multiple questions about CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM !!?

Question

1) Which of the following ultimately happens to most defendants whose charges are not dropped?

a) they go to trial
b) they plead guilty

2) In which of the following cases was the exlusionary rule originated?

a) Mapp v. Ohio (1961)
b) Weeks v. U.S. (1014)

3) Most felony arrests are decided by which of the following?

a) rejection at screening
b) conviction at jury trial

4) Which of the following situations is an example of restorative justice?

a) A drug offender picks up trash on highways
b) A juvenile who stole a lawn mower meets with the victim to discuss his actions

5) Which of the following statements concerning intermediate sanction is TRUE?

a) Judges use intermediate sanctions that only require a high level of control over t offender
b) Judges use a range of intermediate sanctions requiring a low level to high level of control over the offenders.

Answer 1

1. a) They go to trial when charges are not dropped.
2. a) Mapp v. Ohio where illegally obtained evidence at excluded.
3. b) Conviction at jury trial result to arrests.
4. b) A juvenile who returns a lawn mower is restorative justice.
5. b) Judges use a range of intermediate sanctions.

Answer 2

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Answer 3

DO YOU HAVE A TEST ON THESE QUESTIONS??

1) THEY GO TO TRIAL. THEN HALF WAY THROUGH 60% USUALLY ACCEPT A PLEA OR PLEAD GUILTY TO ALLOW A JUGDE TO SENTENCE THEM, NOT A JURY.

2) ACTUALLY IT WAS WOLF V COLORADO (1949) THEN MAPP V OHIO (1961) AND FINALLY THE COURTS ANSWER TO THE "GOOD FAITH CLAUSE" US V LEON (1984)

3) ??A FELONY ARREST IS SCREENED IN THE FIELD TO PREVENT A FALSE ARREST? A FELONY CASE IS DECIDED BY THE DA OF WEATHER THERE IS ENOUGH EVIDENCE TO CHARGE OR DISMISS? SOME STATES DO THIS THROUGH A GRAND JURY THAT READS THE CASE AND DECIDES ON A BILL OR NO BILL OF CHARGES?

4) B-CLOSURE AND CONFRONTATION WITH VICTIM AND SUSPECT.

5) B -SPECTRUM HAS TO BE BROAD TO ENCOMPASS ALL SITUATIONS AN ALLOW FOR LATTERABILITY.