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    In the courtroom‚ the patient was a drug addicted‚ when he went to the courtroom with his lawyer was very quiet and calm‚ and when he spoke‚ he used to looking to his lawyer occasionally. His dress was clean and neatly. In the Narcotics Meeting‚ people were laughing‚ talking‚ and sharing their experience together without stress or fear. I noticed there are free addictive‚ but they still come to support others. Most of them hold the Bible‚ and they said how God was outside them‚ but now god live

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    professional court administrators. Judges in these jurisdictions may have responsibilities that include supervising building maintenance‚ budgeting‚ labor relations‚ and managing their own courtrooms and staff (Bohm & Haley‚ 2012). Judges have a great deal more responsibilities than just sitting behind the courtroom bench.

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    involve words and speech but involves body language‚ touch‚ and gestures. The following are explanations of how verbal and nonverbal communication affects communication in the following areas: Police situations (public announcement to the press)‚ Courtroom setting (testifying)‚ Corrections facility (employees‚ peers‚ inmates)‚ and Juvenile facility (employees‚ peers‚ inmates). Police Situations Verbal communication has an effect on how the information is presented. Through verbal communication

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    society and within the criminal justice system. Communication is the best way to relay information whether it is verbal or nonverbal. Both of these forms of communication can be effective throughout the criminal justice system from police situations‚ courtroom settings‚ and correction facilities to a juvenile facility. Verbal and nonverbal communication can be valuable when there is a police situation. In a situation such as a robbery‚ the witnesses would use both verbal and nonverbal communication in

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    The courtroom is where all the rulings take place and depending on the case‚ there can be  multiple court hearings. In these shows‚ there tend to be more action packed scenes than the  more serious ones but in reality‚ more time is spent in the courtroom.  Many law enforcement personnel have claimed that watching forensic television  programs has made jurors think that you need every piece of evidence to put someone in jail

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    Stages of a Criminal Trial

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    Stages of A Criminal Trail Nancy Jane Strayer University One stages of a criminal trial is the presentation of evidence‚ first the state is given the opportunity to present evidence intended to improve the defendant’s guilt. After prosecutors have rested their case‚ the defense is afforded the opportunity to provide evidence favorable to the defendant. Types of Evidence Evidence can be either direct or circumstantial. Direct evidence

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    deal of responsibility that impacts every aspect of society. To begin‚ lawyers did not appear out of nowhere. They are there for a reason. “The activities of early modern lawyers had much in common with those of their counterparts. They practiced courtroom defense‚ acted as political and legal counsels to the princely houses‚ and held positions in the courts and royal administration” (“Lawyers”). Lawyers of the past were very similar to lawyers of the present. In European countries during the sixteenth

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    when he said‚ “There is not a person in this courtroom who has never told a lie‚ who has never looked upon a woman without desire”(Lee). Atticus’s use of empathy created a deep understanding of Tom‚ the defendant’s‚ situation. His use of empathy also established a relationship between Tom and the audience because they can put them selves in his situation and feel his pain. Atticus’s use of pathos was powerful in making his point heard across the courtroom and was used to help sway those listening

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    In 1789‚ the United States established the United States Government. The government is also known as the federal government. The federal government is divided into three branches. The three branches are: executive‚ judicial‚and legislative branches. These three branches have different roles‚ duties‚ and citizens that help the branch to function properly. In the executive branch‚ the President‚ Vice President and The Cabinet are placed in the the White House which is the head of the executive branch

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    Louis D. Brandeis Essay

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    Philadelphia Inquirer 3 [Philadelphia‚ PA].). Ever since Louis made this statement‚ he has opened up a door in the courtroom because “the right to privacy” is becoming an economic issue in the United States. As Louis tried to get his career rolling in law‚ he took many risks trying to build his reputation as a great lawyer and also trying to become one.“It may feel like

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