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    and how he does it. Although this passage lasts for only eight pages – from page 195 to page 203 – the reader becomes fully immersed in the life of a burglar. Through this passage, the reader understands the care and effort that gets put into every burglary that Jack Black participates in. Although we do not see the planning phase in this passage, we fully understand that there is careful planning in each robbery Jack Black commits. These eight pages evoked a number of emotions from myself. We…

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    Gerald Scarpelli was the defendant in the case of Gagnon v. Scarpelli. A felon who was out of jail on probation prior to his arrest for burglary. Due to Scarpelli’s arrest for burglary, he admitted to the crime and his probation was revoked by the Wisconsin Department of Corrections for violation of his probation conditions. A habeas corpus was filed two years later by Gerald Scarpelli with the District Court, because he sat in jail without a revocation hearing nor right to an attorney, denying…

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    Elizabeth Calderon, 39, Salinas, California, and Esther Sanchez, otherwise called Trinidad Carrillo, 54, Salinas, California, were arraigned by an elected excellent jury on charges of documenting false assessment forms, burglary of government stores, exasperated wholesale fraud, putting forth false expressions to governmentally protected establishments, and scheme, Calderon and Sanchez are accused of scheming to present an advance application to Bank of America that contained false data and…

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    decide if the plea bargain is in the best interest or what’s the better plea bargain to make depending on the situation. The first example, a defendant might plead guilty to trespass and a misdemeanor vandalism charge instead of burglary charge because burglary carries felony charges. Second, if expressed by the prosecutor…

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    PART 1: SHORT RESPONSE 1. The steps in which the defendant is found guilty is a process of eleven steps. The first step there will be an investigation, shortly after the second step would be too arrest the suspect. When the suspect is escorted to the police station he/she will going through the third step booking into the system. After he/she is booked they will go through the fourth process of attending an initial appearance. After the initial hearing is complete he/she will go to a…

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    Okafor, is fighting for his life. In 2012, Okafor was charged with 9 offenses; including 4 robberies with a gun or deadly weapon, one burglary with assault, one burglary armed with experience, two attempted first degree premeditated murders, and one first degree premeditated murder. Prior to 2012, Okafor’s record goes back to 2006 with charges of grand theft and burglaries. Okafor’s victim of first degree murder was 19-year-old Alex Zaldivar. He killed Zaldivar and attempted to kill his two…

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    Pina Babbitt v. Arthur Calderon (1998) I agree with the guilty verdict of Manuel Pina Babbitt who was charged with first degree murder of Leah Schendel after she died due to heart failure in the course of his burglary, robbery and attempted rape. In addition, he was also convicted of the burglary and attempted rape of Mavis Wilson. Babbitt’s counsel presented an argument that used his mental health issues caused by Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) as a defense. However, I believe that his…

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    Control theory When it comes to burglary it has told be down for the plainly fact, the police have taken record numbers of criminals of the street. The number of police has also improved on the streets because of on the beat and pro- active policing. Also once the stop and frisk came into play that has helped drastically. By saying this they are letting criminals know it is harder to commit crimes because of things like this. Also, people are more alert now of days and deterrent. Arson and…

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    Then, they can recover very easily after hard events. Anyway, to give up is not an option; tunnelers are like the phoenix. They have the survivors’ attitude so do Malcolm X. Unfortunately for Malcolm X, his difficulties began long before his birth. He had reported in The Autobiography of Malcolm X that while his mother was pregnant of him, a “Ku Klux Klan riders galloped and surrounded the house, they shouted for my father to come out, my mother told them that she was alone with her three small…

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    A Case of Mistaken Eyewitness Testimony, Ronald Cotton Ronald Cotton was a victim of being wrongly identified in an eyewitness testimony. In July 1984, a man broke into Jennifer Thompson-Cannino's, 22 years old house. Whoever this man was sexually assaulted her, but Jennifer Thompson-Cannino was smart and did what she could to stay alive and remember all the features of this man to make sure he will be charged for his actions. Later on in the same night, he repeated this actions to another…

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