What is the rate of criminal convictions based on plea bargains?

Please take the Final exam. I can walk you through how to log onto the school website blackboard: The exam consists of true/false, multiple choice and two essay questions You have 80 minutes to complete the exam The exam is open note and open book You may only take the exam ONE time – Website: www.ccbcmd.edu In the upper right corner click: my CCBC Use dropdown then click on Blackboard, the username and password will be sent once the order is confirmed. Click on upper right link labeled “Courses/Organizations”, then go to the middle column labeled “Course List”. click on “Merged.CRJU101.20850.22535.202021: CRJU101:W01-W02 Spring 2020” link. On far left column click on “Modules” link, then click on “Exams” link, then click on “Final Exam” link, and click on “Final Exam 2020” link. Here is the Final Exam Review and I will upload chapters 7 – 13 to study: (this is also located on the “Final exam review” link). Chapter 7: The Criminal Trial•What is the purpose of a preliminary hearing? A grand jury? An arraignment?•What is the rate of criminal convictions based on plea bargains?•What are the advantages and disadvantages of plea bargaining for:oDefendantsoDefense attorneyoProsecutorsoVictims•Difference between a bench trial and a jury trialoWhich courts in Maryland are only bench trials?•The burden of proof in a criminal trial is ___________________ and must be proven by the ___________________•What is the difference between the voir dire and the venire•Steps of a Jury Trial (and what happens in each of these stages)Chapter 8: Sentencing•Be able to define and give an example of the following reasons for punishment•RetributionDeterrenceIncapacitationRehabilitationRestorationDefine and be able to give an example of:Mandatory Minimum SentencePresumptive SentenceDeterminate SentenceIndeterminate SentenceDefine and give an example of a mitigating circumstance and an aggravating circumstance that judges would consider during the sentencing processChapter 9: Alternatives to Incarceration•Goals of probation•________________ is the most common form of punishment in the United States•Be able to give examples of the following conditions in probationoStandard conditionsoTreatment conditionsoPunitive conditions•Probation caseload: Regular and Intensive Supervision•Be able to give an example of the following: (review community corrections handout)oFinesoCommunity serviceoPre-trial diversionoForfeitureoRestitutionoDrug CourtsoDay Reporting CentersoShock IncarcerationoSplit sentenceoBoot campoHome ConfinementoElectronic MonitoringChapter 10: Correctional Institutions•Types of prisons•Discuss the classification and design of typical correctional facilities:oAdministrative/SupermaxoHigh/MaximumoMediumoLowoMinimum•Purpose of Jails•What are some of the pros and cons of private prisons? Chapter 11: Prison Life•Inmate Rights•Inmate code• Prison Culture – female vs. male•Prison gangs•Inmate RiotChapter 12: Prison Release•Parole Conditions•Parole revocation•Parole caseloads•Prisoner reentry issuesChapter 13: Juvenile Justice•Give an example of a status offender and delinquent youth•Major court rulings on juvenile rights•Four major steps in the juvenile justice system•Juvenile vs. Adult case processing