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    “She only pretended to faint Your Excellency. They’re all marvelous pretenders”(218). He uses Mary’s confession as evidence in order to convince the court that the trials are fraudulent‚ though it is rejected‚ and his efforts wasted. Facing temptation but resisting is a second indispensable aspect of a Christ figure. John Proctor unveils this characteristic when he considers signing a confession stating that he is guilty of witchcraft in order to save his life but seals his fate by choosing not

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    signed a confession he was not aware of his rights. No one told him his rights to remain silent nor informed him that his statement would be used against him. Although‚ when he put his confession into written form‚ across the form was printed disclaimer that stated that suspect was confession is voluntary‚ with no threats or any promises for immunity and of full knowledge of legal rights. Also that he know that everything he wrote can be used against him. During trial prosecutor used his confession and

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    Law – Legal Applications Studying intersection of psych and law has multiple purposes Psych methods can help answer important legal questions Ex: reliable or non-reliable memories‚ bias Legal system useful for testing real world applicability of psych theory Ex: tests of memory‚ trials‚ social perception Ps in social psych research face tasks similar to those of… Eyewitnesses to a crime Suspects in an interrogation Jurors in a trial (attributions?) Eyewitness Accuracy Witnessing a crime

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    Court was affirmed. The Supreme Court of Missouri reversed the decision. The Missouri Supreme Court held that the second statement was the product of the first statement and should have been suppressed. The Court also held that the postwarning confession was involuntary and therefore inadmissible. Certiorari was granted to

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    The Crucible Accusations of witchcraft were common in the 1600s and people had to decide whether to confess to these accusations to save their lives or to not confess and be hung. These societies had strict ideas and rules on how to live life. Having a good reputation is the most important to people and individuality is not an option. John Proctor dying to save his good name represents Miller’s idea of a tragic hero because he is willing to die for his personal dignity due to the fact that he

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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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    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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    ------------------------------------------------- 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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