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    speaking with. In the popular TV series‚ The Wire‚ the audience is introduced to the first transcript set in a deprived area of Baltimore where many of the street jargon slang and social accent is prominent. In comparison‚ language that is used in a courtroom of the second transcript is far more formal than street language. In the first transcript the purpose of the detective whom is communicating with the witness is in charge because he starts the conversation off as he speaks first‚ and to show control

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    meaning the people who had no deference for them. Which leads to segregation‚ of churches‚ schools‚ and the courtroom where Tom Robinson’s trial is held. “The Colored balcony ran along three walls of the courtroom like a second -story veranda‚ and from it we could see everything.”(219). Due to the racism‚ and prejudice the African-American people are only allowed to sit in one area of the courtroom‚ their own. This could be compared to the Holocaust‚ the Nazi’s could be compared to the ignorant people

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    The Child Murders at Robin Hood Hills‚ following the case. It was directed by Joe Berlinger and Bruce Sinofsky. The documentary featured interviews from parents‚ lawyers‚ and even the suspect themselves. It also had footage from the crime scene‚ courtrooms‚ and inside the jail where the suspects were kept. The documentarians purpose was not only to show the facts surrounding the case‚ but they also were there to show how a few cameras could affect a murder trial and the viewers watching. They achieved

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    up this picture of her‚ it makes Tom Robinson’s recall of events much more believable to the jury. What does the courtroom teach us about racial prejudice? During the trial we learn that the courtroom is split into two – black people and white people. ‘The coloured balcony ran along the three walls of the courtroom.’ Page 170 Scout refers to the upstairs of the courtroom as ‘the coloured balcony’ which shows us that to her‚ it is normal for white people and black

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    relatives of the victims‚ filed a petition before the Court‚ praying that live television and radio coverage of the trial in the criminal cases be allowed‚ and that recording devices (e.g.‚ still cameras‚ tape recorders) be permitted inside the courtroom. Petitioners seek the lifting of the absolute ban on live television and radio coverage of court proceedings‚ contending that previous rulings regarding such matter‚ violate the doctrine that proposed restrictions on constitutional rights are

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    As Americans‚ we rely a great deal on the entertainment industry to educate us about things we don’t understand. In many ways‚ we live vicariously through the experiences of fictional characters and believe they learn many things from those fictional characters. For example‚ many people have said they learned about forensic techniques by watching the “C.S.I.” shows on television. They firmly believe that can assist in an actual criminal investigation because they have seen “experts” on television

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    is dressing presentable and he did interviews to the witnesses now he live in the forest and an owl did not let him sleep then he and his girlfriend went sleep to the car and the storm did not let him sleep at the morning‚ he arrived late to the courtroom because he was trying to get a new suit‚ finally he got one ridiculous Vinny was sleeping during the court‚ the friend’s lawyer was sttutuers he just said that what was happen with the guys in the crime was coincidence Vinny put together all of his

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    sentencing hearing on September 11‚ 2017. However‚ if someone without previous knowledge of court terminology witnessed this hearing‚ they would have been confused. A lot of legal terms were used by both counsels and the judge. The layout of the courtroom

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    heard by a group of people who are unbiased and impartial. This group is known as the trial jury. Jury Selection. To start the process of jury selection‚ a group of ordinary citizens are summoned to the courtroom by way of a juror summons that he or she has received in the mail. Once in the courtroom each juror must go through a process called voir dire. Voir dire is a questions and answers session that is facilitated by both the prosecutor and defense attorney along with the judge. This process is

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    proceedings. As the judge entered the room everybody stood with respect. On September 23‚ 2011 around 9:30 AM a fifty-six year old male dressed in a suit and tie entered the general sessions courtroom in Spartanburg‚ South Carolina accompanied by a police officer and was sat in the bench for the defendant. In the courtroom there was a judge‚ a defendant‚ a defense attorney and a police officer that charged the offender. There were no victims in this case. The court proceeding began by the solicitor reading

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