CRJ 200 WEEK 1 QUIZ

CRJ 200  WEEK 1 QUIZ
 Criminal Procedure and Criminal Evidence
Match the Key Term with the proper definition
	1.    Information that people base decisions on.	
2.    The standard of proof in a criminal case; that which would make a reasonable person hesitate to act in connection with important affairs of life.	
3.    The power of a jury in a criminal case to acquit a defendant for any reason or no reason at all.	
	4.    The most common codification of evidence law--the rules that apply in all federal courts throughout the United States and in the 40 states that have relied upon them as a model in adopting their own evidence codes.	
	5.    The process of questioning a panel of prospective jurors to select the final panel.	
6.    The questioning of a witness by opposing counsel in which the questioner seeks to detract from the witness's credibility.	
	7.    The rules that govern what a jury can hear and see during the trial of a case.	
	8.    A formal written accusation by a grand jury charging a person with a crime.	
9.    A reason under the law that allows a defendant to claim to be exonerated.	
	10.    The level of information rquired for a police officer to arrest a suspect.	
11.    The questioning of a witness by the side who calls that witness.	
        12.    A jury that cannot reach a verdict.