The document outlines the 8 steps of a trial before a Court of Sessions in India: 1. The Public Prosecutor opens the prosecution case by describing the accusations against the accused and the evidence to prove guilt. 2. The Court examines the record and documents to determine if the accused should be discharged or charged. If charged, a charge is framed. 3. The charge is read and explained to the accused, who then pleads guilty or claims trial. 4. After prosecution evidence, the Court examines the accused and hears arguments on acquittal. 5. If not acquitted, the accused presents a defense and evidence. 6. The prosecution sums up its case and