What does a defense lawyer do?, Helps the person accused of a crime, Tries to prove the person guilty, Decides the punishment, Works for Walmart, What does the prosecutor do?, Works for the jury, Tries to prove the person is guilty, Helps the defendant, decides the punishment, What are the four pleas?, Guilty, Not Guilty, No Contest, Not Guilty by Reason of Insanity, Guilty, Innocent, Jail, Prison, Trial, Court, Judge, Jury, Guilty, Felony, Misdemeanor, No Contest, Which crime is more serious?, Misdemeanor, Felony, mistrial, Traffic ticket, What is a plea bargain?, A deal between the defendant and prosecutor, A meeting with the jury, A meeting with police, A deal at a flea market, Who has to approval a plea bargain?, Police officer, Jury, Judge, Witness, What is a police report?, A paper written by police explaining what happened, A letter from the judge, A document that automatically proves guilt, A list of courtroom rules, What should you ask your lawyer before pleading guilty?, When can I go shopping?, What are the consequences and possible punishment?, Can I choose my judge?, Can I get ice cream?, What is cross-examination?, When the judge reads the charges, When the opposite lawyer questions a witness, When the jury gives a verdict, When the defendant enters a plea, Who is the judge?, The person who arrest you, The person who runs the courtroom and gives out sentences, The person who helps you with your case, The person who sits in a police car, What should you do if you disagree with your lawyer?, Yell at your lawyer, Stop talking to your lawyer, Talk to your lawyer about your concerns, Fire your lawyer, What should you ask your lawyer before picking a plea?, What do you recommend?, What gives me less time?, Can I pick the jury?, Both A and B, What should you do if a witness lies about you in court?, Yell at the witness, Tell your lawyer, Walk out of court, What might make it hard to talk to your lawyer?, Being confused or unable to focus, Understanding your case, Listening carefully, Who is the jury?, A group of 12 people who decide if someone is guilty or not guilty, A group of 2 police officers, A group of 6 lawyers, What is a hung jury?, When all jurors agree, When the jurors cannot agree on a decision, When the judge leaves, In a California criminal trial with 12 jurors, how many must agree on the decision?, 6, 10, all 12, 24, What does a witness do?, Tells the court what they know, Decides the punishment, Helps the judge make rules, What could happen if you plead not guilty?, You automatically go home, You have a trial and could be found guilty, Your charges disappear, What does no contest mean?, You do not you are guilty and take the punishment, You are asking for a trial, You are automatically free, What two pleas do mean I can get a plea bargain?, NGRI and Guilty, No contest and NOT Guilty, Guilty and NOT guilty, No contest and Guilty, What does Not Guilty by Reason of Insanity (NGRI) mean?, The person was legally insane when the crime happened, The person does not want a lawyer, The person is automatically free, Do you have to testify (speak in court) at your own criminal trial?, Yes, always, No, you have the right to stay silent, Yes, if the prosecutor tells you to, Why does the prosecutor ask you questions if you testify?, To help you get out of jail, Try to find you guilty, To become your lawyer, What is evidence?, Things that help show what happened, A punishment, A plea, Why are you in the JBCT program?, To decide your own punishment, To get your charges dropped automatically, To learn about court and how to help your lawyer

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