1. Process in which prospective jurors are questioned in court under oath to attempt to uncover inappropriate jurors is known as _____
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Voir dire
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2. A list of potential jurors from which the jury is selected is known as Venire.
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True
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3. U.S. Attorneys appointed by the president and supervised by the U.S. attorney general in the Department of Justice, U.S. attorneys are responsible for trying cases at the _____ court level.
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Federal
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4. The chief law enforcement officer in the_____ is known as U.S. Attorney General.
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Both
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5. Trial Management Order is a full schedule created by the court and the court participants that designates _____happens as the parties work toward the trial date.
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Both a and b
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6. A suspect, posting bail money, who agrees to show up for the court is known as Recognizance.
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False
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7. Prosecutor is an attorney who represents the government or the “people” and is responsible for presenting the state’s case in ______ matters.
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All of these
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8. Pro bono is a legal representation that is provided at_____
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Both a and b
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9. _____ is typically held in criminal cases to determine the extent of evidence and whether enough exists to allow charges to be pressed against the defendant.
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Preliminary Hearing
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10. Plea Bargains refer to agreements in which the prosecutor offers_____
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Both
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11. Juries that determine guilt or innocence by following the course of a criminal trial. _____ present to a petit jury in a trial.
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Both
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12. An attorney may remove a prospective juror from the venue without giving a legal reason, this is known as peremptory Challenge.
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True
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13. A motion requesting that the court disallow illegally obtained evidence at trial is known as _____
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Motion to suppress
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14. A motion requesting that the judge rule on whether particular evidence can be used at trial is known as _____
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Motion in Limine
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15. A motion for the recusal (removal) of a _____ is known as Motion for Recusal.
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Both
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16. Defense can request that the state pay expenses related to _____ evaluations or other types of expert testimony is known as Motion for Expenses of experts.
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Psychological
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17. The rules of procedure establish a mandate for the prosecution to give the defense certain evidence is known as _____
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Motion for Discovery
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18. A pretrial motion requesting a geographical change of the trial is known as Mission for a change of Venue.
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True
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19. Evidence that may be favorable to a defendant in a criminal trial, often clearing some or all guilt during criminal proceedings is known as _____
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Exculpatory Evidence
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20. Discovery is the process through which the defense learns about evidence held by the prosecution. This may include_____
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Both
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21. A lawyer who advocates for their client who has been charged with a crime. The defense attorney protects the client’s _____ rights.
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Constitutional
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22. The document that initiates legal proceedings by demonstrating facts and legal reasons the plaintiff believes the defendant owes remedy or has committed a crime is known as _____
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Complaint
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23. Civil Rights Act of _____ is in a series of post–Civil War legislative acts, it prohibited the exclusion of African Americans from jury duty, among other things.
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1875
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24. An argument that the venire should be discharged because of a deficiency or an illegality in the way it was selected is known as _____
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Challenge to the array
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25. Challenge for Cause is a challenge during voir dire in which the defense counsel, the prosecutor, or the judge identifies a potential juror they believe cannot be _____ .
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All of these
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26. Bail reform Act of _____ law provides a noncapital defendant with the right to be released on bond or on personal recognizance unless the defendant is a flight risk.
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1966
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27. A formal reading of charges in a court of appropriate jurisdiction in front of the offender is known as Arraignment.
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False
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28. Advocacy Model is a model in which the _____ are represented by advocates who act on behalf of their clients.
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Both
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29. Adversarial system is a system used in the United States in which prosecutors and defendants compete against each other to _____ the truth.
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Reveal
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