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Crim Law 13

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Retribution   Punishment given as a kind of revenge for wrong doing  
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An initial appearance is before who?   Judge  
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Mapp v. Ohio   Trial dealing with search and seizure precedents.  
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In a trial, who must prove a crime was committed?   Prosecutor  
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Not present at a grand jury   defense  
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purpose of a grand jury   To determine whether there is enough evidence to require the defendant to stand trial  
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Pretrial motion   A document by which a party asks the judge to make a decision or take some action before the trial begins  
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Booking   Formal process of making an arrest-These happen during booking: Fingerprinting, Photographing, Blood or urine test  
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Change of venue   Change the location of the trial to a different city  
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Bail   Money paid to court before released from jail as promise to appear-must be cash  
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Nolo contendre   Defendants plea that does not admit guilt, but does not contest the charges-advantage:Pleas cannot be used as evidence in future civil trail for damages using same facts  
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arraignment   Court session at which a defendant is charged and enters a plea  
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Subpoena   Court order requiring witness to appear in court  
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Indictment   Means there is enough evidence to try defendant, created by decision of grand jury  
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5th Amendment   Protections given to people accused of a crime. 1. right to a lawyer 2. Due process 3. Double Jeopardy, 4. Self-incrimination 5. Grand Jury  
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Pretrial Motions   Motion before trial begins requesting that the court make a ruling or take action  
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Bail Reform Act of 1984   Person can be prevented form being released on bail if they are charged with a federal felony and are thought to be dangerous  
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Preliminary Hearing   Determines if there is enough evidence for the case to even go to trail  
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Personal Recognizance   Person is released from jail because they promise to return to court on their trail date  
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Bail Bondsman   Businessman who lends money for bail at a percentage  
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Bail   Moneys paid to court in exchange for release from jail before trial  
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What happens during initial appearance in felony cases?   No plea is entered until case heard by Grand Jury or case reaches arraignment + judge sets bail-The fine will be over $1000 or 1 yr in jail  
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8th Amendment   Freedom from excessive bail and cruel and unusual punishment  
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What happens during the initial appearance in a misdemeanor case?   Plea is entered by defendant, fines of $1000 or under i yr. in jail  
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Plea bargaining   Agreement between prosecution and defense usually to a lesser charge  
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Positive side of a plea bargain   Saves time and money, average fees are $300 for jury, $215 for a guilty plea  
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Negative side of a plea bargain   Dangerous criminals get off with a light sentence, Victims say their rights are overlooked  
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Who enters a plea to a misdemeanor case?   The defendant  
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When is a plea entered in a felony case?   During meeting of Grand Jury or Arraignment  
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When is a Grand Jury used?   In Federal and State cases  
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What happens after an indictment is issued?   Judge sets conditions of bail  
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Guilty Plea =   Set a sentencing date  
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Innocent Plea =   Set trial date  
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Pretrial motion for continuance   Asking for more time to prepare for the case  
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Pretrial motion for change of venue   Asking to move trial to different location to avoid hostility or make travel easier for witnesses  
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Pretrial motion to suppress   Motion to keep the other side from using evidence that was seized illegally  
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What happens if a pretrial motion for discovery of evidence is made?   When new evidence arises prosecution tells judge, judge tells defense, defense than has opportunity to use information to develope defense  
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Scottsborough Boys   Nine black boys taken off freight train outside Scottsborough, Alabama because the were supposed to have raped two white women also riding the train  
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Who is not present at a Grand Jury?   The defence  
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