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WorksheetsIts Trial Time
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 7mins
First element of the trial process is called_______.
opening statements
direct examination
voir dire
cross examination
The next element of the trial process is called__________
jury deliberation
cross examination
opening statements
direct examination
The third element of the trial process is called__________.
opening statements
closing arguments
direct examination
witness testimony
The fourth element of the trial process is___________.
cross examination
direct examination
closing arguments
jury deliberation
The fifth element of the trial process is____________.
voir dire
witness testimony
jury deliberation
cross examination
__are statements given by each side explaining what the evidence showed and how it relates to the crime that the defendant has been charged with.
Jury deliberation
Opening statements
Testimony
Closing arguments
__is the period during which the jury discusses its potential verdict in seclusion.
Opening statements
Testimony
Closing arguments
Jury deliberation
___is a witness's account of the incident at issue given while under oath.
Jury deliberation
Testimony
Filing a motion
Closing arguments
__are the statements that are given by each party, in turn, at the beginning of a trial.
Jury deliberation
Closing arguments
Voir dire
Opening statements
___is the process of jury selection.
Opening statements
Testimony
Voir dire
Jury deliberation
The first step of a trial is called (a) .
The second step of a trial is called _"
(a)
The third element of the trial process is called_.
(a)
The fourth element of the trial process is called_.
(a)
The fifth element of the trial process is_.
(a)
(a) are statements given by each side explaining what the evidence showed and how it relates to the crime that the defendant has been charged with.
What is one of the ways in which a person can be stripped of his right to liberty under the Fifth Amendment?
Remaining silent
Falsely admitting to a crime
Demanding a lawyer
Being accused of a crime
Indictment by a grand jury
What is the main difference between the Fifth and the Fourteenth Amendments?
The Fifth Amendment does not require a grand jury, while the Fourteenth Amendment does.
The Fifth Amendment protects from government interference of rights to all citizens, while the Fourteenth Amendment protects only criminals.
The Fifth Amendment deals with those accused of a crime and the Fourteenth Amendment deals with government interference of rights of all citizens.
The Fifth Amendment protects subject classes, while the Fourteenth Amendment does not.
The Fifth Amendment allows for due process, while the Fourteenth Amendment does not.
The Miranda Rights do what?
Protect an arrested person from self-incrimination
procedures followed by the legislature to ensure more laws are enforced to stop crime.
procedures followed by a lawyer to ensure good representation.
procedures followed by police to ensure the accused is convicted.
procedures following a rational basis test.
Surry wants to become a dog groomer. Therefore, she sets up shop in her home and sends invitations to all of her pooch-loving friends. After several months in business, the city shuts her down, citing that she does not have a license to groom dogs. Horrified, she cries foul play. Can they do that?
No, they clearly used quasi-class to shut her down.
No, she is good at what she does.
Yes, she did not apply for a business permit.
Yes, if her city has a law requiring dog groomers to have a license.
