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    Police Officer Discretion

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    person committed the crime they are being accused of. The prosecutor also provides a recommendation to a judge for a bail amount‚ reviews evidence‚ conducts investigations‚ and enters plea bargains. There is a lot of room for discretion within this career. The prosecutor’s recommendation on bail can have a huge impact on an offender. A prosecutor could recommend that they have no bail. This is done to prevent criminals from committing more crimes or fleeing in between hearings. A prosecutor can also

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    Which of the following statements concerning the severance of parties charged with a criminal offense is incorrect? Answer: A trial judge has broad discretion to deny a motion for severance even when counsel demonstrate that two defendants will present conflicting and irreconcilable defenses. Which of the following statements is correct? Answer: Most states have now adopted liberal rules allowing pretrial discovery in criminal cases. Which of the following is not a component of a pretrial

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    Amendment Excessive bail shall not be required‚ nor excessive fines imposed‚ nor cruel and unusual punishments inflicted."Ever since the Eighth Amendment was ratified by the states in 1791‚ it has been a key part of our Constitution. The Eighth Amendment has protected our people from many things‚ including an overly high bail or "unnatural" punishments. It has ensured that in civil matters‚ as well as criminal cases‚ the people of America are protected from an overly high bail and cruel and unusual

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    Actus Reus

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    Criminal Liability Actus reus The actus reus of a crime is the voluntary‚ deliberate act of the defendant. seen in the case of Hill v baxter 1958- in this case the court gave examples in a situation where a driver of a car would not be driving voluntary e.g. being stung by a bee and being hit on the head by a stone. The actus reus is any act of the defendant that is unlawful and has the consequence of causing injury to the victim that the law classifies as a wound or grevious bodily harm

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    Policy Development

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    Policy Development CJA/463 January 9‚ 2012 Policy Development Domestic Violence and Elderly Abuse has grown rapidly across the United States. “The American Medical Association defines domestic violence or ‘intimate partner abuse’ as the physical‚ sexual‚ and/or psychological abuse to an individual perpetrated by a current or former intimate partner” (Lawrence‚ 2002‚ p. 1). Elderly Abuse is another serious problem that Americans are facing daily. Elderly abuse has a range of abusive

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    believe that was a wrong action to take because it sets a bad example for all the other victims and woman in society. The article also briefly talks about Mustafa Ururyar’s case‚ where he was sentenced to jail for 18 months but got bail for appeal. The court allowing suspects bail for appeal on such serious issues does not help in reducing these type of crimes‚ consequently it makes other sexual assaulters not fear the law. In addition‚ the ending of the article is very important in my opinion‚ because

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    Nevertheless‚ arrest-the physical taking into custody of a suspected law violator in which we see the person taken away in handcuffs. Nonetheless‚ initial appearance- this is when the accused is told of the charges‚ bail is set‚ and a date for the preliminary hearing is set. Consequently‚ bail- is when money or property is pledged as a form of guarantee that a released defendant will appear at trial. Next‚ we have the charging decision – this is when the formal criminal charges against the defendants

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    Pretrial Process

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    probable cause. If so‚ then the judge schedules for a first appearance. First court appearance Where the judge reads the charges to the defendant Advises the defendant of certain rights they have Lawyer or Public defender if indigent Sets bail Bail Normally cash or bond If set too high then detention until trial Grand Jury Review Charges‚ evidence‚ and testimony goes before the grand jury Preliminary Hearing Both prosecution and defendant present their cases to the judge to again

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    Phil. Consti. Art. 3

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    Bill of Rights Section 1. No person shall be deprived of life‚ liberty or property without due process of law‚ nor shall any person be denied the equal protection of the laws. * Right to due process of law – It is the guarantee that there must be a court with judicial power to hear and decide the matter before it or which hears before it condemns and renders judgment only after trial. * Right to equal protection of the laws – it is the guarantee that all persons or things similarly situated

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    Due Process Paper

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    Due Process Due Process Chandra Walker Axia Online-UOP In this paper we will be discussing how due process operates in the criminal justice system. This paper will take an in depth look into how the due process effects the criminal justice system. But in order for anyone to understand due process in the criminal justice‚ you must first know the meaning of due process. The most commonly used form of sentencing is probation‚ meaning the suspect is set free but under supervision of a probation

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