16. Which of the following is NOT a formal stage of a criminal trial?a) Jury selectionb) Pretrial motionsc) Sentencingd) Plea bargaining
12. Which Amendment guarantees the right to an attorney?a) F…
12. Which Amendment guarantees the right to an attorney?a) Fourth Amendmentb) Fifth Amendmentc) Sixth Amendmentd) Eighth Amendment
20. Which stage of a criminal trial involves the presentatio…
20. Which stage of a criminal trial involves the presentation of opening statements?a) Sentencingb) Jury selectionc) Pretrial motionsd) Trial
15. What is the legal principle of double jeopardy? a) Tryin…
15. What is the legal principle of double jeopardy? a) Trying a defendant twice for the same crimeb) Allowing the defendant to appealc) Prosecuting a defendant in both civil and criminal courtd) Allowing multiple charges in a single trial
22. What is the primary purpose of a grand jury? a) Determin…
22. What is the primary purpose of a grand jury? a) Determine the guilt or innocence of a defendantb) Review evidence and decide if charges should be filedc) Conduct sentencing hearingsd) Act as a defense attorney
16. Which of the following is NOT a formal stage of a crimin…
16. Which of the following is NOT a formal stage of a criminal trial?a) Jury selectionb) Pretrial motionsc) Sentencingd) Plea bargaining
17. What is the primary role of a judge in a criminal trial?…
17. What is the primary role of a judge in a criminal trial? a) Represent the government in prosecuting the caseb) Serve as a neutral referee, ensuring due processc) Determine the guilt or innocence of the accusedd) Serve as an advocate for the victim
18. What is the concept of jury nullification?a) When a jury…
18. What is the concept of jury nullification?a) When a jury refuses to reach a verdictb) When a judge overrules a jury’s decisionc) When a jury ignores the law and acquits a defendantd) When a jury is dismissed before a trial begins
7. What legal principle allows police to conduct a “stop and…
7. What legal principle allows police to conduct a “stop and frisk” with reasonable suspicion?a) Miranda ruleb) Terry stopc) Plain view doctrined) Good faith exception
A patient arrives at an urgent care center with a deep punct…
A patient arrives at an urgent care center with a deep puncture wound after stepping on a nail that was embedded in some old lumber in a field. The patient reports having had a tetanus booster 4 years ago. The nurse will anticipate