Jump to Competency! IST Froggy (20 questions) - Competency Testing, Your Diagnosis, Types of Charges and Sentencing, Types of Evidence

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Test your trial and competency basics.

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Jump to Competency! IST Froggy (20 questions) - Competency Testing, Your Diagnosis, Types of Charges and Sentencing, Types of Evidence


Froggy Jumps Jump to Competency! IST Froggy (20 questions) - Competency Testing, Your Diagnosis, Types of Charges and Sentencing, Types of EvidenceVersion en ligne Test your trial and competency basics. par Scott 1 Is it important to understand your mental illness diagnosis? a Yes. b No. c Maybe later. 2 “What should I know about my mental illness diagnosis?" a I don't need to know, only the judge needs to know b Its signs and symptoms, my prescribed medications and when I should talk to a doctor c How long I have had it 3 “This is the first trial competency step to pass” a Clinical Staffing b Forensic Staffing c CAT (Competency Assessment Tool) 4 This is the second step towards trial competency to pass. You complete with members of your Treatment Team a Clinical Staffing b Forensic Staffing c CAT (Competency Assessment Tool) 5 This is the final step towards trial competency. You complete this is with an evaluator not on your Treatment team” a Forensic Staffing b Return to court to finish the trial c Clinical Staffing 6 You have passed all three steps towards trial competency. What will happen soon afterwards? a CAT (Competency Assessment Tool) b Return to court to finish the trial c Clinical Staffing 7 What does it mean to be ”restored to competency”? a You are found guilty. b You are now the smartest person here. c You understand the charges and are able to participate in your defense 8 Is it important to know what medications I am prescribed and why I should take them? a Yes. b No. c Sometimes. 9 Why is it important to know your medications? a Helps me to know which medication helps with each symptom b It is not important. I'll take whatever they give me. c So I know which ones will make me feel high 10 What "Plea" is this: "I did not do the crime., BUT If the jury finds me guilty, I was insane at the time of the crime." a No Contest plea b Dual Plea c Guilty plea 11 What type of evidence is this? Someone saw the crime and they testify about what they saw. a Eyewitness testimony b Circumstantial evidence c Video evidence 12 What type of evidence?: a security camera video showing the moment the crime happened a Eyewitness testimony b Video evidence c Physical evidence 13 What type of evidence is this? A wallet with your identification left at the scene of the crime a DNA evidence b Circumstantial evidence c Physical evidence 14 What type of evidence is this? Blood or bodily fluid found at scene of crime a Eyewitness testimony b Video evidence c DNA evidence 15 What type of evidence is this? You were found by police in the area, but this evidence alone does not connect you directly to the crime. a Circumstantial evidence b DNA evidence c Physical evidence 16 Clue: This is a lesser type of crime/charge which could be a fine, and\/or county jail for 1 year or less. a Verdict b Felony c Misdemeanor 17 Clue: This is a more serious crime/charge. Can go to State Prison. Could be sentenced to at least 1 year or more in prison a Misdemeanor b Felony c Sentencing Enhancement 18 Clue: This is an increase in sentencing for one or more reasons: causing great bodily harm. Use of a weapon. Prior convictions. a No Contest b Misdemeanor c Sentencing Enhancement 19 What is the final decision at the end of the trial that declares if the defendant is guilty, not guilty, or not guilty by reason of insanity. a The Final Countdown b Verdict c Dual Plea 20 If you believe there was an error or violation of rights during the trial, after sentencing you can file one of these. a Appeal b File a motion c Ignore it

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Jump to Competency! IST Froggy (20 questions) - Competency Testing, Your Diagnosis, Types of Charges and Sentencing, Types of Evidence

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Jump to Competency! IST Froggy (20 questions) - Competency Testing, Your Diagnosis, Types of Charges and Sentencing, Types of EvidenceVersion en ligne

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Is it important to understand your mental illness diagnosis?

“What should I know about my mental illness diagnosis?"

“This is the first trial competency step to pass”

This is the second step towards trial competency to pass. You complete with members of your Treatment Team

This is the final step towards trial competency. You complete this is with an evaluator not on your Treatment team”

You have passed all three steps towards trial competency. What will happen soon afterwards?

What does it mean to be ”restored to competency”?

Is it important to know what medications I am prescribed and why I should take them?

Why is it important to know your medications?

What "Plea" is this: "I did not do the crime., BUT If the jury finds me guilty, I was insane at the time of the crime."

What type of evidence is this? Someone saw the crime and they testify about what they saw.

What type of evidence?: a security camera video showing the moment the crime happened

What type of evidence is this? A wallet with your identification left at the scene of the crime

What type of evidence is this? Blood or bodily fluid found at scene of crime

What type of evidence is this? You were found by police in the area, but this evidence alone does not connect you directly to the crime.

Clue: This is a lesser type of crime/charge which could be a fine, and\/or county jail for 1 year or less.

Clue: This is a more serious crime/charge. Can go to State Prison. Could be sentenced to at least 1 year or more in prison

Clue: This is an increase in sentencing for one or more reasons: causing great bodily harm. Use of a weapon. Prior convictions.

What is the final decision at the end of the trial that declares if the defendant is guilty, not guilty, or not guilty by reason of insanity.

If you believe there was an error or violation of rights during the trial, after sentencing you can file one of these.