L&S: Models, Prosecutorial Discretion, Plea Bargaining

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What is the goal of the adversarial model?

To resolve disputes through a trail with opposing sides

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What is the main goal of the consensus model?

Efficient and quick resolution of cases, often through plea bargaining

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What does the crime control model prioritize?

Speed, efficiency, and crime suppression

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What does the due process model emphasize?

Proteting individual rights and ensuring fair procedures

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What is prosecutorial discretion?

The prosecutor’s authority to decide charges, trails, and plea deals

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What limits prosecutorial discretion?

Prosecutors can’t make decisions based on race, religion, gender, or cilvil rights

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What is “Blind charging”?

A method where identifying information is removed to prevent bias in charging and ensure fairness in the prosecutorial process

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What are the types of plea bargaining?

Charge, court, and sentence bargaining

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What is extraordinary bargaining?

A plea deal involving unusual conditions like community service or donations

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What is a key concern with plea bargaining?

Innocent people may feel pressured to plead guilty