The decision from _______ continues to hold great importance. Today it serves to protect even the lowest-level offender from corrupt or manipulative practices by over-zealous prosecutors.

In ______, the Supreme Court upheld the practice of a prosecutor withdrawing a plea offer, claiming it was a mistake, and replacing it with a harsher plea offer.

In _______ trials, the judge is both the trier of law and the trier of fact.

Which of the following is not something the defendant must understand in order for a plea to be intelligent (i.e. understood)?

The defendant can sometimes preserve certain rights following plea agreement. These type of arrangements are known as____.

The Supreme Court created a two-pronged test for determining effective assistance of counsel, the _______ prong and _______ prong.

The ______ has been defined as a statutorily defined number of persons selected according to law and sworn to determine…certain matters of fact based on evidence presented in a trial, and to render a verdict.

In _______, the Supreme Court upheld a statute that provided for detention of juveniles who posed a “serious risk” of committing a crime while on release.

In 1975, the state of ______banned the practice of plea bargaining.

The view that a defense attorney’s main concern is looking out for the client’s interest; that nothing matters more to them than securing favorable plea agreements or, ideally, acquittals, is described as characterizing the defense attorney as a: