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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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    Instructor: Will Huggon June 10th‚ 2015 Juries represent the ordinary public and therefore are more likely to judge in line with generally accepted values of the society. Justice and equity are the standards of an eligible jury‚ and the jury selection is meant to ensure “counterbalancing of biases” or canceling out individual biases (Hastie‚ Penrod & Pennington‚ 1983). However‚ jury trials are often vulnerable to the effects of prejudice and stereotypes of the jury‚ by geographical or historical factors

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    court sitting in the dock‚ was being defended by barrister V.Girling QC‚ where barrister G. Reece was on the prosecution side representing the juvenile who was not physically inside the court but was followed in via TV link. The twelve members of the jury were brought in by order of the judge who instructed the usher to allow them in via the near side door. The defence argued on the fact that the juvenile was not a family member although Mr Rossi believed to be her step father. Their argument was merely

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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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    Criminal Justice Final Review Ch 8 Jurisdiction- a court’s legal power to hear particular kinds of cases Court of General Jurisdiction- a court that can hear nearly any type of case Court of Limited Jurisdiction- a specialty court that can hear only cases of a certain type En Banc- an appeals case presided over by a larger than usual panel of judges (more than three) Appellate Brief- a document containing legal arguments in an appellate case‚ submitted to a court by attorneys for

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     The third terminology is Rahim ’s conflict style model‚ displaying internal and external conflicts within the group. Defining Group Thinking The beginning of "12 Angry Men" shows that there is an association with group thinking that takes place.  The jury of 12 men begins by going into a private room to determine if an 18 year old is guilty of killing his father.  At first‚ all of the men agree that he is guilty.  This group thinking is one which shows‚ without even thinking or discussing the issue

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    employer and made false statements about her. The evidence presented to the jury found that on November 18‚ 2005‚ Mr. Kehoe phoned the bank that Ms. Wright worked at‚ as a float officer and posed as a lawyer. He communicated with the respondent’s manager and asked for a confirmation of her address. He also stated that the court had ordered garnishment of Ms. Wright’s wages and she needed to contact him to settle the matter. The jury found that these words were defamatory and assessed the general damages

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    A teacher can be someone who knows more about a student’s background than anyone else. In the novel “Monster” by Walter Dean Myers the readers are introduced to Steve Harmon. Steve gets proven innocent with the help of his teacher and also by the jury finding out he was not part of the robbery and the crime committed. The character Steve is perceived as innocent because of his teacher’s good testimony‚ Mrs. Henry not being able to recognizing steve in the lineup and by Bobo testifying that Steve

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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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    FICTION VERSUS REALITY Fiction versus Reality: To Kill a Mockingbird Debra Gonzalez University of Phoenix Axia Introduction to Criminal Court Systems CJS220 Heidi Scott‚ MS December 31‚ 2009 Fiction versus Reality: To Kill A Mockingbird For many Americans‚ television‚ and film are a glance into the world. Television can influence a persons’ imagery of daily events‚ and has become a main source of media information. Films are frequently‚ intentionally‚ pretending to depict a fact

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