4.2 Review

Which is not a part of the pre-trial criminal procedure?

• Investigation

• Information or Indictment

• Arraignment

• The Miranda Warning

Information is a document on the ________ level; this is read by a ____________.

• State; Judge

• Federal; Grand Jury

• State; Grand Jury

• Federal; Judge

An indictment is on the __________ level; this is read by a ________.

• State; Judge

• State; Grand Jury

• Federal; Judge

• Federal; Grand Jury

What happens at the Arraignment?

• The jury decides 'guilty' or 'not guilty'

• The information or indictment is read and the defendant can plead 'guilty' or 'not guilty'

• The evidence is presented to a jury and witnesses are called up to testify

• The judge reads their sentencing for crimes they have committed

When is Bail set?

• At the preliminary hearing

• At the Arraignment

• When the arrest is made

• Between the investigation and collecting evidence

What occurs first in the trial procedure?

• Investigation

• Each side says an opening statement to the jury

• Evidence is collected and a prosecutor makes up an information

• Miranda rights are read to the accused criminal

If you are the second side (defense/prosecution) to question a witness you are performing what?

• Plea Bargaining

• Direct Examination

• Cross Examination

• Information

Who is trying to protect the accused criminal?

• Prosecution

• Defense

Who is trying to accuse and punish the criminal?

• Prosecution

• Defense

What is the purpose of bail?

• Bail is an exchange of money for your release of jail until your preliminary hearing.

• Bail is an exchange of money for your release back into society.

• Bail is an exchange you make with the judge that you will plead guilty at your preliminary hearing.

• Bail is what you pay a bondsman to get you out of jail.