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    role? What is the most important judicial role? Who do you think is more influential—the prosecutor or the judge? Provide rationale for your position. A prosecutor has many duties but the main goal is being the “people of the state”; ensuring the crime fits and is carried out against the suspected criminal. Prosecutors makes recommendations about sentencing‚ engaging in selecting jurors for trials‚ present facts to a grand jury for further going of a trial and other duties to ensure that the law

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    mentally unstable‚ I believe a criminal defendant must be unconsciously aware of their actions and there should be no prior intentional plan planned out to commit a crime or felony. However in some cases‚ criminal defendant has used the insanity plea as a defense‚ in which they have thought out and did intend on executing the crime as a result of mental illness. Even though some people are right about abolishing this legal defense because some defendant may take this as an advantage and hopefully

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    Nature V/S Nurture

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    NATURE V/S NURTURE Good morning‚ ladies and gentlemen. My name is and I am standing here in front of you all to present to you my opinions about the topic “Nature v/s Nurture”. Considering it‚ the foremost question that comes to mind is what exactly is nature and nurture? My dear listeners‚ nature and nurture are a convenient jingle of words‚ for it separates under two distinct heads the innumerable elements of which personality is composed. Nature is all that

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    Plea-bargaining Paper Julio L. Aguilera CJA/224 June 26‚ 2013 Russell Galbreath Plea-bargaining Paper Plea-bargaining is a very useful tool that can be implemented by attorneys in the justice system. Attorneys can use plea-bargaining to take the decision of innocent or guilty out of the judges and jurors hands‚ and decide the defendant’s fate without going to trial. When researching the term plea-bargaining It is stated in the course textbook that there is no agreed-upon definition of the

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    The majorities of individuals charged with a crime‚ whether state or federal never see the inside of a courtroom‚ and if they do see a courtroom it is not in the context that one would think. The defendant is not sitting in a courtroom full of spectators watching as attorneys argue the guilt or innocence of the defendant to twelve jurors who will eventually decide their fate. This perception of a courtroom has been molded into the minds of Americans through television. The real picture of how the

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    Daniela West Mr. Sandarg English 1102 17 February 2012 Plea Bargaining and Its Effects on Society A boy named Tyler‚ age fifteen‚ was arrested for robbery. He had no alibi and the defendants can tie him to the scene of the crime by a Nike Shock size eleven shoe print. To get a lesser sentence he pleaded guilty to a lesser charge. Now instead of being sent to a Juvenile Detention Center he has to serve probation for a year and the charge will be expunged when he turns eighteen. A few months later

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    1. Plea bargaining exists in two forms‚ either charge bargaining or sentence bargaining. An individual can either agree to a plea that lessens the charge against them‚ while still admitting guilt‚ which makes this a charge bargain. On the other hand‚ a person can agree to a plea that lessens the sentence upon conviction‚ more commonly referred to as a sentence bargain. As the attorney for Charles Gampero says in the final minutes of the movie‚ “out is out.” There lies a major reason someone who’s

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    Plea Bargaining - Who Benefits? Plea bargaining is a process of negotiation and resolution that is an efficient‚ informal and by and large‚ successful alternative to the formal process of a criminal trial. Despite this less formal approach‚ the goal that drives plea bargaining is exactly the same: to bring about a fair‚ balanced and just resolution to an act of wrongdoing (Larson‚ 2000). In this regard‚ the use of plea bargaining is not only beneficial to all concerned in the judicial process; but

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    Marijuana Legalization Affecting Crime/DUIs Legalization of Marijuana has been a major concern to the society as people argue that it increases the rates of DUI crime. However‚ this is a mare assumption that lacks substantial prove. The government allocates a large percentage of its budget to the fight against distribution and consumption of Marijuana. Kilmer (3) argues that legalization of Marijuana enables the government to diverge the same funds to other developmental sectors. In states where

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    Crime and Society Crime affects persons all over the world and it has been an issue everywhere we go. Crime is an act that goes against the law. People of all ages commit crimes. It affects people in many ways and it can change their lives. We can prevent crime by communicating with each other. Crime is committed by people of all ages. Most of the time the younger generation are the ones who commit crimes because they have nothing better to do. Another reason why teens commit crimes are because they

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