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Key concepts about charges and evidence.

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Module 4- AssessmentVersión en línea Key concepts about charges and evidence. por Sara Vail 1 What are you charged with? a The evidence against you b The sentence you will serve c The charge or charges in a case d The crime committed 2 What is the legal name of your charges (e.g., misdemeanor vs. felony)? a The verdict already reached b The case status c The punishment you'll receive d The charge type (misdemeanor or felony) 3 Is being charged with something the same as having done what you have been charged with? Why or why not? a No—the accusation may be false or insufficient evidence exists b Charges always mean you did it c Yes; charges prove guilt d Sometimes yes if charged 4 Name the two main classifications of charges. a Misdemeanors and felonies b Civil and criminal offenses c Juvenile and adult charges d Petty offenses and infractions 5 What is the difference between a misdemeanor and a felony? a There is no difference b Misdemeanors are less serious; felonies are more serious c Felonies are lighter penalties d Misdemeanors are always severe 6 If someone says you did something wrong, can you still be not guilty of the charges? a Yes b No c Never; always guilty d Only if proven guilty 7 If someone witnessed the alleged delinquent act, are they a character witness or an eyewitness? a Court witness b Character witness c Eyewitness d Expert witness 8 What does the word evidence mean? a Facts that are 100% proven b What the judge believes c Anything tending to prove or disprove a disputed fact d Only what is written in a report 9 Who collects evidence? a The defendant and their attorney b The judge and clerk c The police and the prosecutor d Witnesses only 10 How does a prosecutor prove that you committed a delinquent act? a By presenting evidence in court b By magic c By the defendant's confession only d By shouting accusations

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por Sara Vail

What are you charged with?

What is the legal name of your charges (e.g., misdemeanor vs. felony)?

Is being charged with something the same as having done what you have been charged with? Why or why not?

Name the two main classifications of charges.

What is the difference between a misdemeanor and a felony?

If someone says you did something wrong, can you still be not guilty of the charges?

If someone witnessed the alleged delinquent act, are they a character witness or an eyewitness?

What does the word evidence mean?

Who collects evidence?

How does a prosecutor prove that you committed a delinquent act?