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CJ-207 Assignment 5-2 Template: Processes and Procedures of the Court System
Complete the following template by replacing the bracketed text with your responses. Key Steps
Identify the 8 key steps a defendant moves through in the criminal justice process. Put them in order from first to last. 1. Arrest and Investigation:
First step in the process is to investigate the crime. With arrest to follow.
2. Booking:
Secondly, the defendant is taken to the police station for the booking process.
3. Initial Appearance:
Defendant is brought before a judge.
4. Preliminary Hearing:
Courts determine whether there is enough evidence to charge the defendant.
5. Arraignment:
Defendant appears in court and enters a plea.
6. Plea Bargaining:
Defendant agrees to plead guilty in exchange for a reduction or sentence reduction. 7. Trial/Sentencing:
Case presented to a judge and determination on guilty or nonguilty.
8. Appeal: Appeals made by the defendant to have charges dropped or sentence reduced. Similarities and Differences
Identify 2-3 key differences and similarities and differences between civil and criminal juries.
Similarity: Juries in both types of trials will be in the courtroom listening to both parties present their case.
Difference: Criminal cases need a unanimous verdict from the jury must be made.
Civil cases: a less than unanimous verdict is accepted such as 9 to 3.
Similarity: Jury deliberations are done in private in both cases.
Difference: Criminal cases they judge is the only
person that imposes sentencing with the exception of cases involving a possible death penalty.
Civil cases: the jury sides with the plaintiff. The jury suggests the amount of money the defendant should pay the plaintiff. Similarity: Jury members are picked from a jury pool that was assembled by the courts. Difference: Criminal cases the jury must examine if trial evidence proves beyond a reasonable doubt that the defendant is guilty.
Civil cases: jury examines evidence to decide if the defendant is liable by preponderance of the
evidence.
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Works Cited
Criminal Justice
. (2023). Retrieved from CliffsNotes: https://www.cliffsnotes.com/study-guides/criminal-
justice/the-criminal-justice-system/the-process-of-criminal-justice
Hemmens, C., Brody, D., & Spohn, C. (2021). Criminal Courts
(5th ed.). SAGE Publications, Inc (US). Retrieved from https://mbsdirect.vitalsource.com/books/9781071833872
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