02 Feb When the prosecutor doesn’t

JADM320 (Criminal Procedure)

Week 5 quiz

Question 1

(TCO 4) Prior to conducting a custodial interrogation, law enforcement must provide _____ to a suspect.

statement of criminal violations

opportunity to speak to an attorney

Miranda warnings

All of the above

See Chapter 8 and the Week 4 Lecture.

Question 2

(TCO 4) The court in this case ruled that a person is not in police custody during a traffic stop.

Plessey v. Ferguson

Berkemer v. McCarty

In re Gault

None of the above

Question 3

(TCO 5) Slicky Willy burglarized Sally Murphy’s home. Willy was spotted by Murphy’s next door neighbor leaving the house. The neighbor, Ms. Cutter, provides police a description of Willy. After police are called, Willy is arrested two blocks away walking down the street. Police pick up Ms. Cutter and drive her over to where police are holding Willy in the back of a cruiser. Willy is taken out of the police car so Ms. Cutter can observe him. Police are conducting a(n) _____ for identification purposes.

on-spot identification

lineup

photo lineup

showup

Question 4

(TCO 5) Which are the two main forms of questions attorneys may ask witnesses during a court proceeding?

Direct examination

Cross examination

Both direct and cross examinations

None of the above

Question 5

(TCO 6) After arrest, some jurisdictions require a suspect to be brought before a judge or magistrate in a relatively short period of time. Which is this hearing called?

Due process

Probable cause

Judges

Initial appearance

Question 6

(TCO 6) In setting bail, a judge or magistrate may consider which factors pertaining to the suspect?

Financial status

Flight risk

Dangerousness

All of the above

Question 7

(TCO 7) Which is the primary role of a prosecutor?

Seek justice

Put defendants in jail

Convict people no matter what

All of the above

Question 8

(TCO 7) The role of a judge includes

hearing pretrial motions.

signing warrants.

sentencing defendants.

All of the above

Question 9

(TCO 7) Prosecutors are restricted from using their discretion to bring charges in which scenario?

When the decision is discriminatory in nature

When the prosecutor doesn’t like the defendant

When the prosecutor is a new attorney

When the defense attorney objects

See Chapter 11, page 344.

Question 10

(TCO 7) Bringing several charges against the same individual is called

severance.

res ipsa loquitur.

selection.

joinder.

Question 11

(TCO 7) Explain how a defendant’s right to counsel in a criminal proceeding has evolved in America. Please address both relevant judicial decisions and legislation in your answer.

Question 12

(TCO 4) Apply the protections of the Sixth Amendment to cases of deliberate elicitation. Be sure to discuss at least one Supreme Court case related to deliberate elicitation.