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    We all know it’s there. Sitting there‚ watching us‚ judging us‚ eventually it’s going to come up in our lives in one way or another. The criminal justice system of the United States of America. Some say it’s great‚ others hate it‚ probably because they’ve been through it. We’ve all seen it on T.V.- Cops‚ Law and Order SVU‚ I Almost Got Away With It. Someone commits a crime‚ the police get the bad guy‚ end of story. Unfortunately it’s not always as perfect as it may seem in real life. Sometimes the

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    is an interest in guaranteeing victim participation in criminal proceedings. This dimension includes notice of proceedings and the right to be present and to be heard at them. This element also champions opportunities for victims to consult with prosecutors regarding whether to charge or to plea bargain with defendants. This set of interests may be called the participatory rights dimension of the movement. A second broad goal of the movement is to secure financial benefits and services for crime victims

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    decisions. I am also again the death penalty because I do not feel that any person should have the part they played in putting someone to death on their conscious forever. The Los Angeles Daily News reported that a republican‚ Don Heller‚ former prosecutor‚ and the author of the 1978 ballot initiative to that reinstated California’s death penalty‚ “voiced his support for replacing the death penalty with life without parole.” In this article‚ Mr. Heller states that there are “staggering” costs and

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    MARK KODING v. PUBLIC PROSECUTOR 1. FACTS: a. A Member of the House of Representatives‚ Mark Koding made a speech in Parliament on the 11th of October 1978 which the Public Prosecutor thought was seditious. b. Mark Koding asked for closure of Chinese and Tamil schools in the process of implementing the national language‚ Bahasa Melayu. c. Mark Koding was charged with committing an offence contrary to Section 4(1) (b) of the Sedition Act 1948 (Revised 1969). 2. PROCEDURAL HISTORY: a. After

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    Therefore‚ within Deaver’s testimony‚ the court ruled that the police improperly obtained computer files showing Michael Peterson’s fascination with gay pornography and his email exchanges with a male escort‚ which prosecutors used in 2003 to establish a motive for Kathleen Peterson’s murder. During the trial Michael Peterson hardly said a word as he understood his rights and the aspects of the plea deal he was taking. He then sat passively as Kathleen Peterson’s two

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    and later wrote the unanimous opinion which stated Nixon must turn over the tapes. James D. St. Clair was Nixon’s counsel. Archibald Cox was a key player in the beginning but Nixon later fired him and the appointed Leon Jaworski as the new special prosecutor in the case. Jaworski then issued the subpoena which ordered Nixon to turn the tapes over. Chief Judge John Sirica of the U.S. District Court for Washington D.C. approved the subpoena. Associate Justice William Rehnquist‚ a Nixon appointee‚ recused

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    provided below. “In Barker v. Wingo‚ the Court stressed the legitimate reasons for the 16 trial continuances. But is there a danger that prosecutors might illegitimately seek continuances?” Answer: No‚ I don’t believe there is a danger that prosecutors may illegitimately seek continuances‚ because yes there is always a grave chance that both the prosecutors and defense attorneys will try to exploit or override the system to their party’s advantage. With this in mind it is required that anyone seeking

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    Case Analysis Michael Kilgore CJA/354 February 02‚ 2015 Peter Lukevich Criminal Defense Case Analysis One of the greatest right’s we have in America is the right to be innocent until proven guilty in a court of law. It is ultimately the job of the prosecutor to prove to the people‚ the jury and to the court that the accused is in fact guilty of a crime. The accused either has his own or appointed attorney to present his various defenses to argue why he acted the way he did during the crime. According

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    Law enforcement officers must understand how the media works in order to communicate with them effectively. The media has a job to complete just as police officers do. The media’s role is to inform the public of news and events that are going on around them. Even though law enforcement officers communicate publicly with friends and coworkers all the time‚ it is different from being interviewed by a television anchor. At some point in their career‚ most police officers will have to give presentations

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    detention hearing must also take place within twenty-four hours of being held at a detention facility. U.s department of justice. ().  Answer # 2 Prosecutorial Discretion The Legislature has given the prosecutor discretion on filing with a defined list of cases in adult and juvenile courts. The prosecutor also gets to choose which court will handle the matter. U.s department of justice. ().

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