Criminal Justice Process: Proceedings Before the Trial

The formal process of making a police record of an arrest

• Investigation

• Booking

• Arrest

• Warrant

All of the following are part of the booking process except which of the following:

• Name

• Date of Birth

• Employment

• Previous Arrest

• Trial

Another name for Judge is which of the following?

• Jury

• Magistrate

• Plaintiff

• Defendant

After the judge explains the defendant's rights and the nature of their charges, they are granted which of the following:

• Court Appointed Attorney/time to obtain an attorney

• Hearing

• Trial

• Jail Time

The defendant is informed of the charges and advised of his or her rights. The most important part of this process is deciding whether the defendant will be released from custody and, if so, what conditions. 

• Booking

• Hearing

• Arraignment

• Arrest

Defendant is informed of the charges and advised of his or her rights, but does not enter a plea until a later stage in the criminal process. It is known as which of the following:

• Felony Arraignment

• Misdemeanor Arraignment

• Crime

• Homicide

Defendant is asked at the initial appearance to enter a plea of guilty or not guilty. 

• Felony Arraignment

• Misdemeanor Arraignment

• Crime

• Homicide

An arrested person can usually be released after putting up an amount of money. 

In some cases, only 10% of bail has to be paid to release the defendant.

Which of the following is correct?

• Bail

• Court Fee

• Attorney Fees

• Time served

Reorder the following

• Police officer dispatched

• Preliminary investigation

• Crime Occurs

• Crime report prepared

• Citizen calls police

If the defendant does not have the (a)   , a ​ (b)   will put a ​ (c)   in exchange for a fee. 

• money
• bond company
• bail bond