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Adult and Juvenile Justice Systems in Georgia.

Adult and Juvenile Justice Systems in Georgia.

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Social Studies

8th Grade

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Easy

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alonso mondragon

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1.

FLASHCARD QUESTION

Front

  • Steps in the Adult Criminal Justice System (Beginning with Arrest):

Back

  1. 1. Arrest

  2. 2. Booking

  3. 3. Initial Appearance (Arraignment)

  4. 4. Preliminary Hearing (for felonies)

  5. 5. Grand Jury Indictment (for felonies)

  6. 6. Plea Bargaining

  7. 7. Tria

  8. 8. Verdict

  9. 9. Sentencing (if guilty)

  10. 10. Appeals

2.

FLASHCARD QUESTION

Front

  •  Steps in the Adult Criminal Justice System

  1. 1. Arrest?

Back

Law enforcement arrests individuals suspected of a crime, informing them of their Miranda Rights, which include the right to remain silent and an attorney.

3.

FLASHCARD QUESTION

Front

  • Steps in the Adult Criminal Justice System

  1. 2. Booking

Back

  1. The arrested person is taken to a police station or jail, where their information is recorded, fingerprinted, photographed, and their belongings are inventoried.

4.

FLASHCARD QUESTION

Front

  • Steps in the Adult Criminal Justice System

  1. 3. Initial Appearance (Arraignment):

Back

  1. The person appears before a judge. The judge informs them of the charges, their rights, and sets bail (money paid to ensure they return to court).

5.

FLASHCARD QUESTION

Front

  • Steps in the Adult Criminal Justice System

    1. 4. Preliminary Hearing (for felonies):

Back

  1. The judge determines if there is enough evidence (probable cause) to move the case to the grand jury for felony charges.

6.

FLASHCARD QUESTION

Front

  • Steps in the Adult Criminal Justice System

  1. 5. Grand Jury Indictment (for felonies)

Back

  1. A group of citizens reviews the evidence to decide if there is enough to formally accuse (indict) the person of a felony.

7.

FLASHCARD QUESTION

Front

  • Steps in the Adult Criminal Justice System

  1. 6. Plea Bargaining

Back

  1. The defendant may negotiate with the prosecution for a lesser charge or sentence in exchange for a guilty plea.

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