Competency Worksheet

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You have a trial and are found NOT GUILTY. You are finished with the criminal process and are free to go.
2.
An amount of money that you have to pay to the court as part of a punishment. There could also be court costs in addition to fines.
3.
Payment for damage or loss of property, or the return of items stolen or lost.
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Sentencing The Judge decides to give you a length of time to show that you can do well and not get into trouble instead of having to go to jail.
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Sentence The Judge has found you guilty and has imposed a sentence, but based on his/her belief that you can do well, give you the opportunity to not serve your sentence.
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If you plead guilty to a charge (often a lesser charge), the prosecutor agrees to let you have an easier penalty and may drop other charges
7.
You admit that you did or take responsibility for what you were accused of doing.
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You are saying that you did not do or do not accept responsibility for what you are accused of doing