sidecar‚ colored black‚ bearing plate No. TU-9952‚ with a value of P80‚000.00 belonging to Bayan Development Corporation‚ represented by Zenny Aguirre‚ to the damage and prejudice of the latter. Romulo Takad‚ accused‚ denied this charge on his testimonies. The accused opted not to avail of his right to a preliminary investigation and not having executed a waiver of Article 125 of the Revised Penal Code. The Facts On March 2003‚ a KASUNDUAN was made between BAYAN DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION and
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and judgements on the case as well as towards the testimonies from the witnesses taken during the trial. Juror #3 was firm and determined that the boy was guilty. He had a powerful hatred towards teens in general after having past experiences with his own son. This makes him look past all the evidence built against the claim that he is guilty. For example‚ he refused to believe the doubt towards the testimony of the old man. As per the testimony the old man heard the boy yell “I’m gonna kill you”
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IN THE COURT OF THE PRINCIPAL SESSIONS JUDGE‚ RURAL DISTRICT‚ BANGALORE Sessions Case No. 48/95 State by Kadugodi Police --- Complainant -vs- Chinnaswamy & Others --- Accused Index of Authorities I. Presumption of Innocence and Standard of Proof 1. Padam Singh v. State of U.P.‚ 2000 (1) SCC 621‚ at page 625 It is the duty of an appellate court to look into the evidence adduced in the case and arrive at an independent conclusion as to whether the said evidence can be
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Closing Argument For The Emily Grierson Trial Ladies and gentlemen of the jury the evidence and testimonies that the prosecutors have presented through this trial is falsely accusing my client‚ Ms. Emily Grierson‚ for allegedly murdering Homer Barron. The prosecutors have been desperately trying to imprison someone who is innocent of these allegedly murder charges. There are many holes in the prosecutor’s false accusations against my client Ms. Grierson who in fact is innocent. The prosecutor’s
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The case of Bradshaw v. Rawlings concerns events that occurred on April 13‚ 1975. The plaintiff‚ Donald Bradshaw‚ was seriously injured in an automobile accident. During this time‚ he was enrolled as a sophomore at Delaware Valley College and had been attending his class picnic. At the end of the picnic‚ he left as a passenger in Bruce Rawlings vehicle. Shortly after departure‚ Rawlings crashed his vehicle into a parked vehicle. Due to this collision‚ Bradshaw suffered serious injuries including
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another’s statement‚ a newspaper‚ or a document. Relevance – Testimony and evidence presented at trial must be relevant to the case. The judge decides the outcome of an objection‚ sometimes after allowing attorneys on both sides to comment before making a ruling. The judge either “sustains” the objection so that the action stops‚ or he “overrules” the objection and allows the action to continue. Closing Arguments After the defense’s direct testimony and cross examination by the prosecutor of all the witnesses
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Eyewitness Testimony One important application of research into memory is eyewitness testimony (EWT). EWT is used as evidence in criminal trials in countries all over the world. Juries tend to pay extra attention to eyewitness testimony and generally see it as very trustworthy and convincing. However‚ a great deal of research in cognitive psychology tells us that‚ in general‚ people’s memories are fairly fallible. This section examines some of the psychological factors that can affect the accuracy
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In the United States criminal justice system‚ the defendant is innocent until proven guilty. There are three ways that actually help the defendant from being wrongly accused and gives them a fighting chance to win in case they are innocent; the confrontation clause‚ cross- examination and the burden of proof. The confrontation clause is an important part of the 6th amendment which gives the defendant the right to confront their accuser. Cross examination helps to find out more about the
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father. The evidence brought forth in the trial is the testimony of an old man who lives in the apartment about the boy’s‚ a switchblade knife‚ the boy’s sketchy alibi‚ and the eyewitness testimony of a woman who lives across from the boy’s apartment building. With the evidence making the boy appear guilty‚ a single juror questions the accuracy of the evidence and tries to implant reasonable doubt within the other jurors. The testimony of the old man that lives in the apartment about the boy’s
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presented to the court can be regarded as trustworthy. In Scots law the rule of corroboration in criminal cases‚ requires that there must be two pieces of evidence‚ to prove each essential fact. For example‚ DNA evidence could corroborate an eye witness testimony‚ proving person X committed a crime. This corroboration requirement no longer applies in civil cases‚ with the exception of some areas of family law‚ such as divorce‚ when another individual‚ not party to the marriage‚ must act as ’witness’‚ however
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