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Brady v Maryland

Prosecution is required to turn over all evidence to defense

No secrets

Mulberry v Madison

USSC is final interpretor of law

MMSC

McNabb v US

Police have 48 hours to bring someone before a judge

You got 48 hours BB

Brady v US

Plea bargain

Victims assistance program

An organized program that offer services of victims of crime in the areas of crisis intervention and follow up counseling

Make victim feel better

Sequestered jury

Jury that I'd isolated from the public during the course of a trial

Indeterminate Sentencing

General and unspecific sentencing (one to ten years)

Determinate sentencing

Fixed sentence, changed by good time or gain time

Gain time

Time reduced because of special programs inmate participated in

Structured sentencing

Specific time to serve

Specific

Presumptive sentencing

Judges use a chart listing certain times to serve for a charge and use that as a guide

Chart

Habeas corpus

Directs the person detaining a prisoner to bring him or her before a judicial officer to determine the lawfull Ness of imprisonment

Lex talionis

Eye for an eye

Shock probation

"I'm shocked they let me out"

Split sentence

Prison sentence both in and out of prison

Prizonization

Getting used to prison life

Prison Cap v. Rated Cap v Operational Cap v. Design Cap

1) the size a prison can effectively hold


2) the amount experts deem appropriate for prison


3)amount to be held based on management considerations


4)original number intended to be held

Challenges jury face

Challenge to the array


Challenge for cause


Preemptory challenges

ACP

Retribution

Person got what they deserved

Just desserts

Restoration

A goal of sentencing that makes the victim whole again

Nintendo DS

Truth in sentencing

Want people to serve close to their given time Must serve 85% of time served

Classification system

Classifies prisoners by threat level

Civil Death

Civil rights are dead

Balancing test

Const. Rights vs authority of the state

State wishes v Const. Rights

Danger Law

A law intended to prevent the pretrial release of criminal defendants judged to represent a danger to others in the community

They're dangerous