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    I went to Enid, Oklahoma Municipal Court, which was held on September 23rd at 2 p.m. The judge that was over the court room was James Long that featured hearings for adult misdemeanors and traffic court. In addition, I have attended Stillwater’s court and have experienced Mrs. Raun in August. The comparison is to me the attitudes on how handling the people. I have only been in court once because of running a red light and the other times I have went has been for this class and another class…

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    One day when my mother came home, she found her favorite vase cracked. Regardless of my innocence, I was blamed because of the lack of evidence that proved I did not do it. I then received a punishment for a crime that I did not commit. I am sure you all have similar tales of being blamed for things as a child. Considering this, what if you were accused and convicted of a crime, like murder, but were incapable of proving your innocence? This concept, of being guilty prior to the obtainment of…

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    There are indictments and accusations that America had been accused of. Some of the general indictments against America are theft of: labor, land, resources, and of the american dream. American has stolen land and has been blamed for stealing peoples hard work and for taking the credit. Resources are taken from the native lands and used for the Americans own needs without permission of the native people. The American Dream was stolen and could not be able to make anything for oneself. An unfair…

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    Storm clouds above the jurors’ heads The jury rooms discrepancy in personalities in Twelve Angry Men Displays the struggles of having 12 strangers with completely different outlooks on the situation trying to reach a single verdict. In this trial these 12 men have a very unique way on trying to decide the fate of this young murderer, who can either be considered innocent or guilty. Specifically, this play shows the way an upbringing can specify a single character’s judgement upon another…

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    Intentional Naming

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    earlier part of the trial). When you think of the name of the object that was presented previously, then press the space bar." For the Unintentional Naming condition, participants were instructed: "You will be shown a series of images. Following the image will be a fixation cross, and then a dot. When you are presented with the dot, do NOT think of the name of the object that was presented moments ago (that is, the object that was presented during the earlier part of the trial). However, if you…

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    Operation of Jury Trials By Runi Latham What is a jury? The jury is the tribunal of fact, made up of 12 adult citizens whom are selected randomly from the electoral role in accord with the requirements of the Jury Act 1977 (NSW). This process is called empanelling. The role of the jury is to consider the evidence presented during an indictable trial and then determine whether the defendant is guilty or not guilty based upon the evidence presented at trial. The jury’s decision may be challenged…

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    Ladies and gentlemen of the jury, today we are brought here for the reason of the murdur of Lennie Small. The accused George Milton is only one of the many that has been in a possition simular to this due to the hardships of this time. Mr. Milton is not to be blamed of the death Mr. Small, for as stated by Mr.Curley "I'm gonna shoot the guts outa that big bastard myself," This only proves that Lennie would have been killed either way, Mr.Milton only did it so no one else could. By God look at…

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    and public trial, by an impartial jury of the state…” (Bill of Rights). This amendment is saying that every single person has the right to a fair trial, no matter who you are. This is correct, and the amendment itself is put together very well. The issue is that not every single courtroom is following this. Some cases are not treated the same as others, that is not fair and the sixth amendment should be followed. There have been many cases where people do not get treated fairly in a trial.…

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    In table I, the primary source speaks about preliminaries to and rules for a trial. If the accuser orders the offender to court, the offender must go. If the offender does not show, the accuser must call a witness. If the offender avoids the situation, the accuser may fight him but if the offender cannot do so because of physical issues, he can build a team to do these duties. For a landowner, he must be his own security but for the working-class, he may let anyone protect him. Once the accuser…

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    James Earl Ray Case Study

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    Actually, the evidence found did point to James Earl Ray as the perpetrator of the crime and no other evidence other than claims of a conspiracy were found at the scene. However, there were some weaknesses in the prosecution’s case, the two witnesses at the rooming house could not identify the man they saw running from the bathroom after the shot. Nor could they match the gun to the mangled bullet that killed Doctor Martin Luther King (Polk, 2008). A confession of this crime helped the…

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