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Froggy Jumps Court Competency Quiz DSH-MVersión en línea Test your knowledge of court processes with these engaging questions! por Ellen Weimer 1 What is the role of a judge in court? a To represent the prosecution. b To serve as a witness. c To oversee the legal proceedings and ensure justice. 2 What is the role of the Public Defender? a The person who represents the defendant in a case. b The judge presiding over the case. c The person who brings a case to court. 3 What are the four pleas? a Not Guilty, Guilty, No Contest, NGI b Guilty, Incompetent to stand Trial, NGI, No contest c NGI, Guilty, Not Guilty, Plea the 5th, No Contest 4 What is a Plea Bargain a A legal term for a lawyer. b An agreement or deal that may result in lesser charges or sentence c A document ordering someone to attend court. 5 What is the purpose of a jury? a To represent the judge. b To determine the facts and deliver a verdict. c To provide legal advice. 6 What is an appeal? a A request to a higher court to review a decision. b A legal document for filing a case. c A type of witness testimony. 7 What is the role of the district attorney? a To prosecute the case. b To act as a judge. c To represent the accused in court. 8 What does 'testimony' mean? a A type of legal document. b A formal statement given by a witness in court. c The judge's ruling. 9 What is a verdict? a A type of evidence. b The opening statement of a trial. c The decision made by a jury or judge in a case. 10 What rights do you give up when you enter into a Plea Bargain? a To call witnesses. b Trial, Appeal c Jury Trial 11 What is a bench trial? a Made of 12 members to listen to and decide your case outcome b The judge hears and determines your case c Made of 10 members to listen to and decide your case 12 What are the types of evidence? a Visual b Audio and visual c Physical and Testimonial 13 Which is physical evidence? a Someone who saw the crime b A Doctor c A knife 14 What is Testimonial Evidence? a A gun b Video footage c Evidence given verbally by a witness 15 What is NGI? a A plea that means "I did the crime, but I was legally insane at time of the crime. b A plea that means I was high at time I did the crime c A plea that means I did not do the crime. 16 Which is the most serious charge? a Misdemeanor b Felony c Criminal complaint 17 What is a Hung Jury? a Everyone agrees on the verdict b Not Everyone Agrees on the Verdict c The Judge agrees on the verdict 18 When does Sentencing take place? a At the end of the hearing b At the beginning of the hearing c In the middle of the hearing 19 What is the possible sentence for NGI? a Jail time b 6 months to indefinitely in a state hospital c 6 months to two years in state hospital 20 What happens next if you plea No Contest? a Sentencing b Trial c Walk away 21 What happens next if you plea Guilty? a Sentencing b Go home c Trial 22 What pleas can you use as part of a plea bargain? a Guilty b Not Guilty c Guilty or No Contest 23 Should you speak when the Judge is speaking? a Yes b No c Maybe 24 What does confidentiality mean? a Everything you tell your attorney is private b Your attorney has to tell everything you say to the judge c Your attorney can repeat what you said to anyone he/she wants 25 What does it mean to be "Incompetent to Stand Trial"? a You were unable to work with your attorney b You didn't understand the court proceedings c Both options are correct 26 If you plead guilty, what are you telling the court? a I did the crime b I did not do the crime c Somebody framed me 27 If you plead not guilty, what are you telling the court? a I did not do the crime. b I am not saying I did the crime, but I will accept the punishment c I was mentally ill at the time of the crime 28 If you plead no contest, what are you telling he court? a I am not saying I did the crime, but I will accept the punishment. b I did the crime. c My lawyer is lying. 29 If you plead not guilty by reason of insanity, what are you telling the court? a I committed the crime, but at the time of the crime I was legally insane. b I was on drugs when I committed the crime. c I did not commit the crime. 30 What should you do if you have a disagreement with your attorney? a Yell at him. b Storm out of the meeting c Try to talk it out.

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Court Competency Quiz DSH-MVersión en línea

por Ellen Weimer

What is the role of a judge in court?

What is the role of the Public Defender?

What are the four pleas?

What is a Plea Bargain

What is the purpose of a jury?

What is an appeal?

What is the role of the district attorney?

What does 'testimony' mean?

What is a verdict?

What rights do you give up when you enter into a Plea Bargain?

What is a bench trial?

What are the types of evidence?

Which is physical evidence?

What is Testimonial Evidence?

What is NGI?

Which is the most serious charge?

What is a Hung Jury?

When does Sentencing take place?

What is the possible sentence for NGI?

What happens next if you plea No Contest?

What happens next if you plea Guilty?

What pleas can you use as part of a plea bargain?

Should you speak when the Judge is speaking?

What does confidentiality mean?

What does it mean to be "Incompetent to Stand Trial"?

If you plead guilty, what are you telling the court?

If you plead not guilty, what are you telling the court?

If you plead no contest, what are you telling he court?

If you plead not guilty by reason of insanity, what are you telling the court?

What should you do if you have a disagreement with your attorney?