Brian Banks: A True Story of Wrongful Conviction

What was Brian Banks accused of?

• Robbery

• Assault

• Rape

• Murder

What was the outcome of Brian Banks' trial?

• Acquittal

• Conviction

• Mistrial

• Dismissal

What factors contributed to Brian Banks' wrongful conviction?

• Lack of evidence

• Ineffective legal counsel

• Corrupt police

• All of the above

What was the offer made to Brian Banks as a plea deal?

• Felony probation

• 3 years in prison

• 6 years in prison

• All of the above

Why did Brian Banks consider accepting the plea deal?

• To avoid an all-white jury

• To receive a favorable report

• To avoid a life sentence

• All of the above

What was Brian Banks' initial reaction to the plea deal?

• Acceptance

• Reluctance

• Indifference

• Anger

Why did Brian Banks feel pressured to accept the plea deal?

• Fear of an unfair trial

• Lack of support from his lawyer

• Potential for a lengthy prison sentence

• All of the above

What did Brian Banks fear about going to trial?

• Being found guilty

• Receiving a life sentence

• Being treated unfairly due to his race

• All of the above

What made Brian Banks ultimately decide to accept the plea deal?

• Concern for his family

• Fear of a long prison sentence

• Belief in his innocence

• All of the above

What emotions did Brian Banks experience when making his decision?

• Confusion and anger

• Fear and desperation

• Sadness and regret

• All of the above