7-9 key points Flashcards
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.
verdict
use of punishment for criminal activity, intended to discourage a specific individual from committing the crime again
specific deterrence
effects of legal punishment on the general public
general deterrence
document that presents the findings of an investigation
pre-sentence investigation report
repairing the harm done and rebuilding relationships in the community
restoration
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
victim impact statement
temporary release of an accused person awaiting trial, sometimes on condition that a sum of money be lodged to guarantee their appearance in court
bail
a court to which appeals are taken in federal circuit or a state
court of appeals
jail or prison sentence that has a definite length and cant be reviewed or changed
determinate sentencing
sentence that consists of a range of years such as 5-10 not a fixed time
indeterminate sentencing
judge, prosecutor, defense victims/defendants/witnesses, law enforcement, support staff, co, public
courtroom work group
ability to understand and consult with the counsel
dusky standard
sentences served at the same time
concurrent
sentences served after one another
consecutive
represents the defendant in court; protects clients interests
defense attorney