COURT SYSTEMS REVIEW EXAM QUESTIONS AND
ANSWERS
subornation - Correct Answers -pocuring another to commit perjury
indictment - Correct Answers -formal accustaion before grand jury
circumstantial - Correct Answers -based on inference
culpable - Correct Answers -deserving blame
recognizance - Correct Answers -a formal promise made before judge
mitigate - Correct Answers -to make a crime less severe
substaniate - Correct Answers -to establish a position of truth
peremptory - Correct Answers -ending
preperondance - Correct Answers -a large number/majority
vindication - Correct Answers -clear from suspicon
sanction - Correct Answers -penalty imposed for breaking rules
condemnation - Correct Answers -expressoion of very strong disapproval
conccurence - Correct Answers -agreement
commison - Correct Answers -act of doing something wrong/ illegal
culpability - Correct Answers -deserving blame
omission - Correct Answers -failure to act
Bail cannot be set before the first appearance because until that point, the actual
charges against the person are not known. - Correct Answers -truth
If the grand jury decides to initiate felony proceedings against the accused, they do so
in the form of an "acquittal." - Correct Answers -false
ANSWERS
subornation - Correct Answers -pocuring another to commit perjury
indictment - Correct Answers -formal accustaion before grand jury
circumstantial - Correct Answers -based on inference
culpable - Correct Answers -deserving blame
recognizance - Correct Answers -a formal promise made before judge
mitigate - Correct Answers -to make a crime less severe
substaniate - Correct Answers -to establish a position of truth
peremptory - Correct Answers -ending
preperondance - Correct Answers -a large number/majority
vindication - Correct Answers -clear from suspicon
sanction - Correct Answers -penalty imposed for breaking rules
condemnation - Correct Answers -expressoion of very strong disapproval
conccurence - Correct Answers -agreement
commison - Correct Answers -act of doing something wrong/ illegal
culpability - Correct Answers -deserving blame
omission - Correct Answers -failure to act
Bail cannot be set before the first appearance because until that point, the actual
charges against the person are not known. - Correct Answers -truth
If the grand jury decides to initiate felony proceedings against the accused, they do so
in the form of an "acquittal." - Correct Answers -false