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    My trip to municipal court was a very interesting experience that taught me a lot about the judicial system. I went to the Township of Wyckoff municipal court, located within their town hall. When I arrived I first encountered a police officer with a metal detector who search all people for weapons. I then entered the courtroom where I sat in the back. It was rather empty I talke with one of the police officers and he explained how some things worked. The people without lawyers all sat near the…

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    The courts biggest issues were trying to decide whether a trial court’s erroneous deprivation of a criminal defendant’s choice of counsel entitles him to a reversal of his conviction and should proving the sixth Amendment right to proceed with the counsel of…

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    This movie depict a court case involving an 18 year alleged murder who was found guilty by all except one juror after the information of the case was told. Furthermore, the remaining juror argued his point until he was able to convince everyone to the young man’s innocence. Through this endeavour I learned that the jury has to has almost no doubt in the case of a murder trial to make a verdict, thus all members have to agree. A second lesson I learned is that the jury is chosen at random in the…

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    Essay On Jury Testimony

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    When you look at these crime shows on T.V, they have situations when they must deal with having the right witness on the stand. When these expert witnesses go up on the stand, they look like it isn’t that hard to pull off. All they do is talk about what they did in the lab with the evidence, or their expert opinion on the lab results towards the evidence. When Dr. Pagliaro, came in and talked to us about all the preparation for a testimony, it seems stressful and a lot more work than you think.…

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    Juror No4, a stockbroker, played by E.G. Marshall, acts as though he is entitled and better than everyone in the room. Juror no5 asks him “… don’t you ever sweat” – “No”. He is not involved in any side bar conversations, his only focus is on the facts. He does not base his arguments nor decision on how he views kids from the slums “If we’re going to discuss this case, why, let’s discuss the facts.”. His negotiation strategies includes the win-win approach of collaborative, rationality, and…

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    sophisticated and complicated schemes. In Australia, the jurisdiction to grant the order is found in the inherent power of the court to prevent frustration of abuse of process, in statutory provisions including s 23 of the Federal Court of Australia Act 1976 (Cth), and in equivalent state legislation. However, it ought to be noted that the power of the court under the Federal Court of Australia Act does not extend to the granting of a Mareva Order where it is intended to support pecuniary…

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    Lawyer Competence Essay

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    What is competence? Competence is a person who possesses knowledge, skills, thoroughness, and preparation in his/her field of work. Under the provisions of California rules on lawyer competence (CRPC) 3-10 states: “an attorney must not intentionally, recklessly, or repeatedly fail to perform legal services with competence.” Yet, an attorney can still practice law without certain skills as long as they know how to cure their lack of learning or skills by consulting with another knowledgeable…

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    Minor Evidence Paper

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    Every criminal case that a prosecutor handles is not the same regarding the minor details. The only constant factors are the elements to each crime that as to be met to have probable cause to charge the offender. Furthermore, with crucial cases, extensive amount of evidence needs to gathered to rightfully continue with the prosecution of the offender and thus may indicated the release of the suspect until further investigation. The statements from every individual involves or presents needs…

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    Horace And Phyllida Essay

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    2a) in advising Horace and phyllida on whether they can insist that Liz leaves No. 5, we will state the issues which are whether or not Horace and phyllida possess the right to do so? Based on the ‘TOLATA Act 1996 section 12(1) ’, Liz has the legal right to occupy No. 5 as a beneficiary of the trust. Therefore, Horace and phyllida will not be successful on insisting that she leaves No. 5. Though, the trustee which is Horace and phyllida have the power according to TOLATA Act 1996 section 13 (1)…

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    In the alternative, the relief approach focuses more on what sort of relief the plaintiff alleges in their complaint. The Ninth Circuit developed the relief approach in the aftermath of Smith v. Robinson; 20 U.S.C. § 1415(l) was interpreted to mean that the existence of the ADA and Title V of the Rehabilitation Act logically meant that claims of relief must exist outside the scope of the IDEA because the IDEA was no longer the exclusive avenue for ensuring the rights of handicapped children.xxv…

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