Charges and Pleas
This tests your knowledge of types of charges and pleas.
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Topics of this game:
- Answering your charges in a set way is called entering a...
- When you admit that you DID what you were accused of doing, you are entering a plea of...
- When you say that you DID NOT DO what you were accused of doing, you are entering a plea of...
- When you do NOT admit guilt for a crime you are accused, but you agree to the facts presented by the prosecution, you enter a plea of...
- When you admit that you DID the act of which you are accused, but are not responsible for it because of mental illness, you enter a plea of...
- When you admit that you DID the act you are accused of and you did know that what you were doing was wrong, but were suffering from a mental illness, you are entering a plea of...
- A deal made between the prosecuting attorney, your attorney, and you, regarding your charges is called a...
- A more serious crime which can be punished by a sentence ranging from one year to life in prison is called a...
- A less serious crime punishable by jail time of less than one year would be categorized as a...
- If your sentence allows you to go home, but you are under supervision and must obey the rules the judge has set up for you, you have been sentenced to....
- The punishment given to you if found guilty is called a...
- A punishment that involves putting your sentence on hold until you successfully complete probation is known as a...
- The legal proceedings held in the courtroom to decide if a person is guilty, not guilty, guilty but mentally ill, or not guilty by reason of insanity is known as a...
- The outcome reached by the jury (if there is a jury trial) or by a judge (if there is a bench trial) is known as the...
- The group of 12 people, who are not for or against you, who were chosen to listen to the evidence and decide whether you are guilty or not are called the...
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