This flow chart shows the first five steps in a criminal court case.



What happens during the sixth step?

The jurors discuss the case.
The lawyers present the facts.
The judge states the sentence.
The defendant takes the stand.

Answer:

just to clairify this was right (A)

Explanation:

In the six-step in a criminal court case, the jurors discuss the case. Thus, The correct statement given here is Option A.

There are 5 fundamental steps withinside the criminal justice system:

Thus, the correct step is that the Jurors discuss the case and that is the sixth step in a criminal court system.

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Before there was a world, there was only Chaos, the goddess of nothingness. Then, other immortals surfaced. One is Gaia, the goddess of Earth. Others include Thanatos, the god of death, and Eros, the god of love.

From these deities came powerful forces: night and day, fate and doom. They, in turn, created fierce beings. There were giants called Titans and one-eyed monsters called Cyclopes. There were also creatures with 100 hands and 50 heads. These were called Hecatoncheires.

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