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    Burden of Proof

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    As stated by Lord Chancellor Viscount Samkey[1]‚ it is essential that the prosecution to prove the guilt of the defendant in criminal cases. Hence‚ the burden of prove solely lies in the hands of the prosecution. The obvious reason to this is because everyone is entitled to a fair trial with a general presumption of innocence until proven against. The case of Woolmington v DPP clarified several uncertainties in regards to this area of the law. Here‚ Reginald Woolmington’s wife left him to

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    Dunlap v. Tennessee Valley Authority Joyce Harrison Business Employment Law May 11‚ 2011 1. What were the legal issues in this case? The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit was to determine if the plaintiff‚ David Dunlap Dunlap‚ had met the burden of proof that the Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA) was liable under Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 by intentionally discriminating against him under both disparate impact and disparate treatment analyses and whether

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    The Basis of Law

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    manner)means that the laws must be agreed upon ahead of time on how it might be changed or create new. The final element (law is backed by the force of state) though it is not always necessary to apply legal sanctions because the threat is enough to stop people‚ they do have the ability to apply legal sanctions if it becomes necessary. Law avoids in its description of providing justice. Precedent… Precedent often referred to as stare decisis means let the decision stand.. Multiple sources of law…

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    PRESUMPTIONS IN THE LAW OF EVIDENCE Introduction As a general and fundamental rule in the law of evidence‚ facts on which a court can base its decision in any proceedings must be proved to exist by evidence. Nevertheless‚ the proof of the existence of some classes of facts is dispensed with. Such facts include: facts presumed‚ facts admitted for the purpose of trial and facts judicially noticeable. This research work basically deals with facts presumed i.e. presumptions. In the course of discussion

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    civil trial you can speak about how the person’s rights were violated. Also be sure to introduce your theme during the introduction. 2) Burden of Proof: Explain what your burden is and what your role is in relation to it. Tell the judges exactly how you’ve met the burden or how the opposing counsel has failed to met this burden. In addition‚ frame the burden of proof in your favor. 3) Law: Tell the judges about each element of the charge. Explain whether or not you have proved or disproved each element

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    this kind are unheard of and would never be considered as “just” punishment in the United States. In fact by definition‚ we would define punishment as a means of pain and suffering inflicted upon another person (Samaha‚ 2011‚ p.22). Burden of proof simply means that the prosecution has the pressure applied to prove beyond a reasonable doubt that the defendant is guilty. According to the Fifth Amendment of the Constitution‚ “no person shall be compelled in any criminal case to be a witness

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    Criminal Evidence

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    Evidence – Means‚ Mode‚ or Manner to Ascertain the Truth about a Matter of Fact in a Judicial Proceeding. Essential Parts of the Legal Definition of Evidence: WHAT: 3M – Means‚ Mode or Manner WHY: ATF – to ascertain the truth about a matter of fact WHERE: J – in a Judicial Proceeding - it is a medium or means by which a fact is proved or disproved. Proof – RESULT‚ EFFECT or PERFECTION of an evidence. - result of a PROBATIVE EFFECT of evidence. - it is the perfection of evidence.

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    is the burden of proof. In a civil case the burden of proof depends on a preponderance of evidence. In legal terms‚ a preponderance of evidence means that a party has shown that its version of facts‚ causes‚ damages‚ or fault is more likely than not the correct version‚ as in personal injury and breach of contract suits. This standard is the easiest to meet and applies to all civil cases unless otherwise provided by law.(Preponderance of the Evidence‚ 2010) In a criminal case the Burden of Proof

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    CASE # 78 Fidel Salamera v. Sandiganbayan G.R no 121099 February 17‚ 1999 Pardo‚ J.: Facts; The Sandiganbayan convicted Mayor Fidel Salamera of Casiguran Aurora for the crime of Malversation of Public Property. This was about the Smith & Wesson revolver gun that was mortgaged to him by barangay chairman Antonio Benavidez. The said gun was owned and licensed to Ponciano Benavidez. When the owner demanded the return of his gun the latter cannot produce the item because it was conficted by the

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    near the victims and the other in Simpson’s home. The biggest factor in determining the outcome of Simpson’s trial turned out to be the bloody glove found at the crime scene‚ which did not fit Simpson’s left hand. Despite all the evidence‚ Simpson’s legal team was able to prove him innocent because of this unexplainable uncertainty. Whether

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