CRIMINAL CASES UNIT 4

After the suspect was apprehended, the law enforcement officer followed the legal procedure and decided to take him into c (a)   pending further investigation.

As part of the legal procedure, the judge may choose to issue a s (a)   to the defendant, compelling their appearance in court.

A p (a)   hearing is conducted to determine if there is enough evidence to proceed with a trial against the defendant.

The return of an i (a)   by a grand jury signifies that they have found enough evidence to formally charge the defendant with the alleged crime.

The defendant may choose to w (a)   their right to a preliminary hearing, opting to proceed directly to trial.

Upon conviction, the judge sentenced the defendant to a lengthy p (a)   term for their role in the criminal offense.

The prosecutor presented evidence of the defendant's f (a)   conduct which led to a guilty verdict.

The defendant opted to perform community service in l (a)   of paying a fine, as allowed by the legal procedure in criminal cases.

Law enforcement officers may utilize s (a)   devices, such as breathalyzers or drug tests, to assess the presence of substances in a suspect's blood.

The defense attorney filed a motion to d (a)   the case on the grounds of insufficient evidence.