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    Conversely, there are factors that may hinder the achievements of its goal. Crown courts are very busy and have a budget. Some cases that should have been held on a particular day may not be done due to organisation issues or running over (McClenaghan, 2013). This can lead to packed days of cases that need to be reviewed. Furthermore, if prisons are not organised for video calls for hearings, cases can over-run which cost the court and means that some cases cannot be covered within the time…

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    American Jury System Is the American jury system still a good idea today? The American jury system was a system first started in England hundreds of years ago. If in the community a crime were committed the accused would be brought to court with a judge and jury. I believe the jury system is still a good idea for today’s community for the reason that it keeps citizens involved in the judicial branch. Also the jury is usually correct. Lastly it keeps the civic rituals of the jury system. I…

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    Attitudinal Model

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    central to Supreme Court decision-making.” This is important to understand when trying to understand the attitudinal and strategic model. The conventional explanation for these theories is that 1) Attitudinal model are political ideologies regarding the judges identify as either conservative and liberal. Also, the attitudinal model also explains…

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    Plea Bargaining

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    However, the judge does not have to inquire into “whether the accused actually committed any crime” (Brockman, 2010, p. 42). Therefore, although the judge does determine the validity of the plea based on the criteria outlined in Section 606, the inquiry does not ascertain the factual guilt of the…

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    Just Justice Fair

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    William Morgan EN100-27 October 9th, 2015 Dr. Bloom Just Justice: Is a fair trial really fair? According to the article, 5 Ways America's Justice System Is Designed To Screw You posted to Cracked.com on January 28, 2015, by Talia Jane there are several ways that the American justice system is set up to fail you. Ms. Jane, a professional writer, wrote this article along with an anonymous expert source, that she claims is a former public defender who wished to go unnamed. Lane says that without…

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    choice of the judges are: partisan and non-partisan regular elections, merit selection and gubernatorial or legislative appointment (Chertoff, 2010). In most states a mix of those approaches is applied to the judicial selection processes within their own court system. This makes every state’s judicial selection process exceptional and unique. While all of those methods have their advantages and disadvantages, and no one of them is perfect, certain approaches to the selection of judges are more…

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    Court Perception

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    reached in order to know the cases that were being accessible to open. The court in which I witness a case was a conventional one, where the juries sat in a high display and could see everything unmistakably. The court had one raised layer for the judge and a discouraged range in the focal point of the court for the attorneys and the specialists to sit. Likewise the litigant's crate was in the focal point of the court. For the general population there was an upstairs open exhibition at the back…

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    The police were informed of a domestic issue at the home of Candice Lecky, the claimant’s girlfriend. Mr. Walker was accused of punching miss Lecky and the police had come over to investigate. The events that followed are recorded differently by Mr. Walker and PC Adams. Nonetheless, Mr. Walker was arrested a few minutes later and taken to the police station were he was detained for another 7 hours before being released . Mr. Walker was charged with “assault of a police officer in the execution…

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    My Career Writing Process

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    typing, as well as proofreading. I am hoping to become a lawyer for family law and criminal court. Being a lawyer, I would be expected to write to the plaintiffs/defendants, that may obtain me for court cases. I would also have to write to the judge about court findings, as well as, hear says, and many other long outdrawn allegations for or against my clients. I would also have to type up documents to the county clerk…

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    will try to prevent Drummond from entering Hillsboro. Days later, Drummond, Brady, Davenport, and the judge meet together to conduct a jury selection. They 2accepts an illiterate jury member, Mr.…

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