Before a defendant can be tried, a formal charge, or ___, must be made. A. indictment B. arrest warrant C. capital punishment D. acquittal

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Before a defendant can be tried, a formal charge, or ___, must be made.

A. indictment
B. arrest warrant
C. capital punishment
D. acquittal

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The answer is A not B.

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