Police Conviction

Register to read the introduction… To start the procedure the target is arrested, this is the followed by the policemen telling their name their rank as an officer and the station they also tell them why they are being detained. After the subject in hand cuffed and calm they pat search them down to assure there is no danger towards them. They are then put into the back of the police car and transported to the station, when they get back to the station the offender is stripped of all things that can be used to harm themselves. They remain in a shirt and shorts, any short string, bras, shoes, shoelaces and jewellery. Before getting put into a cell, their finger and palm prints are taken and their photos are also taken. Then after a certain time period they are required to go to the court house to see the Magistrate.
Court Hierarchy-
In Queensland there three levels of court, the first court level is the magistrates court. The next level of court is district it is then followed by the supreme and then the court of appeal and the high court. Most civil cases are first heard in the magistrates court and the less serious cases are heard in this court. There are also a children’s court in the magistrates court it is like another branch to the court. It is closed to the public it is for offenders from the age of 17 an under. There is also one more branch from the magistrates court called Coroners court. It is for sudden or accidental deaths.