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Froggy Jumps Capacity Restoration - North CarolinaOnline version Help study information related to the court. by Jenna 1 Which plea means "I didn't do it or prove it." a Not Guilty b Alford c NGRI 2 Which plea means "I'm admitting I did it." a Guilty b No Contest c Alford 3 Which plea means "At the time of the crime, because of my mental illness I didn't know what I was doing or didn't know right from wrong." a NGRI b No Contest c Guilty 4 Which plea means "I'm not saying I did it, I'm not saying I didn't do it. I'm leaving it up to the court." a No Contest b Alford c Guilty 5 Which plea means "I'm maintaining my innocence, but the evidence against me is strong so I'll take a plea deal." a Alford b No Contest c Guilty 6 Which pleas lead to trial? a Not Guilty and NGRI b NGRI and No Contest c No Contest and Alford 7 Which pleas lead to sentencing? a Guilty, No Contest, and Alford b Guilty, No Contest, NGRI c Not Guilty and Alford 8 Why might someone agree to take a plea bargain? a They receive a lower sentence/less time. b They like the District Attorney. c They want to go to trial. 9 What right do you never give up? a Your right to an attorney. b Your right to appeal. c Your right to go to trial. 10 What rights do you give up as part of a plea bargain? a Face your accuser, Appeal, remain Silent, and Trial b Voting, Driving, and Education c Your attorney and trial 11 Who is on your side and represents you in court? a Defense Attorney b District Attorney c Judge 12 Who is against you in court and wants a conviction? a District Attorney b Defense Attorney c Jury 13 Who is in charge of the courtroom, keeps things fair, is neutral, and decides sentencing? a Judge b Bailiff c Jury 14 What does the jury decide? a If someone is guilty or not guilty. b What to have for dinner. c What evidence can be admitted into the trial. 15 How many people on the jury have to agree on the verdict? a 12 b 6 c 10 16 Which witness talks about what they saw or heard at the time the crime occurred? a Eyewitness b Expert witness c Character witness 17 Which witness talks about specialized knowledge or training they have related to the case. Examples could include a doctor or mechanic. a Expert witness b Eyewitness c Character witness 18 Which witness talks about you as a person, like how you act or the things you do? a Character witness b Expert witness c Eyewitness 19 What should you do if you think a witness is lying while under oath? a Whisper to your attorney or write them a note. b Raise your hand. c Jump up, point, and yell, "Liar!' 20 If you act out in court, you can get in trouble including getting a new charge. This called being in... a Contempt of Court b A Rage c Timeout 21 Your lawyer cannot tell anyone what the two of you talk about. What is this called? a Attorney - Client Privilege b Keeping a Secret c Snitches get Stitches 22 Which type of crime is the most serious? a Felony b Misdemeanor c Citation 23 What part of a trial is most similar to a movie preview, it gives you an idea of what's to come? a Opening Statements b Closing Statements c Jury Instructions 24 What part of a trial is when each lawyer summarizes the case that they just made? a Closing Statements b Opening Statements c Direct Examination 25 When a witness is questioned by the attorney who called them, it's called Direct Examination. What is it called when the opposing attorney questions them? a Cross Examination b Opposing Examination c Opposite Examination 26 Which one of these is NOT a potential sentence? a Going shopping b Prison time c Community Service 27 What does ITP stand for? a Incapable to Proceed b Inability to Play c Irritated, Tired, and Pouting 28 If you are found ITP, your case... a Is put on pause. Nothing can happen until this is resolved. b Moves forward as if nothing happened. c Is over and you go home immediately. 29 You were found ITP because you... a Didn't know about the court, your case, or couldn't work with your attorney. b Had a bad mood during the evaluation. c It's a trick question, you can't be found ITP. 30 What is the word used to describe someone who has been charged with a crime? a Defendant b Victim c Plaintiff

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Which plea means "I didn't do it or prove it."

Which plea means "I'm admitting I did it."

Which plea means "At the time of the crime, because of my mental illness I didn't know what I was doing or didn't know right from wrong."

Which plea means "I'm not saying I did it, I'm not saying I didn't do it. I'm leaving it up to the court."

Which plea means "I'm maintaining my innocence, but the evidence against me is strong so I'll take a plea deal."

Which pleas lead to trial?

Which pleas lead to sentencing?

Why might someone agree to take a plea bargain?

What right do you never give up?

What rights do you give up as part of a plea bargain?

Who is on your side and represents you in court?

Who is against you in court and wants a conviction?

Who is in charge of the courtroom, keeps things fair, is neutral, and decides sentencing?

What does the jury decide?

How many people on the jury have to agree on the verdict?

Which witness talks about what they saw or heard at the time the crime occurred?

Which witness talks about specialized knowledge or training they have related to the case. Examples could include a doctor or mechanic.

Which witness talks about you as a person, like how you act or the things you do?

What should you do if you think a witness is lying while under oath?

If you act out in court, you can get in trouble including getting a new charge. This called being in...

Your lawyer cannot tell anyone what the two of you talk about. What is this called?

Which type of crime is the most serious?

What part of a trial is most similar to a movie preview, it gives you an idea of what's to come?

What part of a trial is when each lawyer summarizes the case that they just made?

When a witness is questioned by the attorney who called them, it's called Direct Examination. What is it called when the opposing attorney questions them?

Which one of these is NOT a potential sentence?

What does ITP stand for?

If you are found ITP, your case...

You were found ITP because you...

What is the word used to describe someone who has been charged with a crime?