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Bail can be used to punish an accused and can be denied or revoked at the indulgence of the court

False

More than half of all violent criminals are released before trial

True

A nolo contendere (no contest) plea is essentially the same as a guilty plea

True

There is no set time that defines a speedy trial

True

Most states impose qualifications such as a high school education on those called for jury service

False

One of the criminal sanctions available to the sentencing judge is commitment to a state hospital

True

Which of the following is a pretrial procedure

A. Bail


B. Arraignment


C. Please negotiation


D. All of these

Some scholars contend that bail is problematic because it

Is discriminatory to the poor

What is another term for an indictment issued by the grand jury

True bill

To stand trial a criminal defendant must be considered to be

Mentally competent

Which of the following is a common reason for defendant to waive the preliminary hearing

A. He she has already decided to plead guilty


B. He she wants to speed up the criminal justice process


C. He she hopes to avoid the negative publicity that might result from the hearing


D. All of these

If an individual is permitted a trial, who chooses whether it will be before a judge or jury?

Defendant

__________ is a plea where the defendant does not accept or deny responsibility for the crime charges but agrees to accept punishment

Nolo contendere

If a verdict cannot be reached the trial may result in a

Hung jury

The determination of guilt or innocence is called

Adjudication