Competency to Stand Trial Quiz

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Froggy Jumps Competency to Stand Trial QuizOnline version essentials of competency and court basics by Tatyuanna Everett 1 What does it mean to be competent in a legal context? a Able to pay fines independently b Not guilty by default c Able to understand charges and assist in defense 2 Who decides if a defendant is competent to stand trial? a Defense attorney b Jury c Judge or court evaluator 3 What is the purpose of plea bargaining? a Resolve charges with negotiated terms b To delay the trial indefinitely c To prove guilt beyond doubt 4 Which plea means the defendant does not admit guilt but accepts a deal? a Nolo contendere (no contest) b Guilty c Not guilty 5 What does ‘Not Guilty by Reason of Insanity’ (NGRI) imply? a Immediate imprisonment b Automatic retrial c Insanity verdict with hospital decision for treatment 6 What is the defendant’s right regarding testifying? a They must testify in all cases b They cannot speak to attorneys c They may choose not to testify 7 Which role does the jury play in competency matters? a Deciding sanity b Not typically involved in determining competency c Imposing penalties 8 What is the function of the attorney in competency discussions? a Determine guilt or innocence b Advise the defendant and protect rights c Override the judge’s decision 9 What is an arraignment hearing about? a Sentencing occurs b Jury selection c Formal charges and pleas are entered 10 What should a defendant avoid in court to stay composed? a Argue with the judge constantly b Avoid unnecessary topics and stay focused c Discuss private beliefs openly

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Competency to Stand Trial QuizOnline version

essentials of competency and court basics

by Tatyuanna Everett

What does it mean to be competent in a legal context?

Able to pay fines independently

Not guilty by default

Able to understand charges and assist in defense

Who decides if a defendant is competent to stand trial?

Defense attorney

Jury

Judge or court evaluator

What is the purpose of plea bargaining?

Resolve charges with negotiated terms

To delay the trial indefinitely

To prove guilt beyond doubt

Which plea means the defendant does not admit guilt but accepts a deal?

Nolo contendere (no contest)

Guilty

Not guilty

What does ‘Not Guilty by Reason of Insanity’ (NGRI) imply?

Immediate imprisonment

Automatic retrial

Insanity verdict with hospital decision for treatment

What is the defendant’s right regarding testifying?

They must testify in all cases

They cannot speak to attorneys

They may choose not to testify

Which role does the jury play in competency matters?

Deciding sanity

Not typically involved in determining competency

Imposing penalties

What is the function of the attorney in competency discussions?

Determine guilt or innocence

Advise the defendant and protect rights

Override the judge’s decision

What is an arraignment hearing about?

Sentencing occurs

Jury selection

Formal charges and pleas are entered

What should a defendant avoid in court to stay composed?

Argue with the judge constantly

Avoid unnecessary topics and stay focused

Discuss private beliefs openly

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Competency to Stand Trial Quiz

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What does it mean to be competent in a legal context?

Who decides if a defendant is competent to stand trial?

What is the purpose of plea bargaining?

Which plea means the defendant does not admit guilt but accepts a deal?

What does ‘Not Guilty by Reason of Insanity’ (NGRI) imply?

What is the defendant’s right regarding testifying?

Which role does the jury play in competency matters?

What is the function of the attorney in competency discussions?

What is an arraignment hearing about?

What should a defendant avoid in court to stay composed?