The Right to Counsel May Be Waived,but Only If the Waiver

question 11

Multiple Choice

The right to counsel may be waived,but only if the waiver is made:

• A) by the defendant's attorney.
• B) knowingly, intelligently, and voluntarily.
• C) by the defendant and at least two witnesses known to the defendant.
• D) within 14 days after charges are filed.

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Definitions:

Judge's Summation

A summary given by a judge that outlines the key facts, evidence, and legal principles relevant to the case before making a ruling.

Jury Instructions

Directions given by the judge to the jury concerning the laws relevant to the case being decided.

Charge

The judge’s instructions to the jury setting forth the rules of law that the jury must apply in reaching its decision or verdict.

Alternate Jurors

Jurors selected in addition to the regular panel of jurors that can step in to replace a juror who becomes unable to serve during the trial.