To determine the guilt or innocence of the defendant

To determine the appropriate punishment for the defendant

To determine the facts of the case

To determine the admissibility of evidence

Beyond a reasonable doubt

Clear and convincing evidence

Preponderance of the evidence

Probable cause

6

12

18

24

To preside over the jury's deliberations

To speak on behalf of the jury in court

To sign the verdict form

All of the above

Deliberation

Voting

Polling

All of the above

6

8

10

12

Hung jury

Deadlocked jury

Mistrial

All of the above

The verdict is read in court

The defendant is sentenced

The case is closed

All of the above

A fundamental right guaranteed by the Sixth Amendment to the U.S. Constitution

A right that can be waived by the defendant

A right that is only available in certain types of cases

All of the above

To preside over the trial

To instruct the jury on the law

To rule on objections

All of the above

In a jury trial, the jury decides the verdict, while in a bench trial, the judge decides the verdict

In a jury trial, the jury is composed of laypeople, while in a bench trial, the judge is a legal expert

In a jury trial, the trial is typically longer than in a bench trial

All of the above

To inform the jury of the law that applies to the case

To help the jury understand the evidence

To guide the jury in reaching a verdict

All of the above

To summarize the evidence for the jury

To argue the case for each side

To persuade the jury to reach a particular verdict

All of the above

In a unanimous verdict, all of the jurors agree on the verdict, while in a majority verdict, only a majority of the jurors agree on the verdict

In a unanimous verdict, the jury must reach a verdict within a certain amount of time, while in a majority verdict, the jury can take as long as they need to reach a verdict

In a unanimous verdict, the verdict is more likely to be overturned on appeal, while in a majority verdict, the verdict is less likely to be overturned on appeal

None of the above