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    My Prosecution Speech

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    Mario Reid May it please the court Opposing counsel On behalf of the people of the State of New York‚ and everyone connected that you have given us throughout this trial. We also thank you for your attention to this case. In a short while‚ when the closing arguments are over‚ you will return to the chambers and begin deliberations. We ask that you consider the facts and the evidence in reaching the verdict in this case. Jordan Stone is being charged with 3 things. 2nd degree assault‚ 2nd degree

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    the other photojournalists and television crew did‚ which was opt out‚ and took photographs of the body while the family members‚ who were on the lake shore‚ began to grieve. His editor‚ Robert Bentley‚ made the decision to run the photograph. The ethical question that surfaced when the public reacted to the photograph was to run personal tragedy photographs and exposing more grief on family members of the boy. Aristotle’s cardinal virtues of justice‚ prudence‚ temperance and courage support what

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    Managing Information Systems Expert System Assignment Jordan Eliuk Olds College: MGT 2060 Submitted: January 18‚ 2013 Introduction Expert systems are an extremely key component to the success and efficiency of a company‚ although using these systems can also be very complex and expensive. The use of robots and other artificial intelligence technologies can accelerate the productivity of companies because they’re consistent and they cannot call in sick‚ ask for raises or go on strike‚

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    Medea Prosecution

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    When it comes down to murder‚ what difference does it make whether or not she felt justified? From what we can see‚ Medea clearly killed not only Creusa and Creon‚ but her own children. Good judge‚ I implore that you pay close attention to the horrible deeds that this woman has wrought on these innocent people. We can see that she had planned these murders out‚ and‚ despite knowing the evil she would soon unleash‚ continued with them with only the goal of hurting Jason. Medea hated Jason‚ and hate

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    Ensuring that the organization operates ethically and lawfully Ethical standards are very valuable because when procedure is not put in charge there would be all types of people who can demolish the criminal justice system. "If no principles are set‚ the ponds within the organization are upheld to perform justice"‚ and would be able to do anything‚ scamper the ramped. Currently when we deposit in a checks or charge and balance system every person is taken answerable for their own action. If we put

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    In his film witness peter weir criticizes aspects of modern society by contrasting it to the world of the Amish. Discuss the statement with close reference to the film The film Witness‚ directed by Peter Weir portrays the concept of cultural differences between the Amish and the outside world. Critical aspects of modern society (American society) are shown in various film techniques. Weir demonstrates aspects of the close study of text by using symbols‚ characterization‚ setting and diegetic

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    Eyewitness Testimony Case

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    publication because he is protected under the Youth Criminal Justice Act‚ was found guilty of criminal negligence causing death in a judge-only trial after he pushed a fellow schoolmate‚ 18-year-old Christopher Chafe down a snowy embankment‚ the victim ended up under the wheels of a moving bus. This incident killed the teen instantly in front of horrified on-looking classmates. Chafe was pronounced dead at the scene. The trial relied on eye witness testimony from the bus driver and child witnesses. The

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    Terry Greene Evan 101 April 6‚ 2012 Witness Report PART ONE – What method of evangelism did you use and how did you start the conversation? I used the Friendship method; I was drawn to that method because of the person in which I choose to witness to. My son was not my first choice‚ but it happen just as it was supposed to. I questioned the friendship method at first‚ but I came to understand friendship was just a metaphor for friends‚ family‚ stranger‚ and anyone else whom could fit into

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    DRAFT WHO WILL PROTECT THE CHILDREN? THE UNTOLD STORY OF UNACCOMPANIED MINORS IN WITNESS PROTECTION PROGRAMS1 Michal Gilad* Abstract Witness protection programs originated in the 80’s to protect middle-aged Mafia affiliated witnesses. However‚ over the last decade‚ a new generation of witnesses emerged. They are youthful‚ risk taking and vulnerable to intimidation. They are also vital for the effective prosecution of modern forms of crime involving a subculture of juveniles‚ which adults find impossible

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    Sexual Predator Prosecution Gregory S. Maggard CRJ 306 Professor Douglas Haas 21 Feb 2011 Many states have adopted sexual predator statutes which provide for incarceration‚ institutionalization‚ treatment‚ and registration for individuals convicted of specific sex crimes (Roberson and Wallace‚ 2008). The need for convicting sexual predators has become a top priority for lawmakers across the nation as society has determined that sexually related offenses are deviant

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