Suspect

and follow the procedures set out by the “The Police and Criminal Act 1984” (PACE). PACE was passed to prevent any miss-conduct from occurring from police and suspect (Ozin et al. 2006). This essay will address some of the issues that have been raised with relation to safeguarding the rights of the suspect and how PACE protects the suspect pre-trial stages. It shall examine the following parts of PACE; Part 1 stop and search, Part 3 Arrest, Part 4 Detention and Part 6 Codes of…

that as to be met to have probable cause to charge the offender. Furthermore, with crucial cases, extensive amount of evidence needs to gathered to rightfully continue with the prosecution of the offender and thus may indicated the release of the suspect until further investigation. The statements from every individual involves or presents needs to gathered properly. Also, the evidence located at the scene needs to be process. Upon these tasks completed, then the case can be presented to a…

Roland Fryer Jr. found that police officers are more likely to hit, push, use handcuffs, draw weapons, point his/her weapon, and use a baton or pepper spray when in contact with an african american suspect. An investigation into the Seattle Police Department revealed that not only african americans were stopped by law enforcement for no particular reason, but also Latino populations. Even when examining police-on-police shootings, it is found that…

a lineup of 10 photos, and the suspects picture will be in one of the photos. The victim will then attempt to recall details of the attack, as well as the physical appearance of the attacker. If it is recalled correctly, the suspect will then be chosen. This line up used to be known as a “six-pack” because “Six-pack” is slang for a single sheet of paper with a photo of the suspect and five others who bear a resemblance. Also, the photo lineup never put the suspect in the very first photo. This…

item from suspect during pat down, but before he could even think of drawing his gun, he was already being shot at. Excessive force was used, but not by officer, instead it was by assailant. In this recording officer could have used more than excessive force is possible, individual had gun, was a threat, became aggressive and uncooperative and shot officer within less than 3 feet away. No remorse was shown from defendant during or after shooting. (My opinion) This is when I think the suspect…

In today’s society a lot of shade has been cast upon the men and women who protect our country in the law enforcement field. It is important to understand what is and is not legal in regards to police use of force when detaining suspects as this is often one of the most controversial aspects of criminal justice. The debate will continue to be long standing on whether or not police use of force is actually justified. There is no single, universally agreed-upon definition of use of force.…

States today. There have been a number of issues regarding police using excessive force that have captured the media’s attention. For example, two years ago, a suspect, who police claim was resisting arrest, was beaten by six NYPD officers. Eric Garner was even placed in a chokehold, leading to his death. Police use force to subdue suspects everyday, yet there are moments where the police excessively use unnecessary force. Most law enforcement officials should be retrained in the usage of force…

actions and false suspicions. To solve the mystery of who carried out the anthrax attack the FBI were so eager on finding a suspect and gathering evidence to support their belief. After looking into many potential suspects, they were able to narrow down their very first suspect to Dr. Steven J. Hatfill (United States Department 2010). After Hatfill became their main suspect in the Anthrax case, they tried to look for any evidence that would only reinforce their belief that he was the actual…

James Anagnos Victim: James Anagnos Suspects: Frank Wright How the hair of fiber made a connection for the case (what the analysis told them): There was hair clenched in Anagnos’ hand and the investigators thought it was Wright’s hair, but due to lack of technology, they couldn’t determine if it was his or not. 33 years later they retested the hair follicles and it proved Wright guilty. Name of the Case: Elizabeth Ballard Case Victim: Elizabeth Ballard Suspects: Chris Faviell and Charles “Eva”…

aware of trying to separating lover apart. For instance in the movie the police did not have any ill intention of separating the witness and the crime of the suspect for being together only want to investigate in order to arrest the criminal. The reason is that the police only want to know whether or not the witness and crime of the suspect is an accomplice without any ill intention to interfering with their relationship. It is ironic that cop is suppose to help people by arresting the criminal…