Arrange the steps of a criminal trial process, which a judge is a part of, in the correct sequence. -Sentence -Arraigenment -Preliminary Hearing -Pretiral -Initial Appearance -Trial -Pre Arrest Phase

The steps of a criminal trial process, which a judge is a part of, in the correct sequence are:

Pre Arrest Phase

Initial Appearance

Arraignment

Preliminary Hearing

Pretrial

Trial

Sentence

Explanation:

The Pre-Arrest Phase is the time that investigations into the case are carried out to establish that a crime had been committed and also gather the necessary evidence for the prosecution of the case.  The case is then brought before the judge, who charges the offender with the crime committed.  From this stage, the court is set in full motion until the sentencing, when the accused is declared guilty or acquitted accordingly.

Charging

Initial Hearing/Arraignment

Discovery

Plea Bargaining

Preliminary Hearing

Pre-Trial Motions

Trial

Post-Trial Motions

Sentencing

Appeal