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    The Five Amendments

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    process is a very important aspect in the trial of a defendant of a crime as is the ability for due process, self-incrimination, and right to his or her property. The Fifth Amendment to have protections for people who were suspected of committing criminal acts and upon arrest, were not simply “thrown away without the key.” “The right was created in reaction to the excesses of the Courts of Star Chamber and High Commission—British courts of equity that operated from 1487-1641. These courts…

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    The Innocence Project

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    The idea of “The Innocence Project” being the most helpful topic to research for a better understanding of the theme of “justice” is widely debated. Before we even get started, what does justice really mean? “Justice is the power as appointed by law, honor, or standards, to support fair treatment and due reward” (yourdictionary.com). With that in mind, The Innocence Project is a very important resource to look into because it concerns the key elements of the meaning of justice. The program is…

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    he Paramount Pictures movie thriller, “Double Jeopardy” was released in 1999. This movie is about the Parson family, who consisted of Libby, Nick, and son, Matty. This happy family was the picture perfect definition of a happy family, with little to no worries at all. This scary story begins when a great night out on their boat, ended with Libby waking up to blood all over her clothes aside a bloody knife. The husband and father, Nick, was no where to be found. Double Jeopardy is a procedural…

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    or property taken from them, without the use of due process. So long as the court system has correctly convicted, those convicted of a crime have given up those rights. The Miranda rights are the rights named in the fifth amendment that protect criminals from self-incrimination as well as making them aware that a lawyer will be provided for them if they can’t afford one. Many defendants deliver incriminating statements even after being warned against doing so (“Miranda v. Arizona…”). Among other…

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    PUNISHMENTS & SENTENCES AVAILABLE IN CRIMINAL LAW INTRODUCTION The following are elements of a crime: an act of commission or omission on the part of a human being has been provided by the laws set in a country to be harmful, the transgressions of such harmful acts are prevented by a threat or sanction of punishment administered by the state and the guilt of the accused is determined after the accusation against him has been investigated according to the legal proceedings as provided for the…

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    choose the most and the one that is most known was usually death. Either by hanging or slaughtering, they got the job done somehow. Like crimes, punishments were different between genders. Women convicts were often treated differently from men, with accusations of witchcraft particularly popular during certain eras, in both England and America. However, women were not spared capital punishment or transportation and forced labor. Most punishments for women were more about shaming. They wanted…

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    Within the last decade, interest in high-profile criminal cases have grown to phenomenal levels. High-profile criminal cases receive national media attention during the investigatory and pretrial proceedings and typically involve the following types of cases: cases with sordid facts which appeal to the nation's voyeuristic tendencies; cases in which the nature of the crime is heinous; cases in which defendants are celebrities; and cases in which the victims are famous. The national media…

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    today’s world. Living life behind surveillance would invade the privacy of law enforcement officers on duty, but would also prevent false accusations against citizens and police officers endured by abusive behavior. Police brutality has been a crisis amongst the public, the purpose of excessive force is only to be used under proposition of detaining a criminal that isn’t following the standard procedure under the officer’s discretion. Unfortunately, many situations tend to escalade under acts of…

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    seems to deliberately avoid cases of sexual violence during her career, more facts revealed through the Department of Justice investigation. Presented as a calculating, narcissistic, and deliberately negligent, hear his voice responding to these accusations will add another layer, and offer more information about the mindset of an individual who appears to prioritize the victory stand trial for justice. Similarly, demonization Gwen Florio, a journalist Missoula, by the public came up…

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    Memory plays significant role in eyewitness identification by retrieving the correct information, its performance should be sound, reliable and accurate for eyewitness line-up identification . There is a big difference between reliable memory and unreliable memory. Reliable memory however, is the consistency and justice, thus; accuracy in recalling coding/ decoding the right event from the past, and accurately identifying the right suspect as he / she ’s the right offender with…

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