During this procedure, a judge decides three issues: whether a crime was committed, whether the court has jurisdiction over the case, and whether there is sufficient probable cause to believe the defendant committed the alleged crime.

Question 11 options:

Grand jury

Arraignment

Preliminary hearing

Detention hearing

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Johnathon

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9 April, 00:32

During this procedure, a judge decides three issues: whether a crime was committed, whether the court has jurisdiction over the case, and whether there is sufficient probable cause to believe the defendant committed the alleged crime.

Question 11 options:

Grand jury

Arraignment

Preliminary hearing

Detention hearing

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Toots · Answer 1

I believe the Preliminary hearing is the answer.

Explanation:

-Grand jury - has nothing to do with this part. Their job is to look at the evidence once the judge determines that the case can go to trial.

- Arraignment - is when the defendant is read what charges they are going to brought upon.

-Detention hearing - the judge decides whether or not the person should be Detained.