Before coming to trial, Sam was assigned a public defender, was informed of the charges, and was given a chance to review the evidence against him. At the trial, the prosecutor called the crime scene investigator to the stand, and she provided scientific evidence to show that Sam had indeed been inside the victim's home. These pretrial activities are part of the practice of:
A. procedural justice.
B. substantive justice.
C. restorative justice.
D. peacemaking justice.
Answer: A
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