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    Steven Vail Case

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    past , a former husband and father. Avery Is currently imprisoned at the Correctional Institution in Waupun, Wisconsin for the murder of photographer Teresa Halbach. Avery throughout much of his early life had several troublesome run-ins with the Manitowoc Police Department. Avery had done a long list of crimes as well as time for previous crimes which Included the robbery of a bar , running his cousin off the road and holding her at gunpoint , and the torching of a live cat. Avery blames his…

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    Making A Murderer

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    of rape in 1985 later to be exonerated by his DNA. The DNA that was found pointed to another man that the police refused to purse. The Wisconsin Innocence Project helped free Avery then later organized a multimillion-dollar lawsuit against Manitowoc County, Wisconsin. After his release, Steven Avery was destined to cash in from a civil lawsuit for the wrongful conviction he faced for eighteen years. Only then to find out he along with his nephew was being charged the murder and disappearance…

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    after the attack on Beernsten” (InnocenceProject.org). Avery was released from prison on September 11, 2003 after serving 18 years. Because of his wrongful conviction and losing all of that time in his life, he filed a federal lawsuit against Manitowoc County, their sheriff, Thomas Kocurek, and their district attorney, Denis Vogel for 36 million dollars. In 2006, the lawsuit was settled for $400,000. This was only the beginning of Avery’s…

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    Avery couldn’t afford a good attorney because he was poor. Steven Avery spent 18 years in prison for something that he didn’t do. Officers from another county called and said that Manitowoc County possibly had the wrong man for the rape. It turns out that the other county was right and that the real rapist was Gregory Allan. Steven sued Manitowoc County for $32 million; he received $400,000 before he was charged with murder (Demos). Steven was charged with murder because the victim’s car was…

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    Wil Hughes Ms. Lusby English Composition 12/1/16 Justice system vs. Reputation Has the justice system in present time and in the past has been fair to every inmate in the prisons throughout the United States? Throughout this paper I will explain how the justice system has and has not been fair to the inmate’s that have been through a court of law. There are improvements that the justice system can make to make sure that the person who committed the crime is the person who gets put into prison…

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    Who is the offender? Steven Avery ,born July 9, 1962, a man from Manitowoc County, Wisconsin, who was convicted of sexual assault and attempted murder in 1985. After serving nearly 18 years of a 32-year sentence, he was exonerated by DNA testing and released with help of the Innocence Project, only to be charged with murder two years later for the life of Teresa Halbach(Demos, & Ricciardi, 2015). Netflix documentary Making A Murderer was filmed in order to help tell his story. Early life and…

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    Forensic Evidence

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    The world of forensic science is full of ever developing technology. Analyzing forensic evidence involves using fingerprints, hair samples, blood, footprints, bite marks, and other sources of material to help identify someone. Every small piece of evidence found at a crime scene can be crucial — leaving the slightest trace of saliva or skin cells can be what convicts a person. Few people know the importance of forensic science more than Steven Avery. In Making A Murderer, the ten part…

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    Avery And Dassey's Trial

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    I believe this can be argued both ways in terms of whether it was ignored or proven in the documentary, with the keyword being “proper” in Ashworth’s principle. Avery was able to use his settlement from his lawsuit against Manitowoc County for wrongful conviction to hire his attorneys, Strang and Buting. He was represented in court by two highly experienced lawyers that believed he was innocent, so in this case there was no error in justice because he had money for his own attorneys…

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    stepped down as Brendan’s lawyer. The largest conflict of interest incidents involved the Manitowoc County Sheriff’s department’s involvement in the new criminal investigation of Steven Avery while a current civil lawsuit was pending involving Avery and the state of Wisconsin. Authorities told the public that Manitowoc Sheriffs were not involved but that proved to be false as coincidently it was Lt. Lenk, a Manitowoc Sheriff who had previous dealings with Mr. Avery, found the Toyota key in plain…

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    Chronic Wasting Disease: The Silent Assassin Chronic Wasting Disease, also known as (CWD) kills herds of deer by the hundreds. As of right now, it is a guaranteed death for any animal that contracts the disease. The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (DNR) started monitoring the white tail deer population in the fall of 1999. They came across there first CWD positive deer in November 2001 when they were testing harvested deer. The location where the deer was shot is unknown. (DNR.wi.gov…

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