What are the steps in a criminal procedure?

Many people's first introduction to the legal system occurs during a criminal case. Each criminal case is different, but there are some steps that are common to most, if not all, criminal cases. In this section you will find information on what to expect at each stage of a typical criminal case -- including tips on the arrest process, plea bargains, sentencing options, and more. The resources on this page are meant to provide a general overview of a criminal matter---from arrest to the appeals process. The laws in your state and/or city may deviate significantly from those described here. If you have specific questions related to your situation you should speak with a local criminal defense attorney.
But here's the order:

2. arrest 
3. prosecution 
4. Indictment 
5. Arraignment
6. Pretrial  detention 
7.plea bargaining
8.Trial/ adjudication of guilt. 

Then, investigation of crime. The purpose of investigation is to gather evidence to identify a suspect and support a arrest. 
2. arrest 
3. prosecution 
4. Indictment 
5. Arraignment
6. Pretrail  detention 
7.plea bargaining
8.Trial/ adjudication of guilt.

Special planning must be done for children to protect their lives during hazards.

Explanation:

Children must given lessons and instructions for disaster preparedness in schools, hostels, and in other institutions.

Special instructions must be given to children under special needs for their evacuation in emergency conditions.

Fire extinguisher must be placed at little above the ground so that children can break the glass shield to use fire extinguisher during fire hazards.

Safety equipments must be kept at places which can be easily used and accessed by the children.

Special shelter homes must be prepared for children so that they can reach those places in emergency and can access medical aids in emergency.

Children should prepare a safety kit before hazard which can include raincoat, water bottle, torch, food, money, some small tools, and other necessary items for their safety.