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    Explain why the adversary system of trial is the best system for achieving justice in criminal trials? The adversary system of trial is the best system for achieving justice in criminal trials for a number of different reasons. The use of a jury‚ the standard of evidence relied upon and the standard of proof‚ the cross-examining of witnesses and the ability to plead guilty‚ contribute greatly to reaching justice in the adversary system. They are all reasons which help the adversary system in accomplishing

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    In response to how the same information formulates disagreeing opinions between experts in a particular discipline‚ I have recognized a few main ways in which differing viewpoints are produced. Firstly‚ pre-established beliefs and notions can affect the way in which people perceive purely factual information. Secondly‚ the factual information may be presented in such a way that it is emotionally charged while still maintaining a purely factual nature. These trends are particularly evident within

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    evidence to bring someone accused of a crime to trial | | | | | * Question 7 1 out of 1 points | |   | In a jury trial‚ the judge would decide questions of _______and the jury would decide questions of ________.Answer | | | | | Selected Answer: |   law‚ fact | | | | | * Question 8 1 out of 1 points | |   | What is the function of a petit jury?Answer | | | | | Selected Answer: |   Decide whether a civil

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    the front of the courtroom and the prosector is usually in a small room to the side. The judge is in charge in the courtroom working simultaneously with the prosector and defendants and plaintiffs. The judge decides questions of law and gives the jury any advice they need. After that the judge goes around calling names and has you walk up to a booth and confess weather your guilty or non guilty of the crime or summons you committed. Most of the complaints heard in a municipal court such as Freehold

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    Legal Institution and Methods: Criminal and Civil Court Structures and Legal Personnel This assignment contains ..............................words Introduction This assignment will discuss and compare the court structure‚ legal personnel and their functions and the type of cases that are brought before criminal and civil courts. Criminal courts The criminal court system has many levels of superiority (refer to diagram 1.1 in Appendices)

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    Oj Simpson

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    think we all know the truth in that case. In the same poll mentioned above 53% of those question disagreed with the verdict reached by the jury. 57% of people believed they jury reached a verdict too quickly. In a civil case after the trial‚ the jury found OJ to be guilty of both murders. Also after the trial defense attorneys were careful to say that "the jury did the right thing‚" not state he was innocent and no search thereafter was established to find the real

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    Unit 9 Assignment LS 308 Law & Society July 15‚ 2014 There are many functions of any court system. The primary function of the criminal courts in society is to help keep domestic peace. Criminal court is one of the major components of the criminal justice system. When an arrest is made it is the judge and prosecutor who are in charge of deciding what punishment will be sufficient as well as if it is necessary to take the case to trial (Steven Barkan‚ Law and Society: An Introduction‚ 279-280

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    Maricopa County. When this particular case first was reported I remember finding it very interesting and was following the progress for some time. I recently became aware that this trial is still in the final sentencing after numerous jury dismissals‚ mistrials‚ hung jury‚ allegations of perjury‚ prosecution wrongdoing‚ and defense cover-ups. Background On June 4 2008‚ Travis Alexander a 30-year-old businessman who lived in Mesa‚ Arizona was murdered in his home‚ found almost

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    is entitled to. Juror 8th is in contrast with the other jury members who allow personal bias to make up their verdict and decisions. Rose starts of the play with the judge stating the duty of the jurors‚ and that they have to come up with a unanimous verdict. The play progresses with the changing of individual juror’s minds. Rose represents juror 8 as the protagonist and the hero of the case. Juror 8 represents the strengths of the jury systems. Juror 8 insists on looking at the facts in the

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    Throughout the novel‚ Atticus reveals his wisdom to the readers. During the court case‚ he never lets his guard down and is ready to take whatever bullet is shot toward Tom Robinson. His wisdom never subsides as he tries to persuade the brainwashed jury of Maycomb that an innocent Negro is meant to be free‚ not treated as an animal in his own city all from accusations. In his conclusion‚ Atticus states‚ “The state has not produced one iota of medical evidence to the effect that the crime Tom Robinson

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