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    easier to bring reforms in a compiled law. Moreover‚ due to the policy of using Hindu law in civil cases concerning Hindu parties‚ Court Pundits were introduced in courts to help English judges in decision-making. Finally‚ besides taking help from pundits in giving judgment on Hindu law related cases‚ the English judges also took help the principles of common law. As a result the Hindu law developed‚ which contributed to the reforms of Hindu law that took place in the end of British India. Early Colonial

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    manner as the prosecutor. The trial is presided over by a single judge and is generally heard by a jury who considers all the information to provide a guilty or not guilty verdict. Contrarily‚ appellate courts have fewer players participating: no witnesses‚ no evidence‚ and no juries. Appellate courts‚ attorneys from both sides are present and possibly the defendant‚ but the judicial presence may be a single judge or a group of judges (Meyer & Grant‚ 2003). In addition to a difference in the

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    Murder Essay

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    hard for a judge to discriminate between different types of killings but will have the same sentence no matter if it’s an act of mercy killings when your partner is suffering an illness where there’s no hope that they will survive and the partner decides to switch the machine off‚ however they will receive the same punishment as say the Yorkshire ripper (Sutcliffe). A trial judge cannot even tell the difference between the different kinds of murder when imposing the sentence. Judges should be allowed

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    The Industrial Dispute Act‚ 1947 makes provision for the investigation and settlement of disputes that may hamper the peace of the industry. It ensures harmony and cordial relationship between the employers and employees. The Act provides self-contained code to compel the parties to resort to industrial arbitration for the resolution of disputes. It also provides statutory norms besides helping in the maintaining of cordial relation among the employers and employees ‚reflecting socio-economic justice

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    sure that there is no potential bias in any of the members that would hinder the objectivity and integrity of the case. Additionally‚ judges are intensely trained and sworn to carry out justice as impartially as possible. With that being said‚ time and time again juries and judges are frequently dispensing differing prison lengths for the same crime. While judges and juries may try to be as fair as they can‚ there are sometimes certain factors that can have an effect on their decision

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    Magistrate’s Court and Penghulu’s Court. SESSIONS COURT A Sessions Court has the jurisdiction to hear both criminal and civil cases. At present there are eighty seven Sessions Court judges throughout Malaysia. A Sessions Court judge is appointed by the Yang di-Pertuan Agong on the recommendation of the respective Chief Judges. Jurisdiction Criminal A Sessions Court has the jurisdiction to try all offences other than offences punishable with death. Except for the sentence of death‚ a Sessions Court

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    action perspective stresses the importance of discretion. At virtually every step of the process‚ a choice has to be made whether to move the case to the next step or stop it now. These decisions are made by the legal actors- police‚ prosecutors‚ and judges‚ for example. They are also made by ordinary citizens as well‚ whether in their role as victims‚ witnesses‚ or jurors” (Neubauer & Fradella‚ 2014). The law on the books is basically the

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    Criminal Proceeding1

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    Project The trial I have chosen to observe occurs on Tuesday‚ November 4th‚ 2014‚ 8:00 a.m.‚ at the Milwaukee County‚ Milwaukee Circuit Court. This particular court is part of the 1st Judicial District in Wisconsin. Judges presiding over cases in this court include: Rebecca F ‚ Presiding Judge Prosecuting Agency :(District Attorney) Torbenson‚ Matthew James Defense Attorney: Mitchell‚ Daniel Gordon The address and additional contact information for the Milwaukee County Circuit Court is: Milwaukee County

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    true sight essay

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    Research paper- true sight Topic: the perfect world- how society views people- A) In today’s world society judges people before getting to know who they are as a person‚ they judge each other mostly by appearance‚ eyes‚ nose‚ eyebrows‚ hair‚ size‚ etc. in the book true sight they genetically engineer peoples sight so that they cannot see the world around them and don’t judge each other by appearance. Within my research I found nothing of any country trying to genetically engineer

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    Law[5] is a system of rules usually enforced through a set of institutions. The purpose of law is to provide an objective set of rules for governing conduct and maintaining order in a society. The oldest known codified law is the Code of Ur-Nammu‚ written in the Sumerian language circa 2100 BC-2050 BC. The preface directly credits the laws to king Ur-Nammu of Ur. In different parts of the world‚ law could be established by philosophers or religion. In the modern world‚ laws are typically created

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