Plea Basics Quiz - 20 questions 12.1.25

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Froggy Jumps Plea Basics Quiz - 20 questions 12.1.25Online version Plea basics in court. by Scott 1 What is a Plea? a A request to dismiss the charges because I did not do it b A statement to the police about who I think did the crime c A statement of innocence or guilt I make to the court in response to the charges brought against me 2 What is the statement you make to the court regarding if you are innocent, guilty or otherwise? This determines the next steps of the trial process. a A Confession b A Plea c A Verdict 3 How many pleas can you choose from? a 4 b 3 c 5 4 What are the 5 Please you can choose from? a Guilty, Not Guilty, Acquittal, No Contest, Plea Bargain b Guilty, Not Guilty, Not Guilty by Reason of Insanity (NGI), No Contest, Dual-Plea c Guilty, Innocent, No Consent, Dual-Confession, Not Guilty by Reason of Lateness 5 If you want to admit to committing the crime, what plea would you choose? a Guilty b Not Guilty c No Contest 6 What are you telling the court if you plead 'guilty'? a I did not commit the crime, I'd like to go home now b I am unsure about who did the crime c I did commit the crime, let's talk about my possible sentence 7 What does it mean to plead "Guilty"? a I admit I did the crime, and the Court can go ahead and determine what my sentence should be. b I did the crime, but was not mentally competent when I did it so I should be released c I did not commit the crime. Wasn't me. 8 What are you telling the court if you plead “Not Guilty”? a I did NOT commit the crime. Let's go to trial so I can defend myself against the charges b I did the crime, but I was mentally ill when I committed the crime c I did commit the crime. Let's talk about my sentence. 9 If you did not do the crime, or don't think the evidence is strong enough to convict you, what could you plead? a Guilty b Not Guilty c No Contest 10 What are you telling the court with a "No Contest" plea a I am not going to argue if I am innocent or guilty. The court can decide and I will live accept it. b I am not guilty and should not have to contest the charges at all c I did it! I totally did the crime, so go ahead and sentence me 11 If you plead Not Guilty by Reason of Insanity, are you still admitting to doing the crime? a Not sure b Yes, you are admitting the crime, but believe you were not mentally competent at the time c No, you are not admitting the crime 12 Is “No Contest” the same as a“Guilty” plea? a Yup, No Contest and Guilty are the same. I admit to the court I did the crime in both pleas b Sometimes, depending on if the judge likes your suit c No. In "No Contest" you are accepting the conviction, but not making a factual admission of guilt 13 What Plea may result in two separate trials? a Not Guilty b No Contest c Dual Plea 14 What is a Dual Plea? a When I plead innocent and guilty at the same time b I plead Not Guilty, but if found guilty a second trial will determine if I was mentally incompetent c When you serve two or more sentences at the same time 15 If found NGI or Not Guilty by Reason of Insanity, where would you serve your sentence? a a County Jail b a CDCR facility c a State Hospital, like ASH 16 If found "Guilty" of a Felony, where might you serve your sentence? a A State Hospital b County Jail c A State Prison or CDCR facility 17 If found "Guily" of a Misdemeanor, where would you serve your sentence? a County Jail b A State Prison or CDCR Facility c A Board and Care Facility in the community 18 What "Plea" means you are not fighting the charges, and the court can go ahead and make a verdict without going to trial. a Not Guilty by Reason of Insanity b No Contest c Guilty 19 How many different "Plea" options can you choose from? a One Million b 3 c 5 20 If you Plea "Guilty" do you have to admit to having committed the crime? a Yes, you make a factual admission of committing the crime b No, you are accepting the conviction, but don't have to admit to committing the crime c Only if you think it will result in less time to be served

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What is a Plea?

What is the statement you make to the court regarding if you are innocent, guilty or otherwise? This determines the next steps of the trial process.

How many pleas can you choose from?

What are the 5 Please you can choose from?

If you want to admit to committing the crime, what plea would you choose?

What are you telling the court if you plead 'guilty'?

What does it mean to plead "Guilty"?

What are you telling the court if you plead “Not Guilty”?

If you did not do the crime, or don't think the evidence is strong enough to convict you, what could you plead?

What are you telling the court with a "No Contest" plea

If you plead Not Guilty by Reason of Insanity, are you still admitting to doing the crime?

Is “No Contest” the same as a“Guilty” plea?

What Plea may result in two separate trials?

What is a Dual Plea?

If found NGI or Not Guilty by Reason of Insanity, where would you serve your sentence?

If found "Guilty" of a Felony, where might you serve your sentence?

If found "Guily" of a Misdemeanor, where would you serve your sentence?

What "Plea" means you are not fighting the charges, and the court can go ahead and make a verdict without going to trial.

How many different "Plea" options can you choose from?

If you Plea "Guilty" do you have to admit to having committed the crime?