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    First and foremost, the whole experience is one that I could never forget. I realized that a criminal trail and a pretrial deferred greatly from all the arraignments that I have ever been to. An arraignment in the United States is the formal reading or presentation of charges against an individual as well as the stage where an individual enters a plea of guilty or not guilty. While a pretrial as stated earlier, is a proceeding that includes the judge, prosecutors and the defense attorney who are…

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    Jodi Arias Case Analysis

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    case observation and analysis. The online case I decided to do my research on was the Jodi Arias case. I believe the reason I picked this case over the others was this case was very interesting to me. Sure the O.J. Simpson case was a big one, but we all know he got away with murder. The George Zimmerman’s case didn’t last that long, and I felt that I would just find the same information in my research. This is because in my other class we had to do a research paper on Zimmerman or James Holmes.…

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    1957 American courtroom drama; the synopsis of the film surrounds 12 jury men that must reach a verdict in a murder case. The 12 men presented in the movie play the crucial roles of the jury, as they are sent to begin deliberations in the first-degree murder trial of an inner city 18-year-old Latino teen accused of stabbing his father to death. The premises of the movie takes place in the jury chambers where the 12 all-white jury men must decide unanimously the fate of the accused murder; guilty…

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    the crime with which he/she is charged. The sixth step will be done either by a grand jury who will investigate the charges from the preliminary…

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    surge of electricity bolted through his small body. In a few minutes it would be all over. He was only five feet, weighed ninety pounds, and fourteen years of age when he was sentenced to death by electric chair. June 16, 1944 was a record breaking day in the United states, as African-American George Stinney was the youngest person in the 21-century to be executed, and sentenced to death for the murder of two female white girls. There were no eyewitnesses and no physical evidence that would have…

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    identify with the accused, who had been hit by his father. The movie clearly illustrated the powerful impact of eyewitness testimony. The woman eyewitness, despite distance and looking through the windows of the train car, convinced the majority of the jury that she had been able to see the accused kill his father. The stock broker, who seemed to be professional and reasoned, held out for guilty on the basis that the eyewitness said she could identify the accused. It was only when the other…

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    lawyer will defend you against any and all charges brought against you in a court of law. Whether you simply want to negotiate a plea deal without going to trial, or if you want to exercise your constitutional rights to a trial by a jury of your peers, a criminal defense lawyer will know when and how to push for your rights in court. We are experienced criminal defense…

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    Caldwell to use a new section of the Canada Evidence Act pertaining to the use of prior inconsistent statements to cast doubt on a witness 's credibility (Injustice E Busters, 2006). But the prosecutor was still able to read her statement to the jury. If the jury believed that Nichol had seen this crime in action, then they would have found David guilty. Making David’s situation even worse, a damning story emerged at trial that, at a party back in May 1969, fellow attendees…

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    to death. The people of the jury hold the boy’s fate in their hands since they are the ones that decide if he is guilty or innocent. There are so many discussions between the people of the jury because their opinions change so often. When the case is first brought to court eleven of the twelve jurors were ready to deem him guilty of the crime without even holding a discussion, but after a…

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    Analysis: The Jury System

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    The Jury System by Kenneth Jost Are major changes needed? Should peremptory challenges be abolished? 1. What is at issue? What is the claim behind this issue? Why is this important now? What impact will it have on the future? - The proceeding issue deals with whether or not to abolish the peremptory challenges within the judicial system. Peremptory challenges allow attorneys to dismiss potential jurors without the inclusion of a reason as to why. The author includes one side that favors the…

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