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    Research Paper Paulina Gutierrez 3B January 6‚ 2013 Due Process vs. Justice “Should the courts freed convicted felons for violations to due process?” Prisoners’ Rights The hands-off doctrine dominated thinking about correctional law in America during the 19th century. American courts regarded inmates as “slaves of the state.” Judges believed prisoners had no rights because they had forfeited them as a result of their crimes‚ and judges didn’t interfere with the administration of correctional

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    The definition of the three strikes law is as follows. The third conviction for a felony results in a mandatory and lengthy prison term as defined by the American justice. This research paper will exclusively be written to follow the guidelines of the Caliornia version of the “three strikes and you’re out law” The exact application of the three strikes laws vary considerably from state to state. Although over twenty-three states have a three strikes law and many others have similar laws‚ none are

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    Cdi 5

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    other factors correlated to the study of crime. a. Dynamic c. Social science b. Nationalistic d. An applied science 6. An act committed or omitted in violation of a public law forbidding or commanding it. a. Crime c. Offense b. Felony d. Infraction 7. Pedro Penduco‚ a victim of robbery‚ was able to identify his assailant‚ a neighbor‚ before he dies on the way to the hospital where he was declared dead on arrival‚ This crime is called‚ a) complex crime c) instant

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    Clay as guilty of burglary‚ he must meet the stipulations stated in the General Laws chapter 228 numbers one and two. The first law defines burglary as the breaking and entering of a dwelling at nighttime with the intent to commit a felony. The second law defines a felony as the theft of personal property over the value of $500; theft of personal property less than $500 is classified as a misdemeanor. We know Clay was in the motel room around five pm with the intent to steal the TV‚ as he was caught

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    works at a loan store in Virginia as an account manager for the last two years. In the criminal justice system‚ he was charged as an adult while he was a minor and he currently has several felony convictions on his record. Due to his felony record‚ he takes whatever jobs that are offered to him because the felony convictions limited the jobs that he can apply to and his upward mobility at a company. Another influence on his career decisions is his parole officer because he needs to find a job

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    In the United States the six general categories of criminal law violations are misdemeanors‚ felonies‚ infractions‚ inchoate‚ treason and espionage. Some are more serious than others‚ but they all have consequences even if they are small. There are eight general features of crime‚ which are "Actus Rea"‚ "Mens Rea"‚ "concurrence"‚ "causation"‚ "harm"‚ "legality"‚ “punishment"‚ and "necessary attendant circumstances." What do they mean? That’s a good question that will be answered soon. How many conjoined

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    First Degree Murder

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    dangerous felony. A dangerous felony can include rape‚ carjacking‚ robbery‚ arson‚ kidnapping‚ burglary or mayhem‚ this is called felony-murder rule. Murder in the first-degree may be chargeable to a person who did not actually kill‚ but was involved in a crime with a partner who actually did the killing or someone died as the result of the crime. A conviction of first degree murder carries a sentence of 25 years to life in prison. Using a firearm to commit murder or any other felony can increase

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    escape and while doing so‚ he tripped and fired his gun accidently‚ which killed the victim. He was taken to trial and found guilty of murder. Because the shooting occurred during the commission of a felony‚ Furman was eligible for the death penalty according to the felony murder rule. The rule of felony murder states that if an offender kills‚ with or without intention‚ during a dangerous crime‚ they are guilty of murder. Furman was sentenced to death but the case was taken to the Supreme Court before

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    either occured in the context of a domestic dispute or involved a person with a history of domestic violence. Legislative Trends •47 states currently have felony provisions for animal cruelty. (Those without are Idaho‚ North Dakota‚ and South Dakota.) •Before 1986‚ only four states had felony animal cruelty laws. •42 of the 47 state felony animal cruelty laws were enacted in the last three decades: 13 were enacted between 1986 and 1996‚ and 28 more were enacted between 1997 and

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    The apprehended suspect was subsequently charged with crimes including but not limited to‚ Obstructing a Police Officer‚ PRCS Violation (felony‚ No-Bail Warrant)‚ Possession of a Controlled Substance (Felony Warrant) and a DUI (felony arrest warrant). • During the short pursuit of the suspect Officer Dossey briefly followed the suspect vehicle into the opposing lanes of Hamilton Boulevard. Due to the late

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