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    the only one who witnessed the pain and suffering of the girls which were signs of the devil. “His wife was accused of being a witch, which slowed down the trials because the whole community knew she was trustworthy.” Reverend John Hale’s wife was accused of witchcraft, but was not convicted because they knew who she was and knew that this is wrong and let her go, but with the other accused witches they did not know so they pointed at whoever they thought would best fit in the accusation and…

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    of evidence, rights of the accused, precedent and appeal used within the relentless trial to prove an accused murderer guilty. The conspicuous circumstances leading to the murder of Allison Baden-Clay were imperative…

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    1.1.1 Role of media trial in administration of justice of the juvenile. While discussing the Nirbhaya gang rape case and the role of the accused juvenile; discussing the role of media trial in the present day becomes extremely relevant. ‘Media trial’ or ‘trial by media’ is a phrase popular in the late 20th and early 21st century to describe the impact of television and newspaper coverage on a person's reputation by creating a widespread perception of guilt or innocence before, or after, a…

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    Being Accused "A lot of people have accused Elvis of stealing the black man's Music, when in fact, almost every black solo entertainer copied his stage mannerisms from Elvis¨- Jackie Wilson. When one gets accused of something they get frustrated which is what happens to Tommy. In Paul Bishops short story, “The framing game,” the protagonist, Tommy, struggles with being pressured into stealing shoes, and getting framed for it. Tommy gets to school, one day, Tommy gets pulled into the principal's…

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    When accused of a crime in the United States of America we have many rights protecting us so that we are innocent until proven guilty. These rights include our fourth, fifth, and sixth amendments of the Constitution. Our fourth amendment protects us from illegal search and seizure of our properties. Our fifth amendment protects us from being accused of any capital crime without being tried in front of a grand jury. The fifth amendment also includes the right of due process which is our right to…

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    murderers being treated like kings behind bars are nauseating at best. The three unalienable rights are also put into play here. The fifth and fourteenth amendments both guarantee that no citizen shall have life, liberty, or property taken from them, without the use of due process. So long as the court system has correctly convicted, those convicted of a crime have given up those rights. The Miranda rights are the rights named in the fifth amendment that protect criminals from self-incrimination…

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    justification. Excuses are defences which are used by the accused person who committed the offence of strict liability because of being pressured or having disabilities such as insanity or intoxication. On the other hand, defences for justification are mostly self-defence or for the reason of necessity due to the existence of right of the accused person. The accused who raised self-defence might be excused or released because of the rights. However, the application of defences on strict…

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    identity, nevertheless the jury convicted him . He claimed he was not involved with robbery, and that the robbery was committed by someone else. At his first trial, Williams argued that his rights under the grounds of, ss.7, 11(d) and 15(1) of the charter, had been violated due to the fact that he was denied the right to challenge potential jurors for cause to conclude whether they displayed a racial bias against aboriginals which might impair their impartiality. Williams applied and challenged…

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    was a Mexican – American civil right case which was recorded as the first one. The case was listened by States Supreme Court this was after the Second World War. Historically it was around 1950. The case was involved murder the named Pete Hernandez who was a cotton picker was accused of killing Joe Espinosa. They were no Mexican who has served on the jury for more than twenty-five years. Garcia was one of the experienced lawyers who decided to represent the accused without charging him the fee.…

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    Bill of Rights. Research by the Legal Information Institute (n.d.) Illustrated that The Fifth Amendment is divided into criminal and civil laws. In criminal circumstances, it guarantees the right to a grand jury, forbids double jeopardy, and protects against self-incrimination. In terms of civil rights, it requires that due process of law be part of any proceeding that denies a citizen life, liberty, or property when the government takes private property for public use. To simplify, the rights…

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