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Place what occurs in the criminal court process in order 1. if found guilty, the defendant can request to appeal their case in hopes to reverse their decision.

2. Sentencing phase occurs in a seperate hearing. Prosecution and defense present evidence to judge Judge determines defendant's sentencing.

3. Jury reaches their verdict. Foreperson presents verdict to the court

4. Jury deliberates together and determines if defendant is guilty or not guilty.

5. Opening statements are made to the court.

6. Prosecution and defense call witnesses to testify on the stand/Evidence is presesnted to the court

7. closing statement/arguments are made to the court

8. judge instructs the jury of what they need to do

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