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3. a suspect can pay to be released from custody until their trial date; bail is determined by the magistrate court.
6. new trial after a court decision.
10. the jury discusses guilt or innocence of a defendant.
11. offenses that are punishable with fines, community service, prison, and sometime death.
12. area under the jurisdiction of the Superior Court
13. at which law enforcement officers make an arrest report and hold the suspect in jail.
14. an attorney for the plaintiff or the defendant asks questions of witnesses called by the opposing side.
15. that reviews civil and criminal cases that have been previously heard by trial courts.

1. or group being charged for a wrong doing.
2. that can be punished by the death penalty.
4. whose Responsibility is to review prior court cases.
5. step in the criminal court pretrial process where the suspect has received an indictment and is brought before a Superior court judge.
7. justice of the Supreme Court.
8. the law enforcement has enough evidence into custody to take a suspect into custody.
9. a suspect is being held based on evidence that they committed a crime.