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Unit 8 Review

Total questions: 14

Worksheet time: 7mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which of these cases would be heard in a civil court?

a)

a case of theft involving property under four hundred dollars

b)

a case involving the vandalism of public property

c)

a case of unlawful entry onto the property of another person

d)

a case involving a pedestrian suing a motorist for negligence

2.

A person accused of a crime was sentenced to life in prison after being denied the right to a jury trial. In that situation, which constitutional principle was violated?

a)

popular sovereignty

b)

due process of law

c)

checks and balances

d)

judicial review

3.

-criminal trespass

-criminal damage to property

-fraud

-obstruction of justice

-theft under $150.00

This chart gives examples of a class of crimes known as

a)

felonies.

b)

misdemeanors.

c)

infractions.

d)

offences.

4.

Before a person can stand trial, he or she must be indicted. This duty is left up to whom?

a)

a bailiff

b)

a grand jury

c)

a petit jury

d)

an appellate judge

5.

Barney leaves a bar at 2am and gets arrested for Driving Under the Influence of Alcohol. He will first be subject to

a)

mandatory sentencing.

b)

civil prosecution.

c)

criminal prosecution.

d)

community service.

6.

In a criminal case, who has the burden of proof?

a)

the jury

b)

the prosecution

c)

the defendant

d)

the judge

7.

The United States Supreme Court has ensured that a person accused of a crime is guaranteed "due process of the law" by

a)

requiring that suspects be informed of their rights.

b)

preventing the state from questioning the accused before trial.

c)

forbidding their testimony from being public knowledge.

d)

allowing accusers to not reveal their identity to the accused.

8.

Trevor has been convicted of a felony. Which of these would he MOST likely have been convicted of committing?

a)

assault

b)

driving while intoxicated

c)

driving without a license

d)

grand theft

9.

Which of these would be a felony?

a)

speeding

b)

assault and battery

c)

public drunkenness

d)

littering

10.

Attempt, conspiracy, and solicitation are what type of crime?

a)

crimes of prevention

b)

violent crimes

c)

felony crimes

d)

inchoate crimes

11.

For a person to be convicted in a civil court, the evidence must prove the person's guilt

a)

beyond a reasonable doubt.

b)

by a three quarters agreement of jurors.

c)

with a high degree of certainty.

d)

beyond a reasonable suspicion.

12.

What must the government do before a defendant stands trial for a crime?

a)

they must be subpoenaed

b)

they must hire a lawyer

c)

they must be indicted

d)

they must file a petition with the court

13.

What is the term that refers to an order requiring a person to appear in court?

a)

subpoena

b)

verdict

c)

tort

d)

complaint

14.

Lenny was injured by loose ceiling tile while dining at a restaurant. The owner of the restaurant will be subject to

a)

administrative law.

b)

civil law.

c)

criminal law.

d)

Constitutional law.