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A FORMAL OR OFFICIAL QUESTIONING IS A(N)

• AQUITTAL

• INTERROGRATION

• ARREST

• CONFESSION

THE PRINCIPLE THAT ONE IS CONSIDERED INNOCENT UNTIL PROVEN GUILTY IS KNOWN AS THE

• ACQUITTAL

• PRESUMPTION OF INNOCENCE

• SENTENCE OF NOT GUILTY

• PRESUMPTION OF GUILT

THE JUDICIAL DELIVERANCE FROM A CRIMINAL CHARGE ON A FINDING OF NOT GUILTY IS A(N)

• PRESUMPTION OF INNOCENCE

• PRESUMPTION OF GUILT

• ACQUITTAL

• SENTENCE

ANY ACT THAT A JUVENILE CAN BE LAWFULLY DETAINED FOR IS CALLED A(N)

• STATUS OFFENSE

• PLEA BARGIN

• GRAVE OFFENSE

• VENILE OFFENSE

THESE TYPICALLY IMPOSE AN AUTOMATIC MINIMUM SENTENCE OF 25 YEARS TO LIFE IMPRISONMENT FOR A PERSON WHO IS CONVICTED OF A SERIOUS OFFENSE

• STATUS OFENSES

• EX POST FACTO LAWS

• DOUBLE JEOPARDY

• THREE STRIKE LAWS

THE USE OF SPIES BY A GOVERNMENT TO DISCOVER THE MILITARY AND POLITICAL SECRETS OF OTHER NATIONS IS CALLED

• ESPIONAGE

• SEDITION

• TREASON

• ACQUITTAL

SOMETHING THAT FURNISHES PROOF IS CALLED

• CONTRABAND

• PROBABLE CAUSE

• EVIDENCE

• PROBABLE GUILT

TO TAKE OR KEEP IN CUSTODY BY AN AUTHORITY OF THE LAW IS TO

• INTERROGATE

• PLEA BARGAIN

• ARREST

• SEDITION

THE POLICE MUST INFORM A DFENDANT OF THE RIGHT TO REMAIN SILET AND THE RIGHT TO AN ATTORNYE BEFORE BEING QUESTIONED. THESE RIGHTS ARE COMMONLY CALLED

• EX POST FACTO RIGHTS

• CRIMINAL JUSTICE RIGHTS

• MIRANDA RIGHTS

• EXCLUSIONARY RIGHTS

THE EXAMINATION OF A WITNESS WHO HAS ALREADY TESTIFIED IN ORDER TO CHECK OR DISCREDIT THAT WITNESS'S TESTIMONY

• CROSS EXAMINATION

• INTERROGATION

• DIRECT EXAMINATION

• PROSECUTION