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WorksheetsCriminal Justice Flow Chart
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 6mins
After you are arrested what are the 2 possible events that could occur?
Jail & Prison
Out on bail & court date given
Out on bail w/ court date given or Jail
none of the above
What are the 3 types of pleas a defendant can make?
guilty, not guilty, innocent
guilty, not guilty, no contest
temporary insanity, not guilty, I didn't do it
none of the above
What are the three options that could happen to a person after they are put on trial for a crime?
case is dismissed
found guilty
accquital
remanded to custody
sentenced to confinement
Bail is defined as a set amount of ____________ set by the __________.
(a)
A misdemeanor is a crime that is punishable of no more than ______ year(s) in jail.
2
3
5
1
An arraignment is defined as a hearing in which the defendant is formally ________ of charges against him.
provided with a lawyer
notified
accused
provided with information
In felony cases a defendant could have an initial court appearance in which the date for ____________ _________ would be set.
remand hearing
preliminary hearing
arraignment
bail hearing
An accused person is decided by :-
Police
Court
Person himself
All of these
What is the act of keeping the accused in custody by the police?
Cross examine
Detention
FIR
None of the above
What is the role of the jury
To decide on the defendants sentence
To find evidence against the defendant
To help the barristers decide
To decide on the defendants guilt
Acquittal is defined as ....
the plea one enters when they feel that they are not guilty
a release which takes place when the judge or jury upon trial finds a verdict of not guilty
a release because there was insufficient evidence
a discharge because there witness tampering evident during the trial
