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    Thomas Maxwell 4A Current Event #4 Back in October Supreme Court Justice Anthony Kennedy gave a nearly irrelevant opinion. The case being about Civil Rights of a jury and his opinion being about the inadequate conditions faced by the inmates in solitary confinement. At the same time Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas disapproved of Justice Kennedy’s claim and went as far as to say “a far sight more spacious than those in which his victims‚” regarding to how the conditions of these prisons are

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    the media. The case attracted massive media coverage and bias information

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    A Bias for Action Heike Bruch Sumantra Ghoshal Harvard Business School Press‚ 2004 Often managers spot a chance to do something valuable for their company‚ but for some reason‚ they cannot get started. Even if they begin the project‚ they give up when they see the first big hurdle. The inability to take purposeful action seems to be pervasive across companies. Managers tend to ignore or postpone dealing with crucial issues which require reflection‚ systematic planning‚ creative thinking‚ and above

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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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    The Strength of Theme Today‚ most everyone in the United States is free of racial discrimination‚ however this was not always the case. Ellen Harper Lee’s novel‚ To Kill a Mockingbird‚ reminds the reader of a time in the 1930’s when prejudice existed. This classic tells a story from the perspective of a six year-old girl‚ Jean “Scout” Louis Finch‚ who lives in Maycomb‚ Alabama. She is a rugged and headstrong girl‚ who is the daughter of a prominent lawyer‚ Atticus‚ and her deceased mother. This

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    should have proper evidence or theory to back their opinion. At the beginning‚ all except the 8th juror voted guilty. Everyone is shocked and there was a request for all the 11 juror to speak their opinion in order to change the vote of the 8th jury. Since the court hearing are not shown‚ viewers have no options but to focus on each of the jurors opinions and points. This story is about how each of the jurors perceive the murder case and solve it. There are several factors that affects an individual

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    different amendment rights. For example‚ the rights that Buck was appealing in court was his fifth‚ eighth‚ and fourteenth amendments that were violated during the duration of his trial. The Fifth Amendment says a person has the right to an impartial jury. The Eighth Amendment mentions that a person has rights against cruel and unusual punishment. Finally the Fourteenth Amendment which talks about promoted equality under the law and also defined citizenship. Those two cases were closely related in

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    News articles written and posted by Yahoo.com reports a straightforward message to their audience. Reporting stories down the middle‚ never too left or right with the occasional bias author either for or against a particular topic. Keeping political views down to a minimal. This particular article matches other similar articles written on the same news story. Second‚ Oliver Knox wrote the story on the statements and words of

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    influenced the way they felt about the case. Their assumptions about those things influenced the way they thought about the case initially‚ the perception of the facts was altered because of having some type of bias. The juror’s assumptions had to do with the cultural and social diversity of the jury. The jurors based on how they lived their life‚ thought differently from the ones who were different from them based on the way they lived their lives. There were a lot of details to the case‚ and some jurors

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    stated: “Trial by jury is more than instrument of justice and more than a wheel”. Jury plays a vital role in the criminal justice system‚ but the constitution position in England is vulnerable because of the unwritten constitution‚ the right to trial by jury is not written in the constitution. Juries Act 1974 is the main statute governing the present day jury. Currently‚ the role of the English jury is almost entirely limited to the more serious criminal cases‚ but juries occasionally sit in

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