Bail | Charging the Defendant | Plea bargaining and Pretrial Devision | The Trial | The Trial Process |
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what is the monetary condition of pretrial release
Bail
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What is the action by the grand jury when it finds that probable cause exists for prosecution of an accused suspect.
Indictment
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What is to retrial
appeal
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What is A trial of a criminal matter by a judge only called
Bench trial
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What is group called the jury duty but also called
Venire
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What is Release on Reorganization
Eligible defendant are release without bail upon their promise to return to trial.
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What is Information
a written accusation submitted to the court by the prosecutor
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What is “you may have the body”
Writ of habeas corpus
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What is Pro Se
“for oneself”
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What is Both the defense and the prosecution interrogate witness during a trial is called
Cross-examination
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What is Holding dangerous suspect before the trial without bail
Prevention detention
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What is No bill
that the indictment is ignored
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What the exchange of prosecutor and the judicial concession for plea of guilty, called
Plea bargaining
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What is The standard of need to convict in a criminal trial is called
Proof beyond a reasonable doubt
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What is Jury nullification
is strategy so that the defense can ignore both the render decision based on emotion and personal preference.
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What is Pretrial detention
holding the offender before the trial
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What is Presentment
The report of the grand jury investigation
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What is A noncriminal alternative to the trial. Usually feature counseling, jobs training, and education opportunities is called
Diversion
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The Supreme Court decided that ________ a fundamental right in the case of Washington v. Texas which the witness be in the trial.
Compulsory process
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What is able to question of one’s own witness during a trial
direction examination
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what allow that no defendant shall be kept in pretrial detention simply because they can't afford the money bail.
Bail Reform Act of 1984
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What is to establish whether probable cause is sufficient to merit a trial
Preliminary hearing
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What is The defense attorney at this point may enter a motion of a _______ because the state has not proved the elements of the crime.
Directed verdict
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What is testimony that is not firsthand but, rather, relates information told by a second party
Hearsay evidence
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What is Voir dire
mean the Old French for “to tell the truth”
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