WorksheetsCriminology Quiz
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 7mins
What year was the CPS set up?
1984
1985
1986
1987
How does the CPS work with the police?
Advises on lines of enquiry and evidence required
Audits the police on the arrest procedure
Decides on sentences
What does the CPS determine?
Whether the suspect is innocent
Whether the suspect is guilty
Whether the case is strong enough for court
Where are the majority of cases heard?
High Court
Crown Court
Magistrates Court
Court of Appeal
Where are the serious cases heard?
High Court
Crown Court
Magistrates Court
Court of Appeal
What do the witness care services NOT do?
Inform the witnesses of dates
Communicate with the witnesses
present the case in court
Help arrange transport and childcare
Is the CPS a public or private prosecuting body?
Private
Public
What are the TWO stages of the Full Code Test?
Evidential
Experimental
Public Interest
Public Importance
If the case fails at the evidential stage, what happens?
Case continues
Case is paused
Case is dropped
What is the name for the test, when the evidence for full code tests cannot be met?
Tier responsed
Trial test
Triple test
Threshold Test
What is meant by the term PACE?
public and criminal act
public and criminal evidence act
public and criminal evidence
One of the rights of the victim is to.....
to speak directly to the suspect
to access police information
be kept informed
What physical evidence can the police take from a suspect?
DNA
Bodily fluid
fingerprints
photographs
What are one of the rights of the suspect
the right to remain silent
the right to not be interrogated
the right to not be detained
What is part of the rights of the suspect?
the right to leave the interrogation
the right to legal advice
the right to ask questions to the police
