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Froggy Jumps Texas Court Restoration QuizOnline version TX courts: restore & learn by Kenney 1 Which Texas court is the highest appellate court for civil and juvenile matters? a Texas Court of Criminal Appeals b Texas Court of Appeals c Texas Supreme Court 2 How many justices typically serve on the Texas Supreme Court? a 7 b 11 c 9 3 Which body coordinates statewide court restoration and modernization efforts in Texas? a Texas Law Review Commission b Administrative Office of the Courts (AOC) c Texas Department of Public Safety 4 Which court handles criminal appeals in Texas? a Texas Court of Appeals b Texas Court of Criminal Appeals c Texas Supreme Court 5 What is the term length for a Texas Supreme Court Justice? a 8 years b 4 years c 6 years 6 Which constitution governs the Texas judiciary today? a Texas Constitution of 1876 b Texas Constitution of 1845 c Texas Constitution of 1960 7 Which two courts are the highest appellate courts in Texas? a Texas Court of Appeals and Texas Family Court b Texas Supreme Court and Texas Court of Criminal Appeals c Texas District Court and Texas Supreme Court 8 What is the primary role of the Administrative Office of the Courts in Texas? a Draft legislation for the Legislature b Support statewide court operations and budgeting c Oversee police departments 9 How are judges for the Texas Supreme Court and Texas Court of Criminal Appeals selected? a Elected in statewide elections (partisan) b Appointed by the Governor c Inherited by seniority 10 What is a key objective of court restoration efforts in Texas? a Restore access, reliability, and efficiency of courts b Reduce court operating hours c Expand private courts 11 What standard governs competency to stand trial in Texas courts, based on the defendant's understanding and ability to assist counsel? a M'Naghten rule b Irresistible impulse test c Dusky standard 12 Who can seek a competency evaluation in a Texas case? a The judge, the defense, or the prosecution b Only the judge c Only the defense 13 What is the primary purpose of a competency evaluation? a To determine guilt b To assess ability to understand proceedings and consult with counsel c To assess future dangerousness 14 If a defendant is found not competent, what is the typical next step in Texas? a Proceed to trial regardless b Plead guilty automatically c Restore competence through treatment or restoration services 15 Can a defendant be found competent while mentally ill in Texas? a Competence is ignored if ill b No, mental illness always prevents competence c Yes, if they understand the proceedings and can consult with counsel 16 What happens after a competency evaluation supports restoration needs? a The case is dismissed b The court orders restoration to competence in a suitable facility c The defendant is immediately tried for competence 17 What key ability must be demonstrated to meet the Dusky standard? a No mental illness at all b Complete medical diagnosis c Rational understanding of proceedings and ability to assist counsel 18 Can competency to stand trial be revisited during proceedings? a No, it is fixed once set b Only before the opening statement c Yes, if new doubts arise or circumstances change 19 What is the role of a mental health expert in competency cases? a Decide the guilt or innocence b Evaluate and testify about the defendant's competence c Set the trial schedule 20 Is the Dusky standard used in Texas and aligned with federal practice? a No, Texas uses a separate standard b Yes, Texas adheres to the Dusky standard c Texas uses the insanity standard

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Texas Court Restoration QuizOnline version

by Kenney

Which Texas court is the highest appellate court for civil and juvenile matters?

How many justices typically serve on the Texas Supreme Court?

Which body coordinates statewide court restoration and modernization efforts in Texas?

Which court handles criminal appeals in Texas?

What is the term length for a Texas Supreme Court Justice?

Which constitution governs the Texas judiciary today?

Which two courts are the highest appellate courts in Texas?

What is the primary role of the Administrative Office of the Courts in Texas?

How are judges for the Texas Supreme Court and Texas Court of Criminal Appeals selected?

What is a key objective of court restoration efforts in Texas?

What standard governs competency to stand trial in Texas courts, based on the defendant's understanding and ability to assist counsel?

Who can seek a competency evaluation in a Texas case?

What is the primary purpose of a competency evaluation?

If a defendant is found not competent, what is the typical next step in Texas?

Can a defendant be found competent while mentally ill in Texas?

What happens after a competency evaluation supports restoration needs?

What key ability must be demonstrated to meet the Dusky standard?

Can competency to stand trial be revisited during proceedings?

What is the role of a mental health expert in competency cases?

Is the Dusky standard used in Texas and aligned with federal practice?