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Test your understanding of plea deals and courtroom roles.

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Test your understanding of plea deals and courtroom roles.

by Tammy Phillips
1

Who decides if you are guilty or not guilty in court?

2

Who decides a plea bargain in most cases?

3

Can your attorney share information you tell them?

4

Which is a common benefit of a Plea Agreement?

5

What is a disadvantage of a Plea Agreement?

6

Can you be forced to testify? Why?

7

Will you have a trial if you plead Guilty?

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Will you have a trial if you plead No-Contest?

9

Who defends you in court?

10

Who is the main prosecutor in court?

11

What is the main goal of juvenile competency restoration?

12

Which term best describes a juvenile who cannot currently understand proceedings?

13

If a juvenile is found competent, what is the likely next step?

14

Which term refers to a juvenile's right to understand the charges against them?

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Which option is NOT a standard component of competency restoration?

16

What follows a finding of incompetence if restoration succeeds?

17

Which is a possible outcome if competency cannot be restored?

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