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    Several elements of the confession did not match up. Such as the timing‚ the place‚ and how they were killed. All of these were extremely influential elements that should have been considered‚ but they were not. The police continued to guide Jessie until the testimony was closer to accurate. Jessie Misskelley’s confession was not obtained ethically by any standard‚ yet it was still used at trial to put away three teenage

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    public confession of his guilt and live‚ he almost succumbs‚ even signing a written confession. His immense pride and fear of public opinion compelled him to withhold his adultery from the court‚ but by the end of the play he is more concerned with his personal integrity than his public reputation. He still wants to save his name‚ but for personal and religious‚ rather than public‚ reasons. Proctor’s refusal to provide a false confession is a true religious and personal stand. Such a confession would

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    ------------------------------------------------- Chapter I:- Introduction and Research methodology Most of the violations of human rights take place in the management of law and order‚ by the police. In India‚ the history of human rights violations in police custody can be traced to British period. Even after 57 years of independence‚ in a democratic country like India‚ the police remains virtually a terror to the people and almost absolutely unaccountable for the violations of human rights of people

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    exclusionary rule prohibits illegally obtained evidence from being used in a criminal trial (Hall‚ 2015). Furthermore‚ the exclusionary rule applies to prevent unconstitutionally obtained evidentiary submissions‚ and the rule is applicable to items or confessions (Hall‚ 2015). After reviewing the exclusionary rule I feel it should be applied to illegal arrests too‚ unless the police obtain sufficient evidence independent of the illegal arrest. In the case of State v. Eserjose police made an illegal arrest

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    extent to which the trials have been taken and fear that they will be accused next. 33. Parris’ real reason for pleading the postponement of the executions to save his own reputation and position in the town. 34. Danforth is anxious to obtain confessions because He knows that he made a mistake‚ but does not want to look like a fool after arresting and hanging so many people. He wants to look like he did what was right‚ so he says that John Proctor must confess and sign a document to save his life

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    opinions and freedoms because he preserves a sense of reality. For instance‚ he signs a confession that casts a false blame on the beloved Mr. Keating. Todd could have chosen not to sign the confession like Nuwanda and consequently be expelled‚ but he does not. This is because he thinks before he acts. Opposing and challenging the authority would be futile. Particularly because many students signed the confession already. This is established when Todd asks Meek‚ "What’d you tell ’em?" And Meek responds

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    rights to a counsel. In one of the interrogations the defendant confessed that he was the one who robbed Miss Mitchell but did not intend to kill her. His confession was used as evidence against him‚ even though the defendant stated that he gave his statement involuntary. Nothing in the records stated if the defendant was informed prior to his confession of his counsel rights and to remain silent. On the appeal‚ the argument was that the officers had not effectively informed the defendant of his counsel

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    In the book Confessions‚ “God loves each of us as if there were only one of us”‚ Saint Augustine once said those words (Confessions Quotes). He is also known as Saint Augustine of Hippo and his original Latin name is Aurēlius Augustinus. He was born on November 13‚ 354 CE in Tagaste‚ Numidia. It is now Souk Ahras‚ Algeria. It is a “modest Roman community in a river valley” about 40 miles from the African coast. However‚ he died on August 28‚ 430 CE‚ in Hippo Regius which is now known as Annaba‚ Algeria

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    witch hunts‚ and would rather die doing the right thing then sin again and convict others. Furthermore‚ Proctor feels the guilt of his decision if he were to confession expressed in the outburst‚ “Beguile me not! I blacken all of them when this is nailed to the church the very day they hang for silence!” (143). He clearly knows that his confession will condemn the very people he wants to protect‚ so he cannot give the court the satisfaction they seek. In his last famous words‚ Proctor realizes he is

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    not violate citizens’ constitutional rights. 4. Identify the exceptions that allow search and seizure by police without a warrant. 5. State and explain the rights citizens are guaranteed while in police custody regarding interrogations and confessions. 6. Explain the circumstances under which the police may legally make an arrest or hold a person in custody. Student Instructions: 1. Read pages 74 thru 91. 2 Submit answers to the following questions to your instructor. a. What type

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