Criminal Case Procedure. Step 1 Arresting a Suspect Probable cause is needed. Miranda rights are read. Taken to Police Station Booked (charged with a.

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Criminal Case Procedure

Step 1 Arresting a Suspect Probable cause is needed. Miranda rights are read. Taken to Police Station Booked (charged with a crime), photographed, fingerprinted, and phone call made.

Step 2 Initial Court Appearance Magistrate (Judge) hears charges. Magistrate (Judge) sets bail or sends the accused back to jail to await trial.

Step 3 Arraignment Probable cause is reviewed. Defendant may have a court appointed lawyer. Accused enters plea. Court date is set. Plea-bargaining begins. (Most cases are settled this through plea bargaining)

Step 4 Trial Jury is selected. Prosecution presents first. Opening statements made. Witnesses are called, testimony Closing Statements. Verdict.

If Guilty, then sentencing based on the crime and criminal history. Step 5