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When you go in front of a jury to be tried for a crime that you may or may not have committed being prepared for the task at hand is the key to having a successful trial. Having a good attorney, understanding the trial process and knowing what to do after your trial will come in handy should you find yourself, or someone you know in this sticky situation. To learn more about criminal trials, hear our expert's advice now.

Questions Answered by our Experts

Jeffrey K. Rubenstein
Jeffrey K. Rubenstein-Criminal Defense Attorney
Meet the Expert 
Getting A Criminal Law Attorney 
  1. Jeffrey K. Rubenstein
  2. How can I find a good defense attorney? 
  3. What questions should I ask a prospective attorney? 
  4. What should I bring with me when I first go to see an attorney? 
  5. Are public defenders as qualified as other attorneys? 
  6. What if I am arrested and need an attorney right away? 
  7. Are there alternatives to private council and public defenders? 
Criminal Trials: The Judge And Jury 
  1. Jeffrey K. Rubenstein
  2. What determines whether I receive a judge or a jury trial? 
  3. How are jurors chosen? 
  4. What can I do if I don't like certain jurors? 
  5. What can I do if I don't like the judge? 
  6. What is the "charge to the jury"? 
  7. Can jurors take notes during the trial? 
  8. Can jurors ask to see evidence or transcripts? 
  9. Can the judge take over the trial from the jury? 
  10. What rules do juries have to follow when returning a verdict? 
  11. What happens if the jury cannot agree on a verdict? 
  12. When will the judge declare a mistrial? 
Entering A Plea 
  1. Jeffrey K. Rubenstein
  2. What does it mean to "enter a plea"? 
  3. What types of pleas can I enter at my arraignment? 
  4. Can I change my plea? 
  5. What is a "plea bargain"? 
  6. How can I plead insanity? 
Bail Defined 
  1. Jeffrey K. Rubenstein
  2. What is "bail"? 
  3. What if I can't afford "bail"? 
  4. What is a "bail bondsman"? 
  5. What is "skipping bail"? 
  6. What options does a judge have when determining bail? 

Popular Questions

  • How can I find a good defense attorney?
  • What if I am arrested and need an attorney right away?
  • What determines whether I receive a judge or a jury trial?
  • What can I do if I don't like the judge?
  • What rules do juries have to follow when returning a verdict?
  • What happens if the jury cannot agree on a verdict?
  • Can I change my plea?
  • How can I plead insanity?
  • Can I have the location of my trial moved?
  • Can I demand that a witness take a polygraph test?
  • How soon after a verdict will the sentencing trial be?
  • Under what circumstances will the court grant me a new trial?
  • Can I appeal to the Supreme Court?
  • What is the difference between civil and criminal law?
  • What is the difference between a "misdemeanor" and a "felony" crime?
The Criminal Trial 
  1. Jeffrey K. Rubenstein
  2. What is the "right to a speedy trial"? 
  3. What is the right to a trial by a "jury of my peers"? 
  4. How is the location of my trial determined? 
  5. Can I have the location of my trial moved? 
  6. Can I decide to change my attorney in the midst of a trial? 
  7. Will I have the chance to speak in court? 
  8. Can I demand that a witness take a polygraph test? 
  9. Can I hear what all the witnesses say? 
  10. When can I be held in "contempt"? 
  11. What is the "burden of proof"? 
  12. How does the burden of proof differ between criminal and civil trials? 
  13. What is a "mistrial"? 
  14. What is an "acquittal"? 
  15. Can I choose to have my defense attorney present his case first? 
  16. What does "deliberation" mean? 
Criminal Law: Post-Trial 
  1. Jeffrey K. Rubenstein
  2. What is "sentencing"? 
  3. How soon after a verdict will the sentencing trial be? 
  4. What is "probation"? 
  5. What is "supervised release"? 
  6. What is "parole"? 
  7. Under what circumstances will the court grant me a new trial? 
  8. Can the judge reject a jury's verdict? 
  9. Can I appeal to the Supreme Court? 
Criminal Law Terms And Definitions 
  1. Jeffrey K. Rubenstein
  2. What is a "crime"? 
  3. What is the difference between civil and criminal law? 
  4. What does it mean to be "charged" with a crime? 
  5. What is "probable cause"? 
  6. What is the difference between a "misdemeanor" and a "felony" crime? 
  7. What does it mean to be "arrested"? 

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