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    lightly, and Weiss did not take it lightly either. Take for example the lines of dialogue written. These words are actual testimony from the trials. Weiss took some creative differences, such as shortening stories or merging two or more people into one. Yet, the lines stay true to what was stated during the trial. Weiss did not have to make up words or write a fictional testimony to feel his message complete. He must think justice was done when he left the play as it…

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    imply memory can be distorted even if the participants realize that the experimenter gave the important information. Suggestion can play an even more subtly role in witness memory distortion, by simply providing an affirming response after a persons testimony can solidify their memory even if it is distorted. This finding was confirmed through the experiments of Wells and Bradfield, in which they showed that by providing positive affirmation after a participant misidentified a culprit the…

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    There were two major historical eras when it came to child custody law. The first era which lasted about 200 years, made decisions about children using divine law (Mason, 2012). The ideal family not only reflected the political balance between men and women, but also the political economy (Mason, 2012). In this first era, fathers were see as the “head” of the house hold and was in charged of everyone living under his roof (Mason, 2012). This was because children and wives were viewed as…

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    David Hume's argument on miracles is flawed both in what he defines as a miracle and his arguments about the assessment on the evidence of miracles. There are many weaknesses in his theory which will be outlined and one of his strengths will be refuted. Hume defines a miracle as a break in the laws of nature as in his book he states "a miracle is a violation of the laws of nature". He also tells us it is not rational to believe in miracles as it is more logical to believe that the natural laws…

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    It also gives the affected, whether they are religious or not, a kind of comfort that the lost souls are in a better place. Additionally, to aid his goal in getting Americans to make the change to eradicate tragedies like this he uses personal testimony. "Since I’ve been President, this is the fourth time we have come together to comfort a grieving community…The fourth time we’ve hugged survivors. The fourth time we’ve consoled the families of victims." He sates this to emphasize how often…

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    Dalla's Defense Theory

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    Wrightsman, 2009). For example, when a woman with BWS attacks her victim in his or her sleep, it signifies that even when her batterer is sleeping, she is still afraid for her life. Fulero and Wrightsman (2009) explain that the expert witness’s testimony may “demonstrate how repeated physical abuse can heighten a battered woman’s fear and awareness of her husband’s physical capabilities that she considers him as dangerous asleep as awake, as dangerous before an attack as during one”(Fulero &…

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    Police Battalion 101 were capable of participating in the destruction of Polish Jewry. To answer this historical question, Browning uses the judicial testimonies of the men who served. He asserts that these testimonies contain “unusually vivid and detailed testimony [that] stands in stark contrast to the formulaic and transparently dishonest testimony so often encountered” (pg.210). Because of their accuracy, these documents allowed Browning to “probe issues in a way that is not possible from…

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    trial consultants are hired because their client, namely the attorney, lacks courtroom or jury selection experience (Andrews, 2005). Some of services provided by trial consultants include, but are not limited to, change of venue studies, expert testimonies, witness training, focus groups research, mock jury trials, pro bono services, witness preparation, voir dire strategy, community attitude surveys, post-trial juror interviews, trial simulations, studies for nonjury settings, pretrial case…

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    My cousin Vinny is a film about two best friends, Bill Gambini and Stanley Rothenstein, whom have just being awarded scholarships to UCLA. Before the semester starts the boys decide that they want to drive through the south, once they arrived in Alabama they decide to stop at a convenience store to pick up some snacks. Not soon after they check out and leave the store they are pulled over and arrested for what they believe is shoplifting, however; eventually when they are at the police station…

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    Physical Abuse Case Study

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    Oftentimes, testimony from an expert on the syndrome is often excluded from trial, however, by a judge that acknowledges the “scientific validity of [battered woman syndrome], and a concern that expert testimony unfairly bolsters the credibility of the alleged victim.” (Costanzo & Krauss,…

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