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    Anatomy of Murder The film Anatomy of Murder depicts the criminal trial process. It gives an almost accurate account of how a trial process is. In the film there are a few exceptions to the depiction of the trial but it did a great job with how it showed the trial process. This paper will analyze the pretrial and trial proceedings depicted in the film. Pre trial First, are the pretrial proceedings that went on in the movie? In the film it had shown the accused already taken into custody. There…

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    Jury Systems in Three Different Countries The world is a large place and it has many countries. For each country to survive, there must be laws and sometimes the law calls for a trial by a jury system. However, not all countries use the jury system but a few do and this paper will show how the jury system works in the United States, Greece, and Japan. The jury systems of these countries are similar in some aspects and different in others as far as the people involved and what their job is.…

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    protected in some of the criminal cases to safeguard their lives and this practice is followed in Maryland. When the court gathers the pool of jurors, the defense and the prosecution started challenging the member during the examination of Voir dire. The process of Voir dire is taken place by the prosecutor and the defense to ensure the bias feeling of the…

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    Jury Pool Selection Essay

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    dairies, books (Costanzo & Krauss, 2015, p. 111). In the case of the process of jury selection, consulting psychologists draw inferences on the biases, prejudices, and beliefs of the potential jurors from the information pool collected in the voir dire process, the various questionnaires filled out by the potential jurors and any interviews during this process (Costanzo & Krauss, 2015, p.…

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    and state issued drivers licenses. Jurors of six and twelve individuals are chosen from a jury pool. Then the selection process begins. The first step is a random selection from a jury pool. The second step is the jury selection, known as voir dire. Voire Dire is a jury procedure, which the court and the attorneys narrow the pool of jurors. This process is done by the judge randomly selecting people in the juror pool to be excused and/or the attorneys questioning potential jurors to screen out…

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    2015). The selection of the jury is a precursor stage for all jury trials, in this stage, the counsel for the defense as well as the counsel for the prosecution have the right to request the dismissal of a potential juror commonly referred to as voir dire. In the instance where there is a specific reason, a potential juror is to be dismissed it is called a challenge for cause. Conversely, in the instance where a there is no supported reason an attorney may use what is called a peremptory…

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    logical/mathematical. Verbal/linguistic intelligence is defined as being good with utilizing words and languages. A lawyer is an example of an individual who utilizes verbal/linguistic intelligence. Lawyers have to portray their arguments to the voir dire via verbal communication and talking.…

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    Documentarian Al Reinertahasaeffectivelyarecountedain “An Unreal Dream : The Michael Morton Story,” aashockinglyabadamiscarriageaofajustice. The pictureatakesaitsatitleafrom a 1923aquoteabyaJusticeaLearned Hand: “Our procedure has been always haunted by the ghost of the innocent man convicted. It is an unreal dream.” ThisafineaDocumentaryaSpotlightaaudienceaaward-winneramakesatheanightmareaquiteareal. Indeed, theapicture’sastraightforwardastyleaofastorytellingais a perfectamatchaforaits subject…

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    #1 The Supreme Court is an appellate court and the highest court in the United States (Cheeseman, 2013, p. 41). The jurisdiction or legal ability for the Supreme Court to hear a case is established by Article III, Section II of the Constitution of the United States of America (“About,” n.d.). As established by the Constitution, the Supreme Court has both original jurisdiction (legal ability to hear a case) and appellate jurisdiction which means, it can hear appeals from the highest state courts…

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    to multiple people that he was responsible for the rapes of the two women? Nothing was looked into or even done, they had a chance at the Voir dire hearing. The judge had enough evidence to have a reasonable doubt and they excluded it, and threw it out. So the jury would never even know the Bobby Pole was a potential suspect. One of the witnesses at the Voir dire hearing stated they saw him wearing white gloves when he rode his bike around town, which Ron said he does indeed have white gloves,…

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