Question 1 (1 point) In suing McDonalds for damages from hot a coffee spill, Liebeck v McDonald's what type of court case? () Civil Court Q Criminal Court Question 2 (1 point) Burden of Proof is best described as O The obligation to prove the facts and evidence of a case O Something that only exists in criminal court O Something that only exists in civil court Question 3 (1 point) Which side is obligated to show Burden of Proof in a trial O Plaintiff (Prosecutor / District Attorney) () Defendant Question 4 (1 point) What is the Burden of Proof in a Civil Case Q Preponderance of the Evidence () Reasonable Doubt () No Evidence Q Clear and Present Danger Question 5 (1 point) What is the Burden of Proof in a Criminal Case () Reasonable Doubt Q Preponderance of the Evidence Q Clear and Present Danger Question 6 (1 point) Which best describes "Preponderance of the Evidence" O More likely true than not. 51% likely true Based on the evidence there is reasonable doubt about the guilt of the defendant O No evidence exists at all Question 7 (1 point) which best describes "Reasonable Doubt" O Based on the evidence it is reasonable to think the defendant is innocent (") More likely true than not O Scintilla amount of evidence Question 8 (1 point) During pre-trial, this is an out of court sworn statement by someone () Deposition (") Bench Trial () Jury Trial () Settlement Question 2 (1 point) During pre-trial, what is "Discovery" O Both sides show each other the evidence they have and will use in court Q ATV station that has good animal documentaries Q When the jury discovers the guilt of the defendant O When the jury discovers the innocence of the defendant Question 10 (1 point) Discovery is important because Q It can lead to a settlement before the trial begins Q the Judge decides how long to sentence someone to prison Q the Jury deliberates on the facts of the case Question 11 (1 point) This is the most severe type of crime () Felony (") Misdemeanor () Violation Question 12 (1 point) This is a crime but not as serious as a felony (") Misdemeanor Q Violation () 1st degree murder Question 13 (1 point) Which best describes a Violation Q Getting a speeding ticket and paying a fine Q Committing a misdemeanor () Committing a felony Question 14 (1 point) The Actual Act of doing a crime is called () Actus Reus (") Mens Rea Question 15 (1 point) The intent or mental part behind committing a crime is called () Mens Rea () Actus Reus Question 16 (1 point) The person who sues the defendant on behalf of the victim and the State O Prosecuting Attorney (sometimes called District Attorney) () Defense Attorney () Expert Witness Question 17 (1 point) The person who represents the defendant in court and tries to prove their innocence () Defense Attorney O Prosecuting Attorney () Witness Question 18 (1 point) A Witness is someone who O was present during a crime and testifies on what they saw/heard Q and expert in a field and gives their opinion during trial O accused of the crime Question 19 (1 point) What is an Expert Witness O an expert in a particular field that gives their professional opinion during a trial O someone who was present during a crime and testifies to what they saw / heard () The person accused of a crime Question 20 (1 point) Evidence that requires an explanation. Jury must make conclusions based on this type of evidence. Something like a fingerprint at a crime scene Q Circumstantial Evidence () Direct Evidence () Cross Examination () Testimony Question 21 (1 point) Evidence that needs no explanation. The evidence speaks for itself. Something like surveillance video recording of a crime () Direct Evidence Q Circumstantial Evidence () Reasonable Doubt () Deposition Question 22 (1 point) Explain the difference between "1st degree Murder" "2nd Degree Murder" and "Manslaughter" (3rd degree) (What makes a crime 1st degree? What makes it 2nd degree? What makes it 3rd degree?) Question 21 (1 point) Evidence that needs no explanation. The evidence speaks for itself. Something like surveillance video recording of a crime () Direct Evidence Q Circumstantial Evidence () Reasonable Doubt () Deposition Question 22 (1 point) Explain the difference between "1st degree Murder" "2nd Degree Murder" and "Manslaughter" (3rd degree) (What makes a crime 1st degree? What makes it 2nd degree? What makes it 3rd degree?)