CLEAN: Polanski looking at prison time

The transcript discusses a crime involving a 13-year-old girl and the legal proceedings against Mr. Polanski. It highlights the public's strong feelings about such crimes and the potential legal outcomes. The discussion also touches on whether celebrities receive different treatment in the legal system and explains the distinction between civil settlements and criminal cases.

What is the main reason the case involving the 13-year-old girl remains significant?

• The crime involved a celebrity.

• The crime occurred in the 1970s.

• The crime was never solved.

• The crime is considered severe and inflammatory.

What are the possible outcomes for Mr. Polanski in the legal proceedings?

• He could be placed under house arrest or fined.

• He could be acquitted or face additional prison time.

• He could be pardoned or given community service.

• He could be fined or deported.

Why is Mr. Polanski being pursued by the legal system?

• He refused to pay a fine.

• He was found guilty in a civil lawsuit.

• He left the country before his sentencing.

• He committed another crime.

What does the out-of-court settlement between Mr. Polanski and the victim imply?

• It only affects the civil lawsuit.

• It results in a reduced sentence.

• It resolves the criminal case.

• It means the charges are dropped.

Why do prosecutors not consider civil settlements in criminal cases?

• They believe civil settlements are unfair.

• They focus on the legal system's integrity.

• They want to ensure justice is served.

• They are not aware of civil settlements.