Jump to Competency! IST Froggy (20 questions) - Courtroom Personnel, Pleas, Courtroom Terminology, Courtroom Behavior

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Jump to Competency! IST Froggy (20 questions) - Courtroom Personnel, Pleas, Courtroom Terminology, Courtroom Behavior


Froggy Jumps Jump to Competency! IST Froggy (20 questions) - Courtroom Personnel, Pleas, Courtroom Terminology, Courtroom BehaviorOnline version Test your courtroom knowledge. by Scott 1 Clue: “I preside over the courtroom, interpret the law, ensures a fair trial, and delivers the sentencing. For a bench trial, I decide the verdict.” a Lawyer b Judge c Magistrate 2 Clue: “I did the crime. Go ahead and sentence me.” a Not Guilty b Guilty c Innocent 3 Clue: A deal made with the District Attorney for less time or a lesser charge. a Deal b Plea c Plea Bargain 4 True or False: It is okay to talk to the other defendants. a False b True c Maybe 5 Clue: “I am lawyer who defends the defendant. I present evidence and witnesses, and I advocate for the best outcome for the defendant.” a Defense Attorney b Pro Bono Lawyer c Public Defender 6 Clue: “I did not do the crime. I request a trial.” a Not Guilty b Guilty c Acquitted 7 Clue: 12 randomly chosen peers from the county who listen to arguments and examine evidence. They are responsible for deciding the verdict. a Judge b Prosecutor c Jury 8 True or False: You can yell "You liar!" at a witness if they give incorrect information. a True b Maybe c False 9 Clue: “I am the lawyer that represents the State of CA. My job is to try to prove the defendant is guilty. I can offer plea bargains.” a Judge b District Attorney c Public Defender 10 Clue: “I am not going to fight the case. I don’t need a trial. Go ahead and sentence me.” a Guilty b Not Guilty c No Contest 11 Clue: The final decision at the end of the trial that declares if the defendant is guilty, not guilty, or not guilty by reason of insanity. a Judgment b Verdict c Sentence 12 True or False: You should not wave or say “Hi” to friends and family in the courtroom when court is in session. a False b Maybe c True 13 Clue: “I am an officer of the court. I maintain courthouse safety and security. I escort the defendant in and out of the courtroom.” a Bailiff b Sheriff c Court Clerk 14 Clue: “I did the crime, but I was insane at the time. I am requesting a sanity hearing. I understand I can be sentenced to a state mental hospital for 6 months to life.” a Guilty b Not Guilty c Not Guilty by Reason of Insanity 15 Clue: Information used in court to prove that something is true or not true. Examples: witnesses, documents, DNA, videos, photographs, weapon, fingerprints, etc. a Testimony b Documents c Evidence 16 True or False: It’s OK and polite to stare at the Jury throughout your trial. a Maybe b True c False 17 Clue: “I sit next to the judge. My job is to keep track of all of the reports and evidence. I also swear in the witnesses. a Court Clerk b Bailiff c Clerk 18 Clue: “I did not do the crime. If the jury finds me guilty, I was insane at the time of the crime.” a Dual Plea b Guilty c Not Guilty by Reason of Insanity 19 Clue: A person called to testify about what they know about the case. This person can be for the defense or the prosecution. a Witness b Juror c Defendant 20 True or False: You should ask for permission to leave the courtroom to use the bathroom. a False b True c Maybe

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Jump to Competency! IST Froggy (20 questions) - Courtroom Personnel, Pleas, Courtroom Terminology, Courtroom Behavior

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Jump to Competency! IST Froggy (20 questions) - Courtroom Personnel, Pleas, Courtroom Terminology, Courtroom BehaviorOnline version

by Scott

Clue: “I preside over the courtroom, interpret the law, ensures a fair trial, and delivers the sentencing. For a bench trial, I decide the verdict.”

Clue: “I did the crime. Go ahead and sentence me.”

Clue: A deal made with the District Attorney for less time or a lesser charge.

True or False: It is okay to talk to the other defendants.

Clue: “I am lawyer who defends the defendant. I present evidence and witnesses, and I advocate for the best outcome for the defendant.”

Clue: “I did not do the crime. I request a trial.”

Clue: 12 randomly chosen peers from the county who listen to arguments and examine evidence. They are responsible for deciding the verdict.

True or False: You can yell "You liar!" at a witness if they give incorrect information.

Clue: “I am the lawyer that represents the State of CA. My job is to try to prove the defendant is guilty. I can offer plea bargains.”

Clue: “I am not going to fight the case. I don’t need a trial. Go ahead and sentence me.”

Clue: The final decision at the end of the trial that declares if the defendant is guilty, not guilty, or not guilty by reason of insanity.

True or False: You should not wave or say “Hi” to friends and family in the courtroom when court is in session.

Clue: “I am an officer of the court. I maintain courthouse safety and security. I escort the defendant in and out of the courtroom.”

Clue: “I did the crime, but I was insane at the time. I am requesting a sanity hearing. I understand I can be sentenced to a state mental hospital for 6 months to life.”

Clue: Information used in court to prove that something is true or not true. Examples: witnesses, documents, DNA, videos, photographs, weapon, fingerprints, etc.

True or False: It’s OK and polite to stare at the Jury throughout your trial.

Clue: “I sit next to the judge. My job is to keep track of all of the reports and evidence. I also swear in the witnesses.

Clue: “I did not do the crime. If the jury finds me guilty, I was insane at the time of the crime.”

Clue: A person called to testify about what they know about the case. This person can be for the defense or the prosecution.

True or False: You should ask for permission to leave the courtroom to use the bathroom.