Michael Conrad Research Paper

Michael Conrad was sentenced to the New Hampshire Department of Corrections in June 18, 1996 for armed robbery with a stimulated weapon. Prior to this arrest, he has three misdemeanors for stealing, indecent exposure, and domestic assault and battery. Conrad has not finished high school and has a low reading and math level. He has worked construction and has a record of alcohol and marijuana abuse. Since his arrival at the Intake Center, he has earned two misconducts charges. There are five levels to classify a prisoner. Level one are low risk criminals, where level five are high risk criminals. Conrad does fit the level two classification, hence, he should be reclassified from level three. Since his reclassification, Conrad has finished his
There is not enough evidence to prove that he committed a robbery or sexually battered Anna, only enough to charge him with stealing. Conrad may be charged with robbery or sexually battery later, depending on the results of the evidence that are currently being processed. Sergeant Pitts booked Conrad for theft and he notified of the parole board of his violation. His arraignment was held over three days while the police and prosecutor’s office determined if he would have any additional charges filed against him. Conrad did confess to stealing Raferty’s credit card he found on the sidewalk. When the medical evidence came back from the lab, it showed that the DNA tissue scrapings taken from underneath Raferty’s fingernails matched the DNA of Conrad’s, indicating she was assaulted. In addition, the evidence shows that she was sexually abused. The medical report reveals evidence of sexual intercourse and sexual assault. Circumstantial evidence also implies sexual assault and the DNA from the scene matches Conrad’s. Additionally, Conrad does not have an alibi, he was on campus during the incident, and he has a prior conviction of indecent exposure. However, this evidence does not prove that Conrad raped