? a Yes; every felony is a strike, so any 3 felonies convictions and you're in prison for life b Only after two strikes. c Not all felonies will count towards 3 strikes. Some serious and non-serious felonies will not 8 What does 'strikeable' mean in the Three Strikes Law? a Whether a felony qualifies as a "strike". counting toward the "3 strikes and you are out" b Whether a sentence is concurrent, and you wiull do less time overall c Whether the defendant is guilty and he Judge will "Strike them out" 9 Which sentence type has a fixed period already decided by the state law? a Determinate sentence. example: 7 years, no more or less b Indeterminate sentence. example: No less than 3 years, no more than 5 years c Concurrent sentence. Two or more sentences served at the same time. You serve the longer sentence. 10 What is the key difference between concurrent and consecutive sentences? a There is no difference. They are the same. b Concurrent: time served at the same time; Consecutive: time served one after another. c Concurrent is for felonies. Consecutive is for misdemeanors.

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Types of sentences you may face if found guiltyOnline version

by Scott

What is a concurrent sentence?

What is a consecutive sentence?

What is a determinate sentence?

What is an indeterminate sentence?

What is the Three Strikes Law?

In California's Three Strikes, what happens on the third strike?

Does every felony conviction count towards receiving a strike?

What does 'strikeable' mean in the Three Strikes Law?

Which sentence type has a fixed period already decided by the state law?

What is the key difference between concurrent and consecutive sentences?