Court System Quiz

What is the structure of the court system?

• The court system is structured hierarchically with different levels of courts.

• The court system is structured randomly with no specific order.

• The court system is structured in a circular manner with no hierarchy.

• The court system is structured with only one level of courts.

Name three types of courts.

• Supreme Court, Appellate Court, Trial Court

• District Court

• Family Court

• Small Claims Court

What is the process of jury selection?

• The process of jury selection involves summoning potential jurors, questioning them, and selecting the final jury members.

• The process of jury selection involves allowing the defendant to choose the jurors.

• The process of jury selection involves choosing jurors based on their personal preferences.

• The process of jury selection involves randomly selecting individuals from the general public.

Explain the courtroom procedures.

• Courtroom procedures are not important for a fair trial.

• Courtroom procedures refer to the rules and processes followed in a court of law.

• Courtroom procedures are only followed in criminal cases.

• Courtroom procedures are the same in every country.

What is the appeals process?

• The appeals process is a casual procedure that allows individuals or organizations to challenge a decision made by a court or administrative agency.

• The appeals process is a process that only applies to criminal cases.

• The appeals process is a formal procedure that allows individuals or organizations to challenge a decision made by a court or administrative agency.

• The appeals process is a procedure that can only be initiated by the party that won the original case.

Which court is responsible for handling civil cases?

• appellate court

• civil court

• criminal court

• supreme court

What is the purpose of a grand jury?

• To decide the guilt or innocence of the accused.

• To provide legal advice to the defendant.

• To determine the sentence for the accused.

• To determine whether there is enough evidence to indict someone and bring them to trial.

What is the role of the judge in a courtroom?

• The role of the judge in a courtroom is to advocate for the defendant.

• The role of the judge in a courtroom is to determine the guilt or innocence of the defendant.

• The role of the judge in a courtroom is to represent the prosecution.

• The role of the judge in a courtroom is to preside over the legal proceedings and ensure that the trial is conducted fairly and impartially.

What happens during a trial?

• Evidence is presented, witnesses are called, and arguments are made by both the prosecution and the defense.

• The defendant is automatically found guilty without any evidence presented.

• The trial is conducted in secret with no public access.

• The judge makes a final decision without any input from the jury.

How can a case be appealed?

• By submitting a request to the original court.

• By contacting the opposing party for a settlement.

• By hiring a new attorney for the case.

• By filing an appeal with a higher court.