Competency Restoration

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Broad psycholegal information for adult criminal court.

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Froggy Jumps Competency RestorationOnline version Broad psycholegal information for adult criminal court. by erin 1 Which charge is the most serious? a M3 b F5 c M1 2 Which charge is the most serious? a F4 b F5 c F2 3 Term that means what you say to your lawyer stays between you and your lawyer a Beyond a Reasonable Doubt b Verdict c Legal Privilege 4 What does pleading "No Contest" mean? a You are saying you didn't do the crime but you take the consequence and go to trial b You're not admitting or denying the crime, but don't want to go to trial so you take the consequence c You are not saying you did the crime and not saying you didn't do the crime, but you want a trial 5 What does Burden of Proof mean? a It is the prosecutor's job to prove to the judge that you most likely did the crime. b It is the prosecutor's job to prove you are guilty and sentence you to the maximum time. c It is the prosecutor's job to prove to the judge you did the crime beyond a reasonable doubt. 6 What are your 3 defendant rights? a Right to remain silent; Right to have a jury; Right to have an attorney b Right to remain silent; Right to an attorney; Right to go to a trial c Right to remain silent; Right to go to trial; Right to have a prosecutor defend you. 7 What will the judge find you if he/she believes you did the crime? a Not Guilty b Incarcerated c Guilty 8 What is it called if you lie under oath? a Testimony b Perjury c Summons 9 When do you go to a trial? a When you plead guilty. b When you take a plea bargain. c When you plead not guilty. 10 After you take a plea bargain, what happens? a You plead guilty and get a lesser charge or consequence. b You plead not guilty and get to go home free. c You plead guilty and then go to trial. 11 Who is someone who cannot be on your side? a Defense attorney b Witness c Prosecuting attorney 12 Which is the least serious charge of the following: a M4 b F2 c F5 13 Which is the least serious charge of the following: a M3 b M1 c M4 14 What does legal privilege mean? a What you say to your lawyer stays between you two and they cannot tell anyone what you say. b You have the right to an attorney. c What you say to a witness stays between you and they cannot tell anyone what you say. 15 If you find you are upset in court, you should: a practice deep breathing or writing down your thoughts b yell out to the judge to let them know you're upset c leave the courtroom immediately 16 Whose side is the witness on? a Against b Both c Neither 17 Where does the jury go after trial? a To the next court case they're assigned to. b They're free to go home. c Back to their office in the courthouse. 18 Community service is: a When you have to volunteer in the community for a certain number of hours. b When you have to pay a fine to the community. c When you have to apologize on TV. 19 The judge decides if you are guilty or not by: a Asking the witnesses what they think. b Listening to all the evidence. c Focusing just on what the prosecutor presents. 20 When you testify you are: a On TV b Under Oath c Only given up to 60 minutes to speak.

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Competency RestorationOnline version

by erin

Which charge is the most serious?

Which charge is the most serious?

Term that means what you say to your lawyer stays between you and your lawyer

What does pleading "No Contest" mean?

What does Burden of Proof mean?

What are your 3 defendant rights?

What will the judge find you if he/she believes you did the crime?

What is it called if you lie under oath?

When do you go to a trial?

After you take a plea bargain, what happens?

Who is someone who cannot be on your side?

Which is the least serious charge of the following:

Which is the least serious charge of the following:

What does legal privilege mean?

If you find you are upset in court, you should:

Whose side is the witness on?

Where does the jury go after trial?

Community service is:

The judge decides if you are guilty or not by:

When you testify you are: