Which term refers to the unit covering the criminal process from investigation to trial?

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

Answer: (A)

This unit covers the full path of a criminal case, from the initial crime scene through the investigation, decisions about charges, and the court trial. It is the best fit because it explicitly names the complete journey from the crime scene to the courtroom, signaling every stage in between—from collecting evidence to presenting a case in court. The other options refer to ways of being assessed or to a broad topic, not to the procedural sequence of the criminal process. For instance, one option describes how students are evaluated, another points to a thematic study of crime and punishment, neither of which maps onto the real progression from investigation to trial.