Chapter 13 : Trials and Jury Flashcards

1
Q

how many amendments are involved in trials and jury

A
  • 6th - speedy and public trial
  • 14th - due process
  • 5th - federal due process
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2
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how many people are on a jury for misdemeanor in state

A

6

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3
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how many people are on a felony jury

A

12

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4
Q

characteristics of a jury

A

unanimous verdicts
* not guilty
* guilty
* hung jury

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5
Q

jury selection process

A

master list –> venire panel –> jury –> panel

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6
Q

peremptory challenge

A

the prosecution and the defense have an opportunity to strike jurors from the panel for any reason as long as it is not a discriminatory reason

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7
Q

master jury list

A

individuals who live in the jurisdiction

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8
Q

venire

A

a group of citizens from which members of the jury are chosen

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9
Q

voir die

A

“to speak the truth”. process by which prospective jurors are quesitoned to determine whether there is cause to excuse them from the jury

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10
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deliberations

A

the time where the jury goes to dicuss the guilt or innocence of the defendant

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11
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presumptions

A

a conclusion that the law requires the trier-of-fact to accept as truw

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12
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direct evidence

A

eye witness testimony

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13
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circumstantial evidence

A

requires an inference to be drawn

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14
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steps in a jury trial process

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  1. swearing in jury (jeopardy attaches)
  2. opening statements
  3. pros. case in chief
  4. def. case in chief
  5. pros. rebuttal
  6. def. rebuttal
  7. closing arguments
  8. jury instructed
  9. deliberation
  10. verdict
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15
Q

when does jeopoardy attach in a bench trial

A

when the first witness is sworn in

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16
Q

when does jeopardy attach in a jury trial

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once the jury is sworn in