Criminal Justice System Processes and Procedures Quiz Test your knowledge of criminology with questions on rights, procedures, and roles in the criminal justice system. Learn essentials in a few questions!
#1
Police
Doctors
Bankers
Teachers
#2
Incarceration
Probation
Exoneration
Fines
#3
To prosecute the accused
To provide legal counsel and representation for the accused
To investigate crimes
To hear evidence and decide if there's enough to proceed to trial
#4
Defense attorneys
Police officers
Judges
Prosecutors
#5
To provide rehabilitation for offenders
To punish offenders through incarceration
To compensate victims
To determine guilt or innocence
#6
To defend the accused
To investigate crimes
To bring charges against the accused
To provide legal advice to judges
#7
First Amendment
Second Amendment
Fourth Amendment
Sixth Amendment
#8
To determine guilt or innocence
To hear evidence and decide if there's enough to proceed to trial
To sentence convicted individuals
To represent the defendant in court
#9
The opening statement by the prosecution
The process of selecting a jury
The presentation of evidence
The closing argument by the defense
#10
Misdemeanors are more serious crimes than felonies
Felonies are more serious crimes than misdemeanors
Misdemeanors carry heavier penalties than felonies
Felonies carry heavier penalties than misdemeanors
#11
To punish the accused
To ensure the accused appears in court
To determine guilt or innocence
To compensate victims
#12
The responsibility of the defense to prove innocence
The responsibility of the prosecution to prove guilt
The responsibility of the judge to remain impartial
The responsibility of the jury to deliberate thoroughly
#13
The assumption that the accused is guilty until proven innocent
The assumption that the accused is innocent until proven guilty
The assumption that the accused will be found guilty regardless
The assumption that the accused will receive a fair trial
#14
Being tried twice for the same crime after being acquitted
Being tried twice for the same crime after being convicted
Being punished twice for the same crime
Being arrested twice for the same crime
#15
Clear and convincing evidence of guilt
Reasonable grounds to believe a crime has been committed
The standard of proof in a criminal trial
A formal accusation of criminal wrongdoing
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