Statewide, non-partistan elections, How are judges of the Supreme Court of Georgia picked?, Superior Judges AND Probate Judges, State court judges in Georgia are elected in four year terms. Which judges are selected by the exact same process? (TWO ANSWERS), Juvenile, What is the only type of trial court that has a judge that is appointed?, Interpret or judge the laws, Judicial Branch, There are different levels of courts that all handle different types of cases (for example, Juvenile Courts), How does Georgia make sure that people have a fair trial and receive justice by the appropriate judge?, Criminal laws = crimes against society (such as robbery); Civil laws = disputes between individual citizens (such as divorce), What is the difference between criminal law and civil law?, Booking, After an adult is arrested, what is the first step in the pre-trial process?, Jury Selection, What is the first step in the criminal trial process for an adult defendant?, Sentencing, What is the last step in the criminal trial process for an adult defendant?, Police create an official police report, booking, The defendant enters a plea, arraignment, The judge sets bail, Initial appearance, Probably cause is determined, Preliminary hearing, Defendant is formally charged with a crime, Grand jury indictment, Right to be notified of charges, not be placed with adults charged with crimes, the right not to have your name made public, What are the rights of juvenile in the legal system?, Whether there is enough evidence to charge the juvenile with, What is the first thing that has to happen after a juvenile has been taken into custody?.

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