How Does a Trial Work? Flashcards

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A jury is selected.

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A crime is committed.

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The jury is selected by the judge, and approved by the prosecution and defense.

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An investigation takes place.

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The judge sets bail.

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The suspect is arrested.

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The suspect is advised of their Miranda Rights.

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The suspect is sometimes offered a plea bargain.

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The trial begins. Opening statements are read.

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Both the prosecution and the defense present their closing arguments.

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A jury Foreman is selected.

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Evidence is presented before the jury, and witnesses give their testimony.

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The jury deliberates until a unanimous verdict is achieved.

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The Foreman of the jury presents the jury’s verdict to the judge

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The judge reads the verdict

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A sentence is handed down if the accused is found guilty.

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A sentencing date is determined if the accused is found guilty.

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