Which term describes the journey from investigation to courtroom?

• A. Internal Assessment
• B. GCE Psychology
• C. Crime Scene to Courtroom
• D. Crime and Punishment

Answer: (C)

Understanding the journey from investigation to courtroom means looking at how a crime case moves from the moment investigators arrive at the scene through to the trial in court. It covers gathering evidence, building a case, deciding whether to charge, and presenting that evidence in a courtroom for a verdict. The best term for this whole process is Crime Scene to Courtroom because it explicitly names the start (crime scene) and the end (courtroom) and implies every step in between, including police work, forensic analysis, prosecution, and the trial. Other options don’t fit: an Internal Assessment is a course assessment, psychology is a subject area, and Crime and Punishment is a broad topic rather than a descriptive label for the process.