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    Bail Court Research Paper

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    stage of granting of bail‚ the Court can only go into the question of the prima facie case established for granting bail. It cannot go into the question of credibility and reliability of the witnesses put up by the prosecution. The question of credibility and reliability of prosecution witnesses can only be tested during the trial.142 The Court is not expected to go deep into the probative value of the material on record in bail matters. This is to be considered and taken into account by the Trial

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    witness planning sheet

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    Charge (only for the defendants‚ not the witnesses) Attorney creating questions Attorney for days of trial Attorney examining first Tuesday‚ Nov. 19th Opening statement Introduce all Opening statement attorney Opening statement attorney Prosecution 1. Mrs. Combes 2. Anthony Marston third degree 3. Armitage ? 4. John Macarthur third degree 5. Ethel Rogers first degree ? ? Defense 6. Thomas Rogers first degree 7. Mr. Taylor ?

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    Nix V. Williams Summary

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    Reasoning: Justice Burger wrote the decision of the Court‚ joined by Justice White‚ Justice Blackmun‚ Justice Powell‚ Justice Rehnquist and Justice O’Connor‚ and reversed the decision of the appellant court. 1.) The Inevitable Discovery Rule If the prosecution is able to establish through a preponderance of evidence that the information ultimately would have been discovered lawfully‚ then the evidence should be allowed. It was inevitable that the body would have been found. If Williams had not led the

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    Criminal Activity

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    Explain how the Internet has aided criminal activity. The internet has aided criminal activity by communicating with each other without having to be near‚ as well as fraud and identity theft. The rise of the Internet over the last decade has paralleled some of the greatest milestones in communications history. Along with such great strides in bringing the world together‚ the frightening aspect of accessing information and propaganda that tests the very limits of the U.S. Constitution has arrived

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    Presumption Of Innocence 3

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    Development The presumption of innocence presumes the defendant to be innocent until proven guilty‚ with the prosecution required to prove all the elements of the offence beyond reasonable doubt. This principle was laid down by Viscount Sankey in Woolmington v DPP : “Throughout the web of the English criminal law one golden thread is always to be seen - that it is the duty of the prosecution to prove the prisoner’s guilt subject to what I have already said as to the defence of insanity and subject

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    Malware Lifecycle

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    manually‚ often under the premise that they are beneficial or wanted. The most common installation methods involve system or security exploitation‚ and unsuspecting users manually executing unknown programs. Distribution channels include e-mail‚ malicious or hacked Web pages‚ Internet Relay Chat (IRC)‚ peer-to-peer networks‚ etc. The indication of having this infection would mean your machine would have the files‚ registry‚ and network communication referenced in the characteristics section of the

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    Menendez Case Summary

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    Journal 4 This week we cover corruption of from people in public office and the difficult of actually attempting to prosecute. One of the cases that was reviewed was the case involving a demarcated Senator named Robert Menendez from New Jersey. The Senator was accused assisting Salomon Melgen‚ a Florida eye doctor on two occasions once to try to solve his friend’s Medicare billings problem and second helping Melgen’s port cargo contract in the Dominican Republic. In the case the Senator Menendez

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    the prosecution’s interpretation of the word because of the explicit nature of the definition. While the dictionary definition references the space between ‘individual instances’‚ it is seen to be an extension of the predominant definition. The prosecution is able to argue this is not as relevant as the ‘constant’ or ‘definite pattern’ in the definition‚ in turn emphasising their interpretation of the word. The use of the word ‘definite’ is inherently decisive‚ making other definitions secondary and

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    Unit9 Finalproject

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    Wiberg CJ 210 Unit 9 Final Project Ethical and Legal Preparations Required for a Successful Prosecution There are specific ethical considerations that need to be addressed when investigating Homicide and rape. A few of these ethical considerations are shared between the two such as the investigators mind state. This plays an important role in the preparations required for a successful prosecution. The investigator must be open-minded to any and all possibilities and be un-bias. The investigator

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    VUT2 Task 1 Memo CheckList

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    link. However‚ the email‚ while pretending to be from a friendly (“recognizable” or “valid” or “authorized”) individual‚ but is far from that. The link is very malicious‚ designed to redirect (cause the web browser to go to an unintended/unwanted/ unknown/undesired web page) a person’s web browser to a webpage that is (phony and) malicious in nature‚ seeking only to execute commands that are for clandestine purposes. The typical outcome involves installation of some form of malware (keylogger‚ virus

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