Criminal Justice System

3. All suspects who have been thought to have committed a serious crime have the right to hire a ____ ____.
6. What is the most serious sentence?
8. The incarcerated normally spend time in either ____ or ____.
10. Most crime is handled with ____ and ____ Governments.
11. What large group investigates the presented evidence in a court?
15. This is where prisoners may be able to appeal their sentences.
18. A plea of guilty sometimes results in negotiations between the prosecutor, and the ____.
19. Many juveniles are sent to ____ programs to not suffer from incarceration.
20. The more arrests one has, the more likely they are to be arrested ____.
22. Limits of discretion ____.
23. Where the accused is told their punishment and asked to enter a plea of charges.
24. If a judge does not find a probable cause, the case must be ____.

1. When juveniles are incarcerated, the case is formally handled by filing a ____ ____.
2. The condition where you can release a prisoner before their time is fully served.
4. Once released from incarceration, juveniles are normally ordered this in order to teach them a lesson.
5. Each State and the Federal Government has its own ____ ____ ____.
7. Judges see whether or not there is a _____ _____ to keep the suspect.
9. Who decided whether or not charges will be filed on someone who committed a crime?
12. The accused person pleads this when there is a penalty and wishes to not admit guilt.
13. A person who is thought to have committed a crime.
14. A ____ ____ occurs when a decision could be made at first glance.
16. What is the maximum age in most states to be sent to juvenile prison?
17. A person accused of a serious crime is guaranteed a ____ ____ ____.
21. ____ also has a criminal justice system to help with bank robberies and kidnapping.