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Froggy Jumps Legal RightsOnline version Legal rights quiz by Joanna 1 What is the right to remain silent? a The defendant does not have to answer questions from the police without an attorney with them b The defendant must answer questions from the police c An attorney is not required to be present to answer questions 2 The defendant can choose the plea they think is best a Right to Enter Plea b Right to Trial c Right to Counsel 3 The defendant has a right to a Fair and Speedy trial. a Right to Complaint b Right to Remain Silent c Right to Trial 4 What is the right to the complaint? a The defendant has a right to receive a copy of charges against them b The defendant can fire judge and request a new one c The defendant can stand up and state they do not agree with the verdict 5 To have an attorney defend you at all stages of the case a Right to Trial b Right to the Make Choices c Right to Counsel 6 Why is it important for someone have the right to counsel? a It protects defendant from bailiff b It protects from wrongful convictions c It helps defendant get snacks during trial 7 Explain the importance of the right to remain silent. a So you have a chill court process b So you do not self-incriminate c So the DA speaks on your behalf

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Legal RightsOnline version

Legal rights quiz

by Joanna

What is the right to remain silent?

The defendant does not have to answer questions from the police without an attorney with them

The defendant must answer questions from the police

An attorney is not required to be present to answer questions

The defendant can choose the plea they think is best

Right to Enter Plea

Right to Trial

Right to Counsel

The defendant has a right to a Fair and Speedy trial.

Right to Complaint

Right to Remain Silent

Right to Trial

What is the right to the complaint?

The defendant has a right to receive a copy of charges against them

The defendant can fire judge and request a new one

The defendant can stand up and state they do not agree with the verdict

To have an attorney defend you at all stages of the case

Right to Trial

Right to the Make Choices

Right to Counsel

Why is it important for someone have the right to counsel?

It protects defendant from bailiff

It protects from wrongful convictions

It helps defendant get snacks during trial

Explain the importance of the right to remain silent.

So you have a chill court process

So you do not self-incriminate

So the DA speaks on your behalf

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What is the right to remain silent?

The defendant can choose the plea they think is best

The defendant has a right to a Fair and Speedy trial.

What is the right to the complaint?

To have an attorney defend you at all stages of the case

Why is it important for someone have the right to counsel?

Explain the importance of the right to remain silent.

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