(c) Step 1: The Reported Crime. Descriptions of the sequence of events in the criminal justice process commonly start with the commission of a crime.
An edition of Criminal Law: Case Studies & Controversies
(2004)
Criminal Law
Case Studies & Controversies
by Paul H. Robinson
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