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Reports, Dispositions & Sentencing

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 5mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which item would you NOT take into consideration on the report?

a)

Disposition

b)

Sentencing

c)

Offense Level

d)

Case Number

e)

Disposition Date

2.

What does "convicted" mean?

a)

The defendant has been found guilty

b)

The defendant is still fighting the case

c)

The defendant has NOT been found guilty

d)

The defendant should not have this reported

3.

"Indictable" is the term used in place of "Felony" for which state?

a)

New York

b)

New Jersey

c)

New Hampshire

d)

North Carolina

4.

Which of these statements is TRUE?

a)

The higher the number or letter (degree), the severity of the offense is the same

b)

The higher the number or letter (degree), the more severe the offense

c)

The higher the number or letter (degree), the less severe the offense

d)

The letters and number (degree) of the offenses mean nothing

5.

Choose the "Non-Conviction Disposition"

a)

No Contest

b)

Guilty in Absentia

c)

Plea by Agreement

d)

Conditional Discharge

e)

Suspended Execution of Sentencing

6.

A warrant is also referred to as this Latin term:

a)

Capricious

b)

Capias

c)

Capers

d)

Casper

7.

CHOOSE THE (2) TERMS THAT FIT THIS DEFINITION:

"The court does not give a final judgment. If the defendant completes their given probation, program, or community service in a specified amount of time - the case may be dismissed (depending on the county/state). If they do not dismiss in that particular county/state, then the disposition remains and the case is closed. However, if the defendant is found in violation, the case disposition may be changed and the defendant can be found guilty/convicted."

a)

Adjudication Withheld

b)

Dropped

c)

Non-Adjudication of Guilt

d)

No Contest

8.

Which is NOT an example of an "Ordinance?"

a)

Parking Violation

b)

Shoplifting

c)

Local Noise

d)

Pet Restrictions

9.

Which of these is a form of "house arrest" and allows the individuals to serve their time in their own homes and communities?

a)

Parole

b)

Halfway House

c)

Community Service

d)

Community Control

10.

In what area do you feel in which you learned something?

a)

How to read a report

b)

Understanding Dispositions

c)

Types of Sentencing

d)

Background Check Terms/ Abbreviations