'Offences Against Public Order' Include

question 22

Multiple Choice

'Offences against public order' include:

• A)stealing, robbery and burglary.
• B)treason and sedition.
• C)murder, manslaughter and assault.
• D)perjury and destroying evidence.

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Definitions:

Speedy Trial Motion

A legal motion filed to ensure a defendant is brought to trial within the legally mandated time frame.

Death Penalty

A legal sentence to death as punishment for a crime, also known as capital punishment.

Probation

When a convicted defendant is released from confinement but is still under court supervision for a period of time.

Sentence

The punishment, or penalty, ordered by the court to be inflicted on a person convicted of a crime.