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Froggy Jumps Competency Restoration General QuestionsOnline version general questions by Lisa 1 If you have been charged with a crime, this means: a the prosecutor wrote to the court stating what law you are breaking b the judge has proof you did something bad c you have been found guilty 2 To keep from being found guilty when charged with a crime, you have to: a go to court and defend yourself against the charges b write the court stating what law you are accused of breaking c do nothing 3 Witnesses can be: a asked questions by both the defense and prosecution b asked questions only by the person who calls them to the witness stand to talk c excused from testifying if they don't want to 4 The government has the "burden of proof". This means: a the defendant is not guilty until proven guilty b the client has to prove he or she is not guilty c has to be 100% convincing that the defendant is guilty of crime 5 In court it is: a the "government" against the client b the defendant against the judge c the defendant against the witnesses 6 If you are found incompetent to stand trial, you may: a be held in a psychiatric hospital until you are ready to work with your attorney and return to court b be held in a mental hospital for life c leave whenever you want 7 It is the job of the prosecutor: a to present evidence that you are guilty b to present evidence that you are not guilty c to testify in court 8 It is the job of the defense attorney: a to present evidence that you are not guilty b to present evidence that you are guilty c to testify in court 9 The person charged with a crime is: a client or defendant b plaintiff c witness 10 To find the defendant not guilty, the defense attorney has to show: a the prosecution hasn't proven for sure that the defendant did the crime b the defendant didn't do what they say the defendant did c the defendant did the crime but didn't mean to 11 If you have a trial, who decides if you are guilty a the judge if it is a bench trial or the jury if it is a jury trial b the prosecution c witnesses 12 A place where hearing and trials happen: a the courtroom b prosecutor's office c the hospital 13 A person who knows a lot about laws and courtroom rules and how to argue a case in court: a attorney b courtroom clerk c court reporter 14 An employee of the court who announces events: a courtroom clerk b attorney c witness 15 A person who makes a word for word record of everything official that goes on during a hearing or trial: a court reporter b court clerk c attorney 16 An attorney who is paid to defend you: a defense attorney b states attorney c the judge 17 A person who may know something about what you did or didn't do: a witness b attorney c court clerk 18 An employee of the court who acts as a secretary for the judge and keeps track of what is going on, schedules, and so on: a courtroom clerk b court reporter c prosecutor 19 A person whose special knowledge is accepted as evidence in the court: a expert witness b judge c court clerk 20 an attorney who is paid to prosecute the defendant a prosecutor b defense attorney c judge 21 An occasion when the judge officially hears witnesses testify and the attorneys argue but not about guilt or innocence a hearing b trial c court 22 You do not admit guilt, but you agree to the facts presented by the prosecution: a no contest b guilty but mentally ill c not guilty 23 You didn't know that you were doing anything wrong at the time of the crime a not guilty by reason of insanity b no contest c guilty but mentally ill 24 You were suffering from a mental illness at the time, but you are guilty of the crime: a guilty but mentally ill b not guilty by reason of insanity c no contest 25 How many people are on a jury? a 12 b 15 c 9 26 The boss of the courtroom a judge b bailiff c prosecutor 27 money paid to the court a fine b penalty c punishment 28 If a witness is lying in court you should a quietly tell your attorney the witness is lying b tell the judge the witness is lying c tell the witness to stop lying 29 What is perjury? a not telling the truth in court b not attending court c yelling in court 30 How many modules are there? a 19 b 18 c 16

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Competency Restoration General QuestionsOnline version

by Lisa

If you have been charged with a crime, this means:

To keep from being found guilty when charged with a crime, you have to:

Witnesses can be:

The government has the "burden of proof". This means:

In court it is:

If you are found incompetent to stand trial, you may:

It is the job of the prosecutor:

It is the job of the defense attorney:

The person charged with a crime is:

To find the defendant not guilty, the defense attorney has to show:

If you have a trial, who decides if you are guilty

A place where hearing and trials happen:

A person who knows a lot about laws and courtroom rules and how to argue a case in court:

An employee of the court who announces events:

A person who makes a word for word record of everything official that goes on during a hearing or trial:

An attorney who is paid to defend you:

A person who may know something about what you did or didn't do:

An employee of the court who acts as a secretary for the judge and keeps track of what is going on, schedules, and so on:

A person whose special knowledge is accepted as evidence in the court:

an attorney who is paid to prosecute the defendant

An occasion when the judge officially hears witnesses testify and the attorneys argue but not about guilt or innocence

You do not admit guilt, but you agree to the facts presented by the prosecution:

You didn't know that you were doing anything wrong at the time of the crime

You were suffering from a mental illness at the time, but you are guilty of the crime:

How many people are on a jury?

The boss of the courtroom

money paid to the court

If a witness is lying in court you should

What is perjury?

How many modules are there?