Question

question 77
1 pts
what happens in the final phase of a criminal case?

• the jury instructions
• the sentencing and the appeal
• the verdict
• the booking and first appearance

question 78
1 pts
what happens during the pre - trial phase of a criminal case?

• the arraignment
• the trial
• the witnesses go onto the stand
• the sentencing

question 79
1 pts
mr. clyde is on trial several of his former students are called on to the stand to give their accounts of what happened, what would these students be considered?

• they would be prosecutor.
• they would be the witnesses
• they would be the jury
• they would be the judge.

Explanation:

For Question 77: The final phase of a criminal case follows the verdict, covering sentencing of the convicted and the appeal process for either side.
For Question 78: The pre-trial phase includes formal steps before the trial begins, and arraignment (where the defendant enters a plea) occurs in this phase.
For Question 79: Individuals called to the stand to give accounts of events in a trial are defined as witnesses.

Answer:

Question 77: The Sentencing and the Appeal
Question 78: The Arraignment
Question 79: They would be the Witnesses