Exam 12: The Initiation of the Legal Process, Bail, and the Right to Counsel
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By means of the Sixth Amendment right to counsel, an indigent defendant charged with any nontraffic offense is entitled to counsel.
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According to U.S.Supreme Court Justice Robert Jackson, the ______ is the most powerful person in the criminal justice system.
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For surety, bonds defendants are required to deposit ______ of the bond with the bondsman.
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Once the police have completed their investigation, they must decide whether to formally arrest a suspect and to turn the case over to the prosecutor.
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Following a suspect's arrest, responsibility for the case shifts to the prosecutor.
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While a defendant does have a right to counsel, he may not choose a specific lawyer.Why do you think this is? Do you think there would be fewer ineffective-assistance-of-counsel claims if defendants were able to choose specific counsel?
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Identify the reasons as to why bail is viewed as important to the defendant.
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A defendant has no right to be represented by a specific appointed counsel, although a court may take the defendant's preference into consideration.
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The defendant is informed of the charges against him or her during the probable cause hearing.
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Courts are very reluctant to interfere with prosecutorial discretion.List and explain the three primary reasons for this given in the text.
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What does the prosecutor possess that makes him one of the most powerful individuals in the criminal justice system?
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In which landmark case did the U.S.Supreme Court abolish the old "special circumstances" test and hold that the right to counsel for indigent defendants applied to all individuals charged with felonies?
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All of the following are reasons judges are extremely reluctant to review prosecutorial decisions to prosecute except ______.
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All of the following factors are taken into consideration in some states when determining indigency except ______.
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Individuals being held in pretrial detention are ______ until trial.
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