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Quiz Bowl Study Guide Part 2
Quiz Bowl Study Guide Part 2
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Factors that might increase the seriousnness of an offense is called:
Defamation
Aggravating Factors
Hung Jury
Adjudicatory Hearing
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True or False: California requires a 10-day waiting period and criminal record check for most gun buyers.
True
False
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Freedom from unreasonable search or seizures
Sixteenth
Sixth
Fourteenth
Fourth
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True or False: It is legal to leave a loaded weapon gun in a place where a child can retrieve it?
False
True
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A minor who has committed an offense usually punishable by criminal processes is called:
Delinquent Offender
Tort
Restitution
Aggravating Factors
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Welfare Check
995
981
913
907
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Legal term for certain kinds of injuries or damage that could lead to a lawsuit is called:
Restitution
Tort
AID & ABET
Aggravating Factors
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To actively, knowingly, intentionally or purposely assist someone in committing a crime is called:
AID & ABET
Tort
Restitution
Aggravating Factors
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Freedom from excessive bail and cruel and unusual punishments
Sixteenth
Nineteenth
Fifth
Eighth
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Right to be told of charges when arrested, freedom from being tried twice for the same crime and from self incrimination
First
Fifth
Fourth
Eighteenth
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Suspicious Person or Circumstances
941
921
952
927
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The procedure used to determine the facts in a juvenile case is called:
Defamation
Adjudicatory Hearing
Tort
AID & ABET
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The Criminal Justice System is made up of three components: Law Enforcement, Judicial, and Corrections
False
True
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Freedom of speech, religion, press, assembly, and right to petition
Eighth
Fourteenth
First
Fourth
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Factors that may lessen the seriousness of an offense is called:
Tort
Aggravating Factors
Defamation
Mitigating Factors
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Money paid to victims by the offender to make up for harm or damage done is called:
Restitution
Defamation
AID & ABET
Tort
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Narcotic Activity
928
941
901AB
908A
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Dead Body
913
CODE 93
215
926
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Basic rights of a defendant in a judicial proceeding, due process, and the right to equal protection of the laws
Sixth
Sixteenth
Twentieth
Fourteenth
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True or False: is it legal to possess a firearm within 1,000 feet of a k-12?
False
True
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True or False: Is it illegal to conceal a wepon on your body or vehicle without a special permit?
True
False
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The situation in which a jury cannot be reach a unanimous decision is called:
Tort
AID & ABET
Hung Jury
Restitution
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Right to a speedy trial, to a public trial by an impartial jury, to confront witnesses, and to counsel
Eighth
Third
Second
Sixth
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True or False: is it legal to possess a firearm within 1,000 feet of a k-12?
True
False
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True or False: is it legal to carry a loaded firearm in your vehicle, public place or forbidden area?
True
False
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Request Warrant Check
940A
936
970A
5150
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An unlawful written or spoken atack on the reputation or good name of a person is called:
Defamation
Restitution
Verbal Attack
Tort
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Missing Person
CODE 1000
972
AMBER
978