Exam 10: Prosecution and Defense

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The job of the defense attorney is accurately depicted in most legally themed television shows.

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Defense attorneys are frequently referred to as _______ because of their role of managing large caseloads in difficult environments and preparing their clients for conviction.

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The legal attorney who represents the accused is called a(n)_________.

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Contract counsel occurs when an attorney in private practice contracts with the government to represent all indigent defendants in a county during a set period of time and for a specified dollar amount.

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Which U.S. Supreme Court case involved setting standards for effective assistance of counsel?

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When a private attorney is chosen by a court to represent an indigent, this is referred to as ________.

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The majority of convicted offenders serving time in state prisons were indigent defendants who received publicly provided defense attorneys.

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In the _________ model, a case is accepted and charges are made only when there is enough evidence to ensure conviction. For each case the prosecutor asks, "Will this case result in a conviction?"

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Dianne works for the federal governor as a prosecutor.  She spends much of her time prosecuting drug crimes.  Dianne was placed into her position approximately 3 years ago and seems constantly in awe of her duties within the criminal justice system.  Diane works in District 5 in Dallas, Texas. The US Department of Justice has guidelines which Diane that follow to determine whether a case should be dismissed?  Which guideline below would Diane likely use in determining whether to dismiss a felony drug case?

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Defense attorneys should never offer psychological support to their clients.

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Which of the defense attorneys would receive their pay from the government?

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A state's chief legal officer, usually responsible for both civil and criminal matter is the state attorney general.

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Close cooperation between prosecutors and the police is automatic in every case because of their similar views of crime and the fact that they work for the same sponsoring organization.

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Defense attorneys frequently work with prosecutors to process cases, which is inconsistent with the idea of an "adversarial" court system. In your opinion, does this help or harm criminal defendants?

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When a case is accepted and charges are made only if there is enough evidence to ensure conviction, a prosecutor is operating according to the _______ model.

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Which is not one of the US Department of Justice's guidelines to determine whether a case should be dismissed?

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Most states use the "contract counsel" method of providing attorneys for those who cannot afford their own attorneys.

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Nolle prosequi refers to the :

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Discuss the key relationships of the prosecutor with others in the criminal justice system.

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The U.S. Supreme Court has clearly defined the term "ineffective counsel."

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