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    of justice” argument. Also the role of the judiciary was perceived as being particularly interesting especially the high level of discretion that they held in the Local Courts and even to an extent in the District Court primarily when there was no jury present. McBarnet’s discussion of the criminal court system focuses around the idea that the higher courts such as the District and the Supreme courts are for public consumption in which the ideology of justice is played up by the more elaborate court

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    Social Psychology Notes

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    Law – Legal Applications Studying intersection of psych and law has multiple purposes Psych methods can help answer important legal questions Ex: reliable or non-reliable memories‚ bias Legal system useful for testing real world applicability of psych theory Ex: tests of memory‚ trials‚ social perception Ps in social psych research face tasks similar to those of… Eyewitnesses to a crime Suspects in an interrogation Jurors in a trial (attributions?) Eyewitness Accuracy Witnessing a crime

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    murder in the Supreme Court of Victoria. O’Bryan J trial judge. The defence argued provocation. An appeal was put before the Court of Criminal Appeal Victoria. Reason for the appeal was that the judge had failed to mention provocation to the jury regarding the second stage of the incident. That this failure was a miscarriage of justice. Crockett‚ Marks & Ormiston JJ – Court of Criminal Appeal. Crockett & Marks JJ agreed with the O’Bryan J decision. Ormiston J believed that provocation

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    Chapter 6 Business Law Trial Procedures (1) Decision of a jury is a verdict. (2) Written accusation issued by a grand jury is an indictment. (3) Procedure in which accused pleads to the charge is a pleading. (4) Formal written reply denying or admitting allegations of the complaint is an answer. (5) Jury of inquiry that conducts a preliminary hearing is a grand jury. (6) Court’s decision or determination in a case is a judgment. (7) Depriving

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    Essay On Jury Duty

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    What an interesting start to my week-Jury Duty. Can the courtroom be a classroom? My thoughts on my early morning experience during jury duty selection-I noticed a few elements of successful teaching. The judge was very explicit in explaining the judicial process for selecting a jury‚ and in explaining the process for a civil case. She presented‚ gave examples‚ and even checked for understanding throughout the process. It was funny how I started connecting her questioning of the potential jurors

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    Criminal Procedure Notes

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    Unit 1 journal the law is a guideline for human behavior. The law is merely a guideline for human behavior. The study of our justice system should be viewed as a cluster of ideas‚ principles‚ and values about which reasonable persons can and do disagree. Judicial opinions construe the constitutionality‚ meaning‚ and effect of constitutional and statutory provisions. Most individuals agree that the most basic goal of the criminal justice system is to protect society from crime. Criminal justice professionals

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    atmosphere of the jury room‚ as well as the jurors’ moods. It is a very hot summer day‚ so the jurors feel very warm and uncomfortable‚ which can cause them to be unruly. The room and its environment have an effect on how everyone is feeling as well. The room is cramped and stuffy‚ which may also affect mood. These two parts of the setting are very big factors in the play’s mood and how the jurors feel. Throughout Twelve Angry Men‚ the weather mimics the many emotions of the jury. During the play

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    Case About Anthony Tan

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    Concise Summary of Case - Anthony Tan was one of the most wanted men as he was allegedly charged for murder of Bosnian refugee and Rebels bikie‚ Edin “Boz” Smajovic. After 2 years building an export business in Vietnam‚ he read a media report from NSW‚ describing him as one of the state’s most wanted men. He was unaware for 2 years of the police hunt for him. He immediately got on the phone‚ first his lawyer‚ then to an airline. He was more than willing to return to Australia to fight his allegations

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    the role of lay people

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    assessments. This will allow you to check and monitor progress of delivery but also allow a check of knowledge. For P4 I’m going to write all about lay people in court. These include the jury and magistrates. I will explain their role/ purpose and all the qualifications needed for these roles. Jury; The jury is a body of people whose purpose is to render an impartial verdict on a

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    Twelve Angry Men

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    Critical Analysis of the Film: “Twelve Angry Men” Twelve Angry Men (1957) is a classic film where twelve strangers are brought together into a hot and humid New York jury room‚ to negotiate and decide on the fate of a poor‚ young Latino boy who is accused of killing his father (Lumet). These twelve jurors come from diverse backgrounds‚ and throughout the film exhibit behaviors that demonstrate their cultural‚ economic and social differences. In the beginning of the film‚ these dissimilar viewpoints

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