When one person is arrested for a crime, charged with the offense and remanded to the court for prosecution, the offense is considered to be:
A) stipulated as detected.
B) cleared by arrest.
C) adjudicated.
D) mandated in hierarchy.
E) remanded by exceptional means.

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When a person is arrested, charged, and turned over to the court for prosecution, the offense is considered "cleared by arrest" according to law enforcement terminology.

When One Person Is Arrested for a Crime, Charged with the Offense