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Criminal and Civil Court Procedures

Total questions: 14

Worksheet time: 7mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

_______ protects you from unfair treatment by the government

a)

Civil Cases

b)

The Plaintiff

c)

Appellate Courts

d)

Due Process

2.

When a person is arrested, their ______ must be read

a)

Miranda Rights

b)

Plea Deal

c)

Appeal

d)

Jurisdiction

3.

What happens if you plead "guilty?"

a)

You go to trial

b)

You receive a lawyer

c)

A preliminary hearing happens

d)

You are sentenced

4.

At the arraignment the defendant...

a)

Gives the plaintiff damages

b)

Enters a plea

c)

Is arrested

d)

Reads the verdict

5.

The grand jury decides if there is good reason to believe a crime has been committed. This is called

a)

Probable Cause

b)

Arraignment

c)

Arrest

d)

Booking

6.

The verdict in a trial is the _____ made by the jury or judge

a)

Evidence

b)

Trial

c)

Witness

d)

Decision

7.

What does "liable" mean?

a)

Who is at fault?

b)

Who is lying?

c)

Who can lay down?

d)

Who is likely to be there?

8.

When the plaintiff and defendant come to an agreement BEFORE going to trial this is called...

a)

Appeal

b)

Complaint

c)

Settlement

d)

Indictment

9.

If you are found liable in a civil case you must

a)

Go to jail

b)

Pay damages or compensation

c)

Appeal to the next court

d)

Start from the beginning with a new case

10.

If you want to take someone to court you must file a _____

a)

Complaint

b)

Booking

c)

Grand Jury

d)

Verdict

11.

The highest court in the land is the ____ Court

a)

District

b)

Appelate

c)

Circuit

d)

Supreme

12.

What kind of court has juries as well as judges?

a)

VA Supreme and General District

b)

US District and VA Circuit

c)

Juvenile and Domestic Relations

d)

US and VA Appeals

13.

Which court has ORIGINAL jurisdiction only?

a)

General District Court

b)

Circuit Court

c)

Supreme Court

d)

Appeals Court

14.

Which court has APPELATE jurisdiction only?

a)

General District Court

b)

Circuit Court

c)

Supreme Court

d)

Appeals Court