Click and drag to place the events that would follow this tragic event in the correct order, with the first on top, down to the last on the bottom. Santa Claus descends from the sky quickly, emerging from a thick cover of clouds and blowing snow. Upon landing, his reindeer trample an elderly woman who was trying to cross the road. A furry green bystander calls 911, bringing police and emergency medical personnel to the scene quickly. Paramedics at the scene determine that the woman is dead...

Santa's legal team submits a request for the U. S. Supreme Court to hear their appeal. The Supreme Court agrees to review the case, and grants certiorari.

Santa's legal team appeals the ruling to the Court of Appeals, arguing that Jack Frost, the District Attorney, withheld evidence clearly showing that it was an accident.

The District Attorney and Santa's lawyers present competing witnesses, sets of evidence, and arguments to prove their sides of the case.

In a 7-3 decision, the Supreme Court reverses the lower court, finding that the District Attorney's actions clearly affected the outcome of the trial.

Santa is read his Miranda rights and placed under arrest. Because he is a foreign national, the case is referred to the federal court system for trial.

In a 2-1 vote, the Court of Appeals affirms the district court's verdict and sentence.

Santa is released from federal prison and returns to the North Pole. The District Attorney shoots to the top of the naughty list. Christmas is saved!

At his arraignment, the judge reads the indictment charging Santa with aggravated vehicular manslaughter. Santa pleads "not guilty."

After closing arguments, the jury deliberates. They return and deliver a verdict of "guilty" to the charge of aggravated vehicular manslaughter.

The judge sentences Santa to five years in federal prison, with eligibility for parole in six months, based on good behavior.