Criminal Justice Basics: True or False

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Key principles of criminal justice

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Criminal Justice Basics: True or FalseOnline version Key principles of criminal justice by Adelina Demirovski 1 There is no appellate jurisdiction in the Victorian criminal justice system. Yes No 2 Victims are never informed about the progress of investigations or court proceedings. Yes No 3 The right to silence is protected under the VCHRR Act 2006. Yes No 4 Plea negotiations guarantee a guilty plea must be entered if the victim objects. Yes No 5 Plea negotiations can result in pleading guilty to fewer or lesser charges. Yes No 6 Indictable offences are heard in the County Court or Supreme Court (Trial Division) with a jury if pleaded not guilty. Yes No 7 A trial by jury occurs in Magistrates' Court for all offences. Yes No 8 The standard of proof is beyond reasonable doubt. Yes No 9 The defendant bears the burden of proof in a criminal case. Yes No 10 The burden of proof rests with the prosecution in a criminal case. Yes No

Criminal Justice Basics: True or FalseOnline version

Key principles of criminal justice

by Adelina Demirovski

There is no appellate jurisdiction in the Victorian criminal justice system.

Yes

Victims are never informed about the progress of investigations or court proceedings.

Yes

The right to silence is protected under the VCHRR Act 2006.

Yes

Plea negotiations guarantee a guilty plea must be entered if the victim objects.

Yes

Plea negotiations can result in pleading guilty to fewer or lesser charges.

Yes

Indictable offences are heard in the County Court or Supreme Court (Trial Division) with a jury if pleaded not guilty.

Yes

A trial by jury occurs in Magistrates' Court for all offences.

Yes

The standard of proof is beyond reasonable doubt.

Yes

The defendant bears the burden of proof in a criminal case.

Yes

The burden of proof rests with the prosecution in a criminal case.

Yes

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Criminal Justice Basics: True or False

Yes or No

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Criminal Justice Basics: True or FalseOnline version

by Adelina Demirovski

There is no appellate jurisdiction in the Victorian criminal justice system.

Victims are never informed about the progress of investigations or court proceedings.

The right to silence is protected under the VCHRR Act 2006.

Plea negotiations guarantee a guilty plea must be entered if the victim objects.

Plea negotiations can result in pleading guilty to fewer or lesser charges.

Indictable offences are heard in the County Court or Supreme Court (Trial Division) with a jury if pleaded not guilty.

A trial by jury occurs in Magistrates' Court for all offences.

The standard of proof is beyond reasonable doubt.

The defendant bears the burden of proof in a criminal case.

The burden of proof rests with the prosecution in a criminal case.

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