2.2 Trial Procedures

Laws that set a length of time in which someone can sue or be charged with a crime.

• Arraignment
• Statute of Limitations
• Complaint
• Discovery

Which of the following is NOT a form of Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR)?

• Mediation
• Arbitration
• Negotiation
• Limitation

If a police officer has probable cause they may conduct a limited search of a vehicle without a warrant.

• True
• False
• Try again
• Not this one

______ is similar to collateral, it will be returned when the arrested person shows up to court.

• Booking
• Bail
• Loan
• Fine

Which type of Trial procedures has a burden of proof of "beyond reasonable doubt"?

• Civil
• Criminal
• Tort
• Juvenile

Pleadings are only used in Criminal cases.

• True
• False

Bringing a lawsuit is called:

• Arbitration
• Discovery
• Litigation
• Mediation

A person who is found not guilty, may not be tried for the same crime.

• True
• False

Which trial procedure uses the majority vote to make a decision?

• Civil
• Criminal
• Juvenile
• Tort

Methods used to bring out facts before a trial is called:

• Arbitration
• Burden of Proof
• Pleadings
• Discovery