To determine the guilt or innocence of the accused

To gather evidence and information relevant to the case

To ensure the fairness and impartiality of the trial

To resolve disputes between the prosecution and the defense

Motion to suppress evidence

Motion to dismiss the charges

Motion for a change of venue

Motion for a continuance

To discuss the evidence and potential witnesses

To negotiate a plea agreement

To determine the trial date

All of the above

The trial judge

A military magistrate

The prosecutor

The defense attorney

It ensures that the accused is brought to trial within a reasonable time

It prevents the prosecution from delaying the trial indefinitely

It guarantees the right to a jury trial

It allows the defense to request a continuance

To represent the accused and protect their rights

To investigate the case and gather evidence

To negotiate a plea agreement with the prosecution

All of the above

To prevent the prosecution from introducing certain evidence at trial

To challenge the legality of the evidence-gathering process

To request a change of venue

To dismiss the charges against the accused

Pretrial hearings are held before the trial to address legal issues and motions

Trials are held to determine the guilt or innocence of the accused

Pretrial hearings are open to the public, while trials are closed

Pretrial hearings are conducted by a judge, while trials are conducted by a jury

It allows both the prosecution and the defense to access relevant evidence and information

It ensures that the trial is conducted fairly and impartially

It prevents the prosecution from withholding evidence from the defense

All of the above

To resolve the case without going to trial

To allow the accused to plead guilty to a lesser charge

To avoid the need for a lengthy trial

All of the above

To rule on pretrial motions and legal issues

To conduct pretrial hearings and conferences

To determine the admissibility of evidence

All of the above

To move the trial to a different location

To prevent the trial from being held in a biased or prejudiced community

To ensure that the trial is conducted fairly and impartially

All of the above

Revocation of pretrial release and detention

Additional charges and penalties

Loss of privileges and benefits

All of the above

To request the dismissal of all charges against the accused

To challenge the sufficiency of the evidence against the accused

To argue that the charges are legally invalid or barred

All of the above