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    I believe my work experience merits a proficiency level of “5” as predicated on the following positions as trial counsel (prosecutor) and Deputy Staff Judge Advocate (senior prosecutor). -------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1. Title of position held: Trial Counsel (Prosecutor) as the Chief of Military Justice at both Soesterberg AB, The Netherlands and Moody AFB, GA. 2. Exact or approximate dates I held the position: April 1992 to June 1994 (26…

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    ISO, PO, and Regional Counsel. 1. Draft local releases to include all information the HIPAA Breach 2. Consider the prospect of having their regional OPIA staff as a resource. 3. Give draft release to facility PO, who will send it to OIT’s Incident Resolution 4. Service. When the news release has been approved and sent out, give a copy to the facility PO and identify the media outlet(s), to which it was sent. Public Affairs Office (PAOs): Follow Up • When contacted by the news media, be…

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    and explain the main communication weakness, in the way that defence counsel has sought to test the credibility of the evidence given by this witness, about how the accused reacted to the behaviour of the complainant. The main communication weakness in segment one is gratuitous concurrence. The first contribution leading to gratuitous concurrence can be drawn from the context of the cross-examination. The defence counsel a non-indigenous man is a person in authority, a barrister. The…

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    US system of assigning state-provided counsel to indigent defendants. The author focused on the ambiguity of the term ‘indigent’ and criticized the system of indigence determination based on the defendant’s ability to post a bond and get released from prison on bail for the period of legal proceedings. The core idea of Kuhn’s is that such a system poses an unethical choice for individuals – to either remain in prison and have the right for state-provided counsel, or be released…

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    defendant in a federal criminal case who could afford to hire counsel would be entitled to appear through a lawyer, rather than being forced to defend himself. The U.S Supreme Courts and the State Supreme Courts came to an agreement that the government should provide lawyer to the vast majority of criminal defendants who cannot afford to hire a lawyer. According to Worrall the United State V. Wade (388 U.S.2189 (1967)) “The presence of counsel is necessary to preserve the defendant’s basic…

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    Page Title Legal Case Management for the Society of Counsel Representing Accused Persons | Legal Files Software Keywords Legal case management Meta Description The Society of Counsel Representing Accused Persons chooses customizable Legal Files Software to meet diverse legal case management needs. The Society of Counsel Representing Accused Persons Select Legal Files Software for Legal Case Management Organizations that handle diverse cases need flexible legal case management software Many…

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    The company had no knowledge of how the injury could have occurred so, their lawyers were left with a restriction. A fact was that the machine fell and caused a head injury, but I’m not sure how it physically impacted the plaintiff. The plaintiffs counsel would target preparedness accusations towards the councilor representing the exercise machine corporation. The plaintiff’s councilor would claim he has been prepared for a long time. The plaintiff, I believe had brain issues after the incident…

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    appoint counsel, but the court denied the request. The petitioner was found guilty and sentenced to 5 years in prison. The petitioner then filed in the Florida Supreme Court for habeas corpus arguing that the refusal of the trial court to appoint counsel denied him of constitutional rights, but was denied the relief. The case before the U.S. Supreme Court is a Writ of Certiorari. ISSUE: Whether indigent defendants have a constitutional right to representation. Does the right to counsel in…

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    Police utilize lineups on a regular basis and it is an accepted investigatory procedure in identify a possible suspect from a witness. A defendant does have the right to counsel in a lineup. The major concern is the intentional or even the unintentionally problem of the police influencing a possible witness ("What Are Your Rights During A Police Lineup?"). This could happen when the police conduct the lineup they could have the suspect stand out from the rest of the other people that they are…

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    The sixth amendment, which is the right to counsel is used to ensure fairness across the board. A right to counsel is needed to avoid unjust convictions as well as to protect the individual’s rights. Every defendant is entitled to counsel. Counsel is automatically provided to those who are facing the death penalty, are illiterate, or don’t have enough money to pay for one themselves. The sixth amendment guarantees the right to waive assistance of counsel and conduct one's own defense. In order…

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