Exam 5: The Dynamics of Courthouse Justice
Exam 1: Courts, Crime, and Controversy97 Questions
Exam 2: Law and Crime98 Questions
Exam 3: Federal Courts98 Questions
Exam 4: State Courts98 Questions
Exam 5: The Dynamics of Courthouse Justice98 Questions
Exam 6: Prosecutors98 Questions
Exam 7: Defense Attorneys98 Questions
Exam 8: Judges97 Questions
Exam 9: Defendants, Victims, and Witnesses98 Questions
Exam 10: Arrest to Arraignment98 Questions
Exam 11: Disclosing and Suppressing Evidence98 Questions
Exam 12: Negotiated Justice and the Plea of Guilty98 Questions
Exam 13: Trials and Juries98 Questions
Exam 14: Sentencing Options98 Questions
Exam 15: Sentencing Decisions98 Questions
Exam 16: Appellate and Habeas Corpus Review98 Questions
Exam 17: Juvenile Courts98 Questions
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The _____ is responsible for transporting detained defendants from the jail to the courthouse.
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State task forces consistently find evidence of _____ bias in four areas of the legal system: domestic violence, sexual assault, divorce, and behavior toward female workers.
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Lawyers often suffer from a negative public image, which is one reason the legal profession places considerable emphasis on legal ethics. Ethics refers to the study and analysis of what constitutes good or bad conduct (Pollock 2012). Legal ethics represents a specific type of ethics.
-Legal ethics are an example of what type of ethics?
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The most effective approaches to the problem of court delay are law on the books approaches.
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Sixteen times Willie Barker’s murder case was set for trial, and sixteen times it was continued. At first the defense readily agreed, gambling that Barker’s codefendant would be found not guilty. Thus, some of the continuances were caused by the six separate trials before the codefendant was finally convicted. Other continuances were granted because of the illness of the police investigator. It was not until five years after arrest that Barker was convicted of murder.
-The right to a speedy trial
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What amendment provides for the right to a speedy and public trial?
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A judge who accepts a guilty plea agreement reached by the defense attorney and the prosecutor provides an example of
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What concept is directly related to the reality that the criminal courthouse is not a single organization but rather a collection of separate institutions that gather in a common workplace?
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Identify the different people who work in the courthouse and describe their duties.How have changes in courtroom security changed the workplace for these people?
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_____ is best defined as the lawful ability of an agent of government to exercise choice in making a decision.
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In a general sense, the term _____ suggests abnormal or unacceptable time lapses in the processing of cases.
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Explain why discretionary decision making occurs in the criminal courts and provide some specific examples of prosecutorial discretion.
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Researchers agree that law in action approaches to court delay are
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The concept of assembly-line justice stresses the mutual interdependence of the courtroom workgroup.
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The claim that increasing plea bargains and declining trials are a recent phenomenon is a weakness of what explanation?
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Interactions between members of the courtroom work group strictly follow the adversarial model.
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