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    Prosecuting Arguments

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    Prosecuting Arguments A prosecutor’s duty is to defer and produce evidence of the crime at hand to the judge and jury so that they can decide an appropriate sentence. According to the case of State v. Stu Dents‚ there are several charges against the defendant which range from moderate to severe. These charges include homicide‚ assault of a police officer‚ kidnapping‚ burglary‚ and crimes related to drugs. The prosecution must attempt to provide accurate evidence to prove the charges against Stu

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    When thinking about the drinking age it can be a very scary topic. In some countries the drinking age can be as low as 16. Countries like Germany‚ Italy‚ Switzerland have the drinking age at sixteen.I believe that can cause a lot of problems in society because I believe a sixteen year old is still a child and isn’t ready for the consensus that comes with it.That been said a lot of 16 year olds are still under their parents roof. What makes you think they can consume alcohol? They are not mature enough

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    Arrest Pretrial Process

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    punishment on conviction is imprisonment at least a year‚ usually in a state or federal penitentiary. Misdemeanors are less serious crimes‚ such as simple assault‚ driving while intoxicated‚ and trespassing‚ for which punishment on conviction could be a term of incarceration of less than a year‚ usually in a local jail. Traffic infractions and petty misdemeanors include minor moving violations‚ parking violations and littering. They’re usually just punished by

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    The RICO Act has been an important component in addressing organized and white collar crime. Write a five page (double-spaced) essay that summarizes the RICO Act and its impact on organized and white collar crime. Be sure to support your thoughts with information from our readings. Rico Act Essay The term “Rico Act” stands for the Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations (RICO) Act‚ Codified as chapter 96‚ Title 18‚ of the United States Code which was passed by Congress in 1970. The purpose

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    Plea Bargaining

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    in a given case. The advantage for the defense is that less work is required on their part and they typically receive the same amount of money in return. An advantage for the prosecutor is they get a conviction and can alter the sentence any way they see fit as well as maintain an acceptable conviction rate. The court system heavily relied on the use of pleas to keep the system moving. In cases involving a plea the judge is able to dispose of a case quickly and move on to the next. In terms of jails

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    The exercising of discretion by all system actors‚ public and private‚ and from the nature of the criminal process itself is a result of case attrition. Basically‚ case attrition is when an arrest does not end in a trial conviction‚ which happens quite often in the court justice system. This is not new experience‚ nor one limited to the United States; several other Western countries and in the early parts of the twentieth century reported the same high rates of case attrition

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    state post conviction relief‚ and the Supreme Court of Missouri concluded that "a national consensus has developed against the execution of the mentally ill‚[1]" and held that such punishment now violates the Eighth Amendment’s prohibition of cruel and unusual punishment. Thus‚ they sentenced Simmons to life imprisonment without parole. Procedural History After he had turned 18‚ he was sentenced to death. His direct appeal and subsequent petitions for state and federal post-conviction relief were

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    Chicken Livers Lab Report

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    Title I decided to do my experiment on chicken livers. It was interesting to do this experiment on chicken livers. The results were that since there is DNA I needed to stir the ingredients slowly and do the experiment as quickly as I can due to the fact that there are enzyme in the cells. I found out that liquid detergent is an active agent which the detergent destroy the cell membrane and also the protein. Abstract I chose to do my experiment on chicken livers to see what the

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    The Csi Effect Summary

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    Sheldon states that “we believe it is crucial for judges and lawyers to understand the juror expectations for forensic evidence.” It has become increasingly important that judges and lawyers understand the jurors needs in order for them to get a conviction. Sheldon believes that it is more of a “Tech Effect” that has more influence for jurors rather than the CSI Effect. (Sheldon‚ Par. 31) Sheldon explains that‚ “Our criminal justice system must find ways to adapt to the increased expectations of those

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    In 1986‚ a tragedy struck the Tampa Florida area in the form of an unknown monster soon to be unmasked and formally introduced as Oscar ray Bolin Jr. Born in January 1962; also known as‚ "Bolin the Butcher"‚ Bolin began his murderous antics on January 25‚ 1986 with the abduction and murder of Natalie "Blanche" Holley. He went on to accumulate three victims‚ all of which he stood trial for. His victims also including a 17 year old by the name of Stephanie Collins and a 26 year old by the name of Teri

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