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    complete he/she will go to a preliminary hearing the fifth step, where a judge will determine whether there is probable cause to believe that the defendant committed 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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    The criminal justice system is made of rules that are in place to not only protect the victim and the convicted, but also the prosecution and the defense attorneys. The system is governed by these guidelines from the time a police officer suspects a crime all the way to the day the offender is released from prison. The steps for an individual to be convicted of a crime must start with the arrest, and fallow the process in order to the pre-trial, trial, and appeals. There are different…

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    Jury Duty Case Study

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    Jury Duty Court Cases The Constitution of the United States guarantees to all the right to “Trial by Jury” when certain legal interests or liberties are at stake. The following essay contains jury duty and criminal cases. Part 1: A. Although not all people have served jury duty, almost everyone holds their own unique opinion and interpretation of what it signifies. While working one day at my job as a hostess, I caught up with my boss, Anthony, who shared with me his opinion of jury duty. He…

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    that the truth will unravel. The objective to both the adversarial system and the inquisitorial system is to find the truth. In China a procurator represents the interest of the state and the defendant, unless legal counsel represents the defendant. Jury trials do not exist in china, therefor, judges come to a verdict and judicial decisions are determined by majority rule. According to the Chinese constitution, unlike the United States, witnesses typically don’t have to come to court which…

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    The American Criminal Justice System follows a series of events in response to crime. Individuals, families, associations, corporations, industries, institutions, and the media initiate the first response to any crime. In the United States, citizens are able to engage in the criminal justice process by informing the police of a crime and through participating in court by being a witness or a juror. Through voting and paying taxes, citizens also aid in the policymaking process of the criminal…

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    To Kill A Mockingbird Essay Do you think we will reach true social and racial equality?I think that we will not reach true social or racial equality because of all the racism that has happened in the past and what is happening right now. And too many people make jokes about things that shouldn't be said and It just makes it worse and then things start to break out. Like riots and protest, then someone gets killed and then things start to get really bad, like things got bad for tom in the…

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    words the prosecution has the burden of proof, while the defense has the burden to prove that the prosecutor does not establish guilt of the defendant to the jury or judge. Roles in a court room is different for each one involved. For instance the judge has the rules of the law, while the jury has the “trier of the facts”. If the case has not jury the judge has to play both roles as interpretation the laws as well as having the facts to sentence. The role of the judge is also to decide what…

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    the prosecutor presents only the amount of evidence necessary to demonstrate probable guilt. If the presiding judge determines that there is probable cause, the case will proceed to the next phase. While in some states, this next phase may be a grand jury hearing, and in others it may be the trial. Holloway (2014) enlightens, if the…

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    prosecutor reviews all the information on the suspect and the arrest, and decides what charges are to be filed (1). If a felony, which contains the most serious crimes, is going to be filed, the prosecutor will have to present evidence to a grand jury (1). A grand jury, six to twelve…

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    Stevan Jakovljevic Professor Avdeev Law 2010-05 Fall 2016 Case Brief Term Researched: Duty of Care Case Name: Howard D. Brunson (Plaintiff-Respondent) v. Affinity Federal Credit Union Legal Citation: 954 A.2d 550 (N.J. Super. App. Div. 2008) Date Decided: May 05, 2009 Legal History: Howard D. Brunson the plaintiff filed a four count complaint in the Supreme Court of New Jersey against Affinity Federal Credit Union and Wilcox for being liable to him for malicious prosecution (Count 1); That…

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