Judicial Process
What is trial?
what is Formal examination of issues
what does the function of the judicial process determine
What is the defendant's guilt or innocence
This U.S document gives power to the Supreme Court and lower courts. What is the name of this document?
What is the U.S Constitution
These people make sure trials are fair and follow the law
who are judges
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What does that grand jury do?
What is Review cases
What is an arrest?
What is taking a person into custody
Courts are important because they make sure people get this in a trial
What is Fairness and Justice
These attorneys try to prove that the people accused are guilty
Who are prosecuting attorneys?
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What is Grand Jury
What is the purpose of an arraignment
What is court informs the defendants of natures of charges, eligibility of bail, their rights to plead guilty, and trial by court or jury
One goal of the court system is to protect these
what are people’s rights
These attorneys defend people accused of crimes
Who are defense attorneys
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What does the Judicial Process guarantee?
what is Reasonable Bail
True or false: The defendant should be provided with reasonable bail
What is true
California has two main levels of courts. What are they?
What are the trial courts and appellate courts
Defense attorneys also protect these in courts
What are the rights of citizens
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What does indictment do?
What is formally charges a person.
True or false: An arraignment is what happens after the defendant is found guilty or innocent.
Trial courts handle evidence and cases, while appellate courts do this.
What are review appeals from lower courts
Prosecutors also work to protect the rights of this group
What is the public
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