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Which of the following correctly lists the stages of a criminal case in chronological order?

a) arrest, trial, arraignment, appeal.
b) arrest, indictment, motions, trial.
c) arraignment, arrest, booking, trial.
d) arrest, trial, appeal, arraignment.

Sagot :

D) arrest, trial, appeal, arraignment

The correct chronological order of the various phases of a criminal case would be:

a). arrest, trial, arraignment, appeal.

  • In the context of law, 'arrest' takes place in the initial stage when an individual is suspected of being involved or observed doing a crime.
  • This a followed by a judicial trial where both the parties come together before the court for examination of the case.
  • 'Arriagnment' is the next step when the formal charging of the defendant with an offense.
  • Lastly, 'appeal' would come because 'an application to the superior court for reviewing it and often overturning it.'

Thus, option a is the correct answer.

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