Criminal Justice System Process Quiz Test your understanding of the U.S. criminal justice process with questions on amendments, court procedures, and legal terms. How well do you know the system?
#1
First Amendment
Second Amendment
Fourth Amendment
Fifth Amendment
#2
A fine imposed on the defendant after conviction
A monetary deposit paid by the defendant to secure release from custody before trial
A form of punishment for minor offenses
A legal motion filed by the defense to dismiss charges
#3
The podium where the judge sits
The area where the jury deliberates
The area where the defendant sits
The area where witnesses testify during trial
#4
To present evidence and witnesses
To ensure security and order in the courtroom
To preside over the trial proceedings
To provide legal counsel to the judge
#5
Beyond a reasonable doubt
Preponderance of the evidence
Clear and convincing evidence
Proof beyond a shadow of a doubt
#6
To determine guilt or innocence
To issue an arrest warrant
To review evidence and decide whether there is probable cause to charge someone with a crime
To preside over trials
#7
Severity of punishment
Type of crime
Intent of the perpetrator
Number of people affected
#8
Rights of the accused to remain silent and have an attorney present during police interrogation
Rights of the accused to a speedy trial
Rights of the accused to a fair and impartial jury
Rights of the accused to appeal a verdict
#9
The responsibility of the prosecution to prove the defendant's guilt beyond a reasonable doubt
The responsibility of the defense to prove the defendant's innocence
The responsibility of the judge to ensure a fair trial
The responsibility of the jury to deliberate and reach a verdict
#10
To present evidence and argue on behalf of the prosecution
To ensure the defendant's rights are protected and provide a strong defense
To assist the judge in reaching a verdict
To negotiate plea deals with the prosecution
#11
A rule that prohibits the use of evidence obtained in violation of the defendant's constitutional rights
A rule that allows hearsay evidence in court
A rule that allows the use of illegally obtained evidence if it is deemed necessary for the case
A rule that requires a unanimous jury decision for conviction
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