Which of the following are steps, in order, between arrest to verdict?
A. Arraignment, jury selection, opening statements, examinations, summations, jury instruction, deliberations.
B. Summation, opening statement, preliminary hearing, jury selection, examinations, jury instructions, arraignment.
C. Deliberations, arraignment, preliminary hearing, opening statements, examinations, jury selection, jury instruction.
D. Preliminary hearing, arraignment, jury selection, jury instructions, summation, examinations, deliberations.
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