Describe the four basic patterns of state trial court judges.
What will be an ideal response?
The four basic patterns are:· A few judges are actively involved in plea negotiations, offering recommendations about case disposition.· Some judges are indirectly involved, reviewing the recommendations made by defense and prosecutor.· A small percentage of judges attend plea discussions but do not participate.· The majority of judges do not attend plea-negotiating sessions. Thus, their role is limited to ratifying agreements reached by others.
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It is a common strategy for a lower court to ignore a higher court's decisionaltogether
a. True b. False
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a. 100. b. 75. c. 50. d. 36.
A civil trial is more likely in which case?
a. San Francisco b. Maine c. Both Maine and San Francisco d. In neither case a would a civil case be allowed