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LD Test 2- RBC Test Questions with
Detailed Verified Answers
Question:LD 2- Criminal justice system
Ans: LD- Criminal justice system
Question: Constitution
Ans: A written document that embodies the basic laws of a nation or state
Question: Branches of the government
Ans: Executive, legislative, judicial branches
Question: Bill of Rights
Ans: The first 10 amendments or changes to the constitution.
Question: 2 extraordinary powers for law enforcement
Ans: The power of arrest and the power to use deadly force
Question: first amendment
Ans: Freedom of religion
freedom of speech
freedom of press
freedom of assembly
right to petition the government for redress of grievances
Question: fourth amendment
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Ans: freedom from unreasonable searches and seizures
Question: fifth amendment
Ans: freedom from double jeopardy and freedom from self incrimination
Question: eighth amendment
Ans: freedom from excessive bail and freedom from cruel and unusual
punishments
Question: fourteenth amendment
Ans: basic right of a defendant in a judicial proceeding. the requisites for trial.
right to equal protection of the laws
Question: three components of the criminal justice system
Ans: law enforcement, judicial, corrections
Question: 7 goals of the criminal justice system
Ans: due process, prevent crime, protect life & liberty, uphold & enforce the
law, equal justice, apprehend offenders, assure victim's rights
Question: 2 california court systems
Ans: lower trial courts and higher appellate courts
Question: lower trial courts
Ans: receive evidence and consider cases involving criminal activity or civil
disputes
Question: higher appellate courts
Ans: referred to as the higher courts of the judicial system. hear appeals form
lower trial courts
Question: judges
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Ans: administering justice in a fair and impartial manner by applying the facts
of the law
Question: prosecuting attorneys
Ans: prosecuting individuals accused of criminal activists. protecting public
rights and privileges.
Question: defense attorneys
Ans: defending the accused. defending the rights and privileges of the citizens
Question: arrests
Ans: taking a person into custody. - in a case, in the manner authorized by law
Question: arraignments
Ans: the legal procedure where the court informs defendants of: the nature of
the charges against them. their eligibility for bail, and their constitutional
rights
Question: Right to bail
Ans: the defendant's right to a reasonable bail
Question: bail
Ans: a security deposit with a competent court of magistrate- to ensure that
the accused person will appear for the trial when summoned.
Question: preliminary hearing
Ans: A screening procedure used in felony cases to determine- if there is
enough evidence to hold a defendant for trial.
Question: indictment
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Ans: is an accusation in writing formally charging a person with a crime or
public offense. Also a grand jury can be responsible to determine if there is
sufficient cause to believe that person has committed a crime and should
stand trial.
Question: trial
Ans: a formal, judicial examination and determination of issues between
parties.
Question: sentencing
Ans: a judgment that is formally pronounced by the court upon the defendant
Question: grand jury
Ans: a body of a set number of citizens from within the county responsible for
determining if there is sufficient causes to belt that an individual has
committed a crime and should stand trial.
Question: objectives of correctioins
Ans: confining prisoners, rehabilitating prisoners, supervising parolees and
probationers in the community, and assuring victim's rights
Question: CDCR
Ans: is responsible for the incarceration of convicted adults
Question: CDCR
Ans: is responsive for the incarceration of convicted youthful offenders
Question: California department of corrections CDC
Ans: operates the state's adult prison system and confines the felons who
have been sentenced to state prison
Question: California board of prison terms
LD Test 2- RBC Test Questions with
Detailed Verified Answers
Question:LD 2- Criminal justice system
Ans: LD- Criminal justice system
Question: Constitution
Ans: A written document that embodies the basic laws of a nation or state
Question: Branches of the government
Ans: Executive, legislative, judicial branches
Question: Bill of Rights
Ans: The first 10 amendments or changes to the constitution.
Question: 2 extraordinary powers for law enforcement
Ans: The power of arrest and the power to use deadly force
Question: first amendment
Ans: Freedom of religion
freedom of speech
freedom of press
freedom of assembly
right to petition the government for redress of grievances
Question: fourth amendment
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Ans: freedom from unreasonable searches and seizures
Question: fifth amendment
Ans: freedom from double jeopardy and freedom from self incrimination
Question: eighth amendment
Ans: freedom from excessive bail and freedom from cruel and unusual
punishments
Question: fourteenth amendment
Ans: basic right of a defendant in a judicial proceeding. the requisites for trial.
right to equal protection of the laws
Question: three components of the criminal justice system
Ans: law enforcement, judicial, corrections
Question: 7 goals of the criminal justice system
Ans: due process, prevent crime, protect life & liberty, uphold & enforce the
law, equal justice, apprehend offenders, assure victim's rights
Question: 2 california court systems
Ans: lower trial courts and higher appellate courts
Question: lower trial courts
Ans: receive evidence and consider cases involving criminal activity or civil
disputes
Question: higher appellate courts
Ans: referred to as the higher courts of the judicial system. hear appeals form
lower trial courts
Question: judges
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Ans: administering justice in a fair and impartial manner by applying the facts
of the law
Question: prosecuting attorneys
Ans: prosecuting individuals accused of criminal activists. protecting public
rights and privileges.
Question: defense attorneys
Ans: defending the accused. defending the rights and privileges of the citizens
Question: arrests
Ans: taking a person into custody. - in a case, in the manner authorized by law
Question: arraignments
Ans: the legal procedure where the court informs defendants of: the nature of
the charges against them. their eligibility for bail, and their constitutional
rights
Question: Right to bail
Ans: the defendant's right to a reasonable bail
Question: bail
Ans: a security deposit with a competent court of magistrate- to ensure that
the accused person will appear for the trial when summoned.
Question: preliminary hearing
Ans: A screening procedure used in felony cases to determine- if there is
enough evidence to hold a defendant for trial.
Question: indictment
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Ans: is an accusation in writing formally charging a person with a crime or
public offense. Also a grand jury can be responsible to determine if there is
sufficient cause to believe that person has committed a crime and should
stand trial.
Question: trial
Ans: a formal, judicial examination and determination of issues between
parties.
Question: sentencing
Ans: a judgment that is formally pronounced by the court upon the defendant
Question: grand jury
Ans: a body of a set number of citizens from within the county responsible for
determining if there is sufficient causes to belt that an individual has
committed a crime and should stand trial.
Question: objectives of correctioins
Ans: confining prisoners, rehabilitating prisoners, supervising parolees and
probationers in the community, and assuring victim's rights
Question: CDCR
Ans: is responsible for the incarceration of convicted adults
Question: CDCR
Ans: is responsive for the incarceration of convicted youthful offenders
Question: California department of corrections CDC
Ans: operates the state's adult prison system and confines the felons who
have been sentenced to state prison
Question: California board of prison terms
