The four stages of the judicial process are ______.
A) criminal, civil, appellate, and supreme
B) pretrial, trial, disposition, and appeals
C) arrest, arraignment, deposition, and sentencing
D) investigation, preliminary, intermediate, and incarceration

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The four stages of the judicial process are typically recognized as pretrial, trial, disposition, and appeals. Option A lists two types of cases (criminal and civil) and two levels of court (appellate and supreme), but does not accurately represent the stages in the process. Option C lists some steps in a criminal case, but doesn't encompass the entire process. Option D uses terms that are not commonly used to describe the stages of the judicial process.

The Four Stages of the Judicial Process Are ______