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    hierarchy. William Melton was a white British judge who was in charge of the courtroom and how it functioned. The language and power of the courtroom were centered on Melton’s and the lawyers’ questions they asked Abina. Brew has embraced his own pathway within the society controlled by the British. Davis appears to have truly believed in the ideas of British justice and civilization. Quamina Eddoo’s liked the courtroom because it favored his authority and power. These men all…

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    In the short amount of time I spent in the courtroom, a continuance was given or mentioned at least 4 times. A continuance can occur if an attorney does not have all the facts of the case together, an important person in the case does not appear, loss or destruction of paperwork, etc. Plea bargaining…

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    “I had a story. It was a courtroom drama. I was doing a lot of courtroom work; I was a very young lawyer...I was sort of consumed with this story. And one night I just said ‘Okay. I’m going to try to capture it, see what I can do with words.’ And, that’s what happened”(“John Grisham: Academy”). John Grisham, a Mississippi author, writes thrill seeking stories about life in a non existent town called Strattenburg. In his fiction book Theodore Boone: The Abduction, Grisham’s career as a lawyer is…

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    Jefferson finally finds and understands justice in himself not in the courtroom, literally, but morally as a man. Injustice is the central focus of the novel from the beginning to end. When Jefferson is awaiting his sentence in the courtroom, he does not have a voice to speak for himself as to why he is innocent in his conviction of murder. Not only does he not have a voice in his own conviction, but in reality, everyone in the courtroom knew what the outcome of the trial would be because of…

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    On Thursday, November 12th, I visited the Fredericksburg General District Court of the 15th Judicial District of Virginia to observe cases beginning at 9:30 a.m. in Fredericksburg, Virginia. The Virginia General District Court is the lowest level of the Virginia court system and is the most common court citizens of Virginia have contact with. The General District Court is a limited jurisdiction trial court that conducts trials involving traffic infractions and other criminal misdemeanor offenses…

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    Being A Paralegal Essay

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    critical trial preparations are very important items for the paralegal to prepare the case. Such as Create a Plan, Communicate Clearly, Take Command of the Paperwork, know your Judge, serve as the Sounding Board, Perfect Your Visual Aids, Help Prepare Courtroom, Presentations, Don’t Overlook the Details, Be calm and Confident.…

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    Shakespeare utilizes Portia and Shylock to demonstrate how both concepts of justice and mercy can be utilized for self-seeking purposes in The Merchant of Venice. The interactions between Portia and Shylock are largely seen in the Venice courtroom scene. This courtroom results when Portia’s husband Bassiano asks Anthony for a loan which Anthony loans from Shylock and is unable to repay. Anthony and Shylock initially…

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    Harper Lee’s To Kill a Mocking Bird has been hailed as one of the best classical stories of social class and racism in 20th century America. Set in a small fictitious town in Alabama the story is told through the eyes of Scout Finch, a young girl who cannot help but sympathize with her father who decides to defend a black man in a court of law. Immediately after its release in 1960, the novel became a hit, winning the Pulitzer Prize, and two years later the movie version was released. While the…

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    The ongoing war on rap lyrics continue as the problem now seeps into the courtroom. The question at hand is whether rap lyrics should be allowed as evidence against the artist in order to pin him to a crime. The hotly debated subject gives way to many opinions, but as it stands right now; courtrooms have used raps lyrics plenty of times as evidence. Is it moral? Is it right? What people fail to realize is that music is an expression of art and is open to interpretation. Therefore, my stance…

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    to the corruption of the government in Josef’s realm due to all the excessive amounts of stress placed upon him. An instance in the novel for the corruption of the government would be when Josef questioned the Magistrate which is the head of the courtroom sessions he attends every Sunday, the head officer which he meets at an office to file evidence and his experienced and well-known lawyer Huld, about why he is suffering through all of these procedures to prove his innocence, and they…

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