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    The answer to this question is that it can be justified with the hypothesis or analysis of the excessive force but it cannot possibly be justified with criminal law, protest, lawsuits, prosecutions, or any kinds of reforms. Making police divisions more responsible to the groups they serve may isolate limits and reduce police mercilessness. The dispute theory of law holds that coercive wrongdoing control instruments oversee risks to the excitement…

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    A jury nullification is the point at which the jury knowing and intentionally rejects the proof or refusal to apply the law wither in light of the fact that the jury needs to communicate something specific about some social issue that is bigger than the case itself, or on the grounds that the outcome directed by law is in opposition to the jury feeling of justice, morality, or fairness. In addition, an optional demonstration is not a legitimate sanction capacity of the jury. It is the thought to…

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    The prosecution saw that there were four blacks in the jury and used peremptory strikes to get rid of them for an all-white jury. Peremptory strikes can not be challenged. The defense fought to show that the prosecution used those strikes in a matter of race, which was prohibited in the Batson v. Kentucky case, but the prosecution proved it was not race based. The all white jury convicted Timothy of murder and gave…

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    Animal Welfare

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    I. Introduction 1. “All animals are equal, but some animals are more equal than others.” Simply, while all animals are treated as living creatures with fundamental rights, some are superior to others. Arguably, this is reflected in the legislative definitions of animals in various jurisdictions. Non-human animals are distinguished from human animals , such as in s 2 of the Animal and Birds Act (“ABA”) of Singapore. This is similarly reflected in the animal welfare legislations of Malaysia,…

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    the legal system, one will encounter many settings as well as individuals specific to your role whether that be gathering information and applying it to help victims of crime, evaluation mental illness that contributed to crime, or consulting the prosecution or defendants on trial for a crime. Since the roles of a psychologist in the legal system can be very complex, many ethical…

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    The environment is the “natural world in which living things dwell and grow.” Black’s Law Dictionary 651 (10th ed. 2014). It is a mother’s duty to provide a safe “environment” in which a child is to grow and properly develop. Some mothers involve themselves in illicit drug use while pregnant. There is a split between states on how to proceed and deal illicit drug use of mothers while pregnant. Can we legally prosecute? If so, under which statutes are we able or unable to? What is the…

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    Huey Newton's Trial

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    sixth amendment. Along with the right to a public and speedy trial, the sixth amendment guarantees the right to an impartial jury of one’s peers. As stated before, Huey Newton did not have a good public image. When the jury selection began, the prosecution went out its way to remove any minorities on the jury. Huey Newton, the Black Panther leader, was put on trial in front of a jury of 1960’s white males. The majority had already decided to, before the trial, that Huey Newton was guilty. They…

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    Insanity defenses are mostly used in murder cases such as the James Holmes case or other serious felony charges. Insanity tests that are used determine legal and moral liability which determines the validity of an insanity defense. Andersen and Gardner states, “When a defendant is found insane at the time the crime occurred, the court enters a judgment of not guilty by reason of insanity, and the defendant may never again be tried for that offense”(Gardner and Andersen 116). The insanity defense…

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    Eric Lander Case Summary

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    Finally, human error and DNA contamination is a huge concern for ALL free individual’s DNA. Eric Lander in 1990 founded a new center for Genome research at Whitehead, as well as, Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT). Eric Lander has been an expert advisor for the defense on many cases. From Lander’s first hand personal experiences as an expert witness on various court cases, he felt compelled to express his observations of the flaws with DNA fingerprinting identification. Lander’s…

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    and the Officers attempts to do a search. The requirement of the Fourth Amendment that it demonstrate the consent given was in fact voluntary and not coercion. While the subject knows, they have the right to refuse is a factor to be known. The prosecution does not have to provide such knowledge to establish a consent…

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