7-9 key points Flashcards

1
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stages of trial process
1. initiation
2.jury selection
3.opening statements
4.present evidence
5.closing arguements
6. judges charge to the jury
7. jury deliberations
8.

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verdict

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2
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use of punishment for criminal activity, intended to discourage a specific individual from committing the crime again

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specific deterrence

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3
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effects of legal punishment on the general public

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general deterrence

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4
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document that presents the findings of an investigation

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pre-sentence investigation report

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5
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repairing the harm done and rebuilding relationships in the community

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restoration

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6
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provides an opportunity to express in your own words what you, your family, and others close to you have experienced as a result of the crime

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victim impact statement

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7
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temporary release of an accused person awaiting trial, sometimes on condition that a sum of money be lodged to guarantee their appearance in court

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bail

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8
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a court to which appeals are taken in federal circuit or a state

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court of appeals

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9
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jail or prison sentence that has a definite length and cant be reviewed or changed

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determinate sentencing

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10
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sentence that consists of a range of years such as 5-10 not a fixed time

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indeterminate sentencing

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judge, prosecutor, defense victims/defendants/witnesses, law enforcement, support staff, co, public

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courtroom work group

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12
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ability to understand and consult with the counsel

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dusky standard

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13
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sentences served at the same time

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concurrent

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14
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sentences served after one another

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consecutive

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15
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represents the defendant in court; protects clients interests

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defense attorney

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16
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someone who provides testimony in court based on their direct perceptions or personal experiences

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lay witness

17
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person who has seen something happen and so can give a first hand description

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eye witness

18
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agreement where the prosecutor provides concession to the defendant in exchange for a plea of guilt

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plea bargain

19
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ordering a person to appear in court

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subpoena

20
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testimony made by witness is no longer considered credible in court

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impeaching a witness