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    Ramona Salvarez Interview

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    being an honorable judge. Me: How is your role in government different from an elected official? Salvarez: The role I play in the government differs from those who are elected officials. For example, I review cases and then observe the evidence, I make sure that all the facts are facts and that they are justifiable. Us judges are here to serve the people, we aren’t elected on a political party, we are elected by the President and not the people. Me: So the President elects judges and not the…

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    Those who are against judicial activism would argue that Judges who believe in this system make laws and not interpret them, which is an abuse of their constitutional power. The issue, they claim, is not whether these problems need to be solved but whether the courts should be involved in such a way. By making decisions about how to run prisons or schools for example, the courts takes on the responsibilities and duties that is supposed to be exclusive only to the legislative and executive…

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    witness or that signed the affidavits, the reason why they issued the search warrant, the officer(s) name that requested the search warrant, time of when search will be done, if possible, the name of the judge or magistrate to whom the warrant will be returned to, date it was issued, magistrate or judges signature and their official title. The police may search a person and the immediate surroundings without a search warrant when they arrest someone. Search warrant should indicate everything…

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    provisions “inform the standard of care that Mr. Feener owed to all pedestrians” (para. 7). Justice Cromwell, the sole dissenter, agreed with the Court of Appeal that the trial judge misled the jury to assess the responsibilities of pedestrians rather than those of drivers (para. 14). Another contested point was that the trial judge had questioned whether there were “circumstances that would indicate to the driver that he was in an area where children were likely to be present” (para. 9).…

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    Jury Trial Summary

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    division, which handles various cases of a non-criminal nature. I interned under, Justice Martin Ritholtz, who handles cases of both civil and a commercial nature. Within the Queens Supreme Court, there are only three judges who handle commercial cases, thus many of the cases that Judge Ritholtz saw were of a commercial nature. Most tended to be non-serious car accidents. These cases traditionally would come in droves and would be completed quickly as well. Most were decided via a Summary Jury…

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    not pay much attention to the young lady sitting in front of me. All of a sudden, the female courtroom deputy approached the area where we were sitting and stated to the female that the judge was watching her and she needed to stay awake. She then told the young lady to go ahead and move to the front of the…

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    Doctrine Of Precedence

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    Their presence in the legal system is extremely important, even though the principles it holds aren’t important at all to statute laws. With their beginnings in medieval Europe through to the present day, they continuously aid lawyers, judges and others legal professionals in creating fair and consistent sentences, and creates a balance amongst society and its laws, which in present time, are some of the most fundamental values the legal system…

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    puppy, it is a story that tries and make you see that looks are deceiving and that we should not judge a book by its cover so to speak. Marie the mother of two whose names are Abbie and Josh was trying to connect with her children and treat them in a way that her mother and father never did for her. Marie wants to be close to her kids and make sure…

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    "Acknowledge me, or you'll be in the slammer for five more years" the judge screeched with ferocity. Authority Judy Gailing started yapping "It was bad enough for you to devastate a family living in poverty, don't make it worse by ignoring the judge. Many people were at this shocking case, including C.I.A agent Larry Farmer. "Mr. Farmer can you please stepped forward." the noise broke and then....Silence. "Well..um, indeed we have to be precise on why our thief Mr. John Lainerd…

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    Family Court Case Analysis

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    they look at things a judge is a jury of one in the family court room the judge dominates the preceding in my world with his nurturing you with that scission like I 'm more comfortable with that and Family Court you don 't have the right to an attorney if you can 't afford one but…

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