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    The Fifth Amendment of the U.S. Constitution forbids the use of coerced confessions in criminal proceedings (Peak et at‚ 2010). However‚ internal investigations are a different matter. The U.S Supreme Court case of Garrity v. New Jersey defined what must be done. The case got its start when officers under investigation for fixing citations were ordered to give statements or be fired (Roufa‚ 2014). The statements were then used to convict the officers and they appealed saying that their statements

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    People V. Goetz Summary

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    later. He claimed he was carrying the weapon because he had previously been mugged. Charge: Goetz was originally charged with criminal possession of a weapon in the third and fourth degrees. After the prosecutor appealed‚ he was indicted by a grand jury and charged with four counts of attempted murder and assault in addition to the weapons charges. Statute:

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    (with professor edits) Aloysia Wood was injured in November 1971 at the grand prix attraction at Walt Disney World (Disney)‚ when her fiance‚ Daniel Wood‚ rammed from the rear the vehicle which she was driving. Aloysia Wood filed suit against Disney‚ and Disney sought contribution from Daniel Wood After trial‚ the jury returned a verdict finding Aloysia Wood 14% at fault‚ Daniel Wood 85% at fault‚ and Disney 1% at fault. The jury assessed Wood ’s damages at $75‚000. The court entered judgment against

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    I think the Grand Jury should drop all charges brought upon George Milton. For the murder of Lennie‚ the charge is 1st degree murder. George‚ a friend of Lennie’s‚ obviously didn’t want his friend to be tortured and killed in a harsh manner which is why he chose to took the law into his own hands. Since Lennie is the cause of Curley’s wife’s death the ranch insisted on killing Lennie instead of prosecuting him. George decided the easiest way out of life would be a bullet to the back of the head.

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    5th Amendment

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    time for 3rd degree than 1st degree murder. Lastly I would like to say that the 5th Amendment helps criminals or persons that were accused for a serious crime because a local judge cannot prosecute the person accused‚ it had to be indicted by a Grand Jury first in order to clarify that the crime is a infamous or capital crime. It also cuts down on accidental prosecutions of innocent persons. And even thought the death penalty is abolished some states and countries still practice it even though I

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    Essay On Jury Trial

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    Having a Jury Trial is known to be a part of the Adversarial System. Which is when exhibits‚ evidence‚ and witnesses are assembled by representatives of one side or the other to convince the fact finder that their side’s viewpoint is the truer one. Contrasted to that approach is the inquisitorial approach‚ used in mostly Europe. In this approach the Judge is given more control over the proceedings. The judge will interrogate the disputing parties and witnesses‚ referring frequently to a dossier

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    (to whom the apartment was leased to)‚ and a resident smoking marijuana. During a protective sweep‚ police found marijuana and powdered cocaine. In a following search‚ they also discovered crack cocaine‚ cash‚ and drug paraphernalia. A Kentucky grand jury charged King with trafficking marijuana and trafficking of a controlled substance. King filed motion to suppress the evidence found in the warrantless search‚ but the trial court denied the motion. King entered a conditionally guilty plea‚ under

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    John Doe (Case Study2)

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    John Doe is an individual that left his country in an effort to make a better life. However‚ he does not have legal status in America and was recently arrested for shoplifting merchandise‚ which was valued over $1‚000. At the time of his arrest‚ John voluntarily began to make incriminating statements to the arresting officers. At the police station‚ detectives conducted an interview of John asking him about the theft. John Doe has had no prior arrests‚ is 35 years old‚ and most of John Doe’s family

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    Chain of Custody

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    exploitation of a minor and possession of materials involving the sexual exploitation of a minor. On May 8‚ 2007 Knowles was indicted for sexual exploitation of a minor and possession of material involving the sexual exploitation of a minor by a grand jury in the United States District Court for the Western District of Tennessee. At the trial Tiffany Mosley testified that at the time of the incidents involved the Defendant was both her boyfriend and her brother as they have the same father. He lived

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    Alford Plea Case Study

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    In 2011‚ the West Memphis Three “were released after being resentenced to [time served] (Shargel‚ 2011).” Echols had convinced the state Supreme Court to an evidentiary hearing for the new and old evidence found within the case. The three men were given the choice of an Alford Plea. They were allowed to claim their innocence‚ but had to plead guilty as a part of their plea bargaining. If the men chose the Alford Plea they would be set free and Damien Echols would get off death row. In August of 2011

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