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News Writing and Reporting for Today's Media, 7/e
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Courts
Review Questions
1
Discuss the three basic tiers in the federal court system.
2
Discuss the various courts in your state's judicial system.
3
Distinguish between criminal cases and civil cases.
4
Discuss plea bargaining.
5
Discuss the functions of a grand jury.
6
Discuss the potential newsworthy aspects of the following junctures in a criminal case.
Arrest
Lower-court arraignment
Preliminary hearing
Superior-court arraignment
Jury selection
Testimony
Verdict
Presentence hearing
Sentencing
Appeal
7
Discuss the importance of attributing information to court records.
8
Why should reporters try to be present when the jury returns with a verdict?
9
List primary human sources for reporters who cover litigation.
10
Define the following.
Indictment
Warrant
Information
Defendant
True bill
No bill
Felony
Misdemeanor
Gag order
Brief
Docket
Plaintiff
Complaint
Damages
Deposition
Settlement
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