Title: Chapter 9 quiz
Course: AJS-101 RTZ

Q: 1. The three-tiered structure of the ___________________, comprising U. S. District Courts, U.S. Court of Appeal and the U.S. Supreme Court.
- Federal court system
- State court system
- County court system
- California state court system
A: Federal court system

Q: 1. As early at 1629, the Massachusetts Bay Colony created a General Court, composed of the Governor, his Deputy, 18 assistants and 118 elected officials.
- True
- False
- No courts existed in 1629
- In 1629 it was the Virginia Bay Colony Court
A: True

Q: 1. The state of AZ falls under the jurisdiction of which U.S. Court of Appeals?
- 9th Curcuit
- 8th Curcuit
- 7th Curcuit
- 6th Curcuit
A: 9th Curcuit

Q: 1. The primary duty for ensuring justice falls under the:
- Trial Judge
- Bailiff
- Defense Attorney
- Prosecution
A: Trial Judge

Q: 1. Provide the three main individuals during the course of a criminal trial as stated in chapter 9.
- Judge, Prosecutor & Defense Attorney
- Judge, Jury & Executioner
- Judge, Bailiff & Pro Bono
- Judge, Witness & Court Reporter
A: Judge, Prosecutor & Defense Attorney

Q: 1. A written order issued by a judicial officer or grand jury requiring an individual to appear in court and to give testimony or bring materials to be used as evidence. This is a___________________.
- Subpoena
- Writ of execution
- Writ of Assessment
- Writ of order
A: Subpoena

Q: Define exculpatory evidence.
- Any information having a tendency to clear a person of guilt or blame.f
- DNA tested evidence
- Latent print evidence
- Any evidence that was obtained illegally.
A: Any information having a tendency to clear a person of guilt or blame.f

Q: The _________________________to the U.S. Constitution does guarantee the opportunity for criminal defendants to effective assistance of counsel.
- 6th
- 5th
- 4th
- 14th
A: 6th

Q: 1. Define Daubert standard.
- A standard of scientific acceptability applicable to the gathering of evidence in criminal cases.
- A standard of scientific acceptability based upon forensic interviewing
- A standard of scientific acceptability based upon standard of comparison
- None of the above
A: A standard of scientific acceptability applicable to the gathering of evidence in criminal cases.

Q: Provide two non-professional courtroom participants.
- Jurors, witnesses, etc.
- Any unpaid person in the courtroom.
- Bailiff and Court Reporter
- Investigator and Criminalist
A: Jurors, witnesses, etc.