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    Court Systems/CJA224 December 18‚ 2014 Russell Galbreath‚ MPA Court History and Purpose Paper What is Court? The Court is where disputes are settled‚ law is born and where individuals accused of criminal crimes are held for trial and sent before a judge to determine their fate. Courts are simply the civilized way of handling an issue in a legal organized manner. It is a critical component of American justice system. Courts id defined by the book as‚ “An agency or unit of the judicial branch of government

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    1955 Decided On: 07.10.1955 Appellants: Rawalpenta Venkalu and Anr. Vs. Respondent: The State of Hyderabad Hon’ble Judges: Bose‚ Jagannadhadas and Sinha‚ JJ. JUDGMENT Sinha‚ J. 1. These two appeals by special leave arise out of the same judgment and order of a Division Bench of the Hyderabad High Court dated the 15th April 1954 confirming those of the Sessions Judge of Nalgonda dated the 18th January 1954. In Criminal Appeal No. 43 of 1955 Rawalpenta Venkalu is the Appellant and in Criminal

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    of time to establish in the society as a good lawyer. But also I have choose to become a lawyer because‚ in my point of view‚ the population of our country is about sixteen core and the number of lawyer in our country is about 42000 and number of judges is about 1800. So it is very less in number in relation to the number of people in our country. And because of crisis of people in the judicial department it takes a lot of time for judgment in our country. And I can see no one care about all this

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    By establishing fixed sentencing periods‚ judges have minimal discretionary powers to influence the penalty. Any question of partiality of the sentencing portion of a trial would be removed and consequently‚ judges would be able to make unbiased and principled decisions (Determinate Sentencing Pros and Cons 2014). In doing so‚ they would be able to maintain the rule of law. The rule of law in the contemporary Australian legal system promotes equal access to justice for all (Vines 2013‚ p. 319). As

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    The Courtroom Workgroup

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    perfect world‚ the process would run as smoothly as depicted on television. In this paper‚ we will examine the courtroom work group and the roles each person plays in carrying out justice. Courtroom Structure A courtroom work group is made up of a judge‚ bailiffs‚ prosecution‚ defense counsel‚ court clerks‚ court reporters‚ and expert witnesses. In other words‚ they are “professional” courtroom personnel. Also present in a courtroom for a trial are nonprofessional participants like witnesses and

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    was charged with one count of aggravated assault that occurred in a collision during a recreational non-contact ice hockey game. The appeal was upheld in the Ontario Court of Appeal in a decision written by Hourigan J.A.‚ reasoning that the trial judge erred through impermissible speculation to reach their verdict. The appeal concerns a collision between the appellant‚ who played for the Tiger-Cats and the complainant‚ who played for the Pirates. In the final 47 seconds of the game the collision

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    through social organizations to oversee conduct. (Robertson‚ Crimes against humanity ‚2013‚ 90).Laws can be made by an aggregate council or by a solitary administrator‚ bringing about statutes‚ by the official through declarations and regulations‚ or by judges through binding precedent ‚ normally in common jurisdictions.

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    The Nature of Precedent

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    aspect). These are binding precedents. However‚ persuasive precedents (decisions of lower courts‚ Scottish and northern Irish courts‚ foreign courts in common law) cannot be disregarded . However‚ these general statements are not able to tell the judge whether the doctrine should be applied when two cases are similar. The further complexity here is the fact that the particular data changes from case to case and no identical cases can be founded. Here‚ words of Glanville Williams can be put: ‘cases

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    Legal Profession In Russia

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    Legal Profession in Russia Guest lecture at Law Faculty of University of Tartu‚ 5th of November‚ 2012 Dr. Mikhail Antonov Associate Professor of Law Faculty of Higher School of Economics – Saint Petersburg‚ Director of Research Center for Legal Argumentation‚ Executive Director of “Russian Yearbook for Legal Theory”‚ Advocate The author’s position does not necessarily correspond to the official position of National Research University “Higher School of Economics” Legal Education in Russia: Principles

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    Procedural Justice Theory

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    role of a federal court system was to bring together the administration and judges (Cohen and Spitzer‚ 1996). The role of a judicial official is to administer procedural justice that helps a defendant to accept accountability. The Procedural Justice Theory suggests that a person will see rulings as legitimate‚ and adopt the court’s value and goals (Wales et al.‚ 2010). O’Scannlain (2010) states the role of the federal judge is to apply the Constitution of the United States in a court setting.

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