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    Criminal Cases Review Commission (CCRC) is an independent body that was set up in March 1997 in England‚ Wales and Northern Ireland‚ under the Criminal Appeal Act (CAA) 1995. This body in the past was an experiment which could challenge a criminal conviction or sentence after the court process has finished and it still exists in the present in the English Legal System. This Commission can refer possible cases of miscarriages of justice to the attention of the Court of Appeal to prevent the possibility

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    Judge Taylor started polling the Jury. “Guilty‚ guilty‚ guilty‚” the judge read. I gripped the railing harder and harder and jerked my shoulders back as if I was getting stabbed with each conviction. It felt as if my whole perception of the world had changed with that one word. Each time he read Tom’s conviction my mind traveled to the obvious inconsistencies in Mayella’s testimony‚ “why would she lie?” When the Judge was done talking Atticus stood up‚ put on his coat and quickly made his way to

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    Birmingham Six

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    not commit. Demands for the case to be re-examined grew in Britain and Ireland and was referred back to the Court of Appeal. With all the demands‚ the convictions were upheld in 1988. It even took three more years of pursuing and writings by a number of campaigners before the men’s convictions were again reconsidered. The Birmingham Six conviction was a terrible injustice. Yes‚ they were later proven innocent but they will never again be able to gain back the time they had lost and erase the memories

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    Green Light

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    myself. My green light‚ in short‚ lacks conviction - it is deprived of the motivation required to maintain my interest‚ and eventually my green light will once again take on a new form. I have many luxuries in life that negate the need for a green light. As a child I may not have been given everything I wanted‚ but neither did I have any strong wish to own anything much. When the gaming consul; Nintendo came out I had never had the any lasting convictions to get one‚ even though all my friends

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    criminal records

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    job or working in certain fields‚ it can prevent them from getting an education‚ rejects them from traveling in particular areas of the world and many other penalties as well. A criminal record is information held about that person’s arrest or conviction. Courts can than review ones criminal record to determine their sentencing. Consequence doesn’t just end there though‚ it than creates a larger conflict for that individuals personal life. The main difference between juvenile and adult justice systems

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    something is wrong with the identification or testimony of the eyewitness(s) of a crime. In fact‚ as a report written in 2007 claims‚ “Eyewitness misidentification is widely recognized as the leading cause of wrongful conviction in the U.S.‚ accounting for more wrongful conviction than all other causes combined.” (The Justice Project‚ 2007) One reason for an eyewitness being an unreliable source of concrete evidence is the memory of the witness – in that it is like the memory of every one else. Memory

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    Evidence Hair Evidence

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    VaShanti K. Lawrence Monday 26‚ 2013 Hair Testimony Criminal Investigation and Forensics 1st period Good Moring‚ I am expert witness VaShanti Lawrence. I was called to testify about hair. Also I am here to inform you about the forensic hair analysis and explain why it is considered calls evidence. I am going to prove that the suspect Colin Ross’s hair does match the hair found at the crime scene. This is a diagram of the basic structure of hair a hair from the crime scene‚ or one found

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    Donald Marshall Jr.

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    Donald Marshall Jr. Facts Of Donald Marshall Jr. Shortly before Midnight on May 28‚ 1971‚in Sydney Nova Scotia Donald Marshall‚ Jr.‚ a 17-year-old Micmac‚ and Sandy Seale‚ a 17-year-old Black‚ met by chance and were walking through Wentworth Park in Sydney when they met two other men‚ Roy Ebsary‚ 59‚ a former ship ’s cook‚ and James (Jimmy) MacNeil‚ 25‚ an unemployed laborer. Marshall and Scale had an altercation with Ebsary and MacNeil. Which triggered a deadly over reaction in the drunken

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    partner. Cesar Corrie as president of the company traded on the Toronto stock exchange up until 2007 when the company became private. The Ontario securities commission‚ requires all directors and officers of public companies to disclose any criminal convictions and “any other penalties or sanctions imposed by a court or regulatory body that would likely be consider an important detail to an investor making reasonable investments. Background information‚ Cesar Corriea obtained a Bachelor of Science degree

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    Monster Essay By: Dawn Corbett In the book Monster written by Walter Dean Myers‚ Steve Harmon is convicted of a felony murder. As a member of the jury in my eyes Steve Harmon is not guilty. Three reasoning’s behind my conviction are that they have no evidence that he was there at the time of the crime‚ there is no probable cause to link him to the crime‚ and all the evidence says he was not there. First reasoning is that they have no evidence that he was there. The only evidence that they have

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