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    Criminal Defense Case Most people are aware of process to convict a criminal defendant. The prosecutor must prove “beyond a reasonable doubt” that the defendant is guilty of the crime in question‚ and that the accused is not required by law to present the court with any evidence‚ or prove he or she is innocent. Under the United States Constitution’s Fifth Amendment‚ a criminal defendant is not compelled to state under oath against himself. However‚ in some criminal trials‚ the defendant wants

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    called “The Innocence Project” where a DNA test had been requested therefore proving beyond reasonable doubt that Mr. Morton was not his wife’s killer”. (NY Times-2011) Now‚ to address the question of “what did the prosecutor do wrong and how does immunity protect the prosecutor from the consequences of his/her misconduct? As for the

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    through the evidence‚ investigations by court‚ the screening process‚ and Prosecutor the truth will evolve. The court plays an active role in determining the facts of a case and the conducts of the trial (Reichel‚ P.‚ 2013‚ p.170). The judge is in charge of gathering the evidence‚ calling on the witness‚ questioning the witness‚ and the overall process and preparation . He or She is able to call on any witness while the Prosecutor and defense parties can ask follow up questions. In some cases‚ the judge

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    their arraignment‚ the judge went over their rights and the different things they may do to defend themselves. Shortly after the prosecutor went over their charges and some of the facts to the case. In the end‚ they both made guilty pleas. The judge then asked the prosecutor whether to remand the case or keep the defendants out of custody until there trial. The prosecutor in due course decided to keep them out of custody until there next trial.

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    carried out and that the premise of probable cause is not dismissed for some of the more serious offenses. Although highly controlled by the prosecution‚ the Grand Jury is not to be tampered with or manipulated by the prosecution. Any attempt by the prosecutor to manipulate or malfeasance in the judicial system should be reported by the Grand Jury (Johnston‚ 1974‚ p. 160). It is this manipulation of this asset that can turn the Grand Jury into a (tool) for the prosecution instead of a patriot for justice

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    Throughout law enforcement‚ discretion plays one of the biggest roles. The biggest department in the world is known as the NYPD. The NYPD is the heart of New York City. Some people would see discretion is a good thing for the community‚ meanwhile‚ others see discretion as officers not doing their job. Discretion as many people that plays parts to how it would or should be handled. Some article argued for discretion and some argue against it. Discretion is processed differently depending on the situation

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    controlled substance occurs whenever a person knowingly and intentionally has control of an illegal drug. The prosecution must show that the accused knew that the drugs were illegal. However‚ prosecutors only have to show that the accused knew the drugs were present and intended to use or control them. Prosecutors can show this from the circumstances of the case‚ and they do not need to have actual statements from the accused or evidence that the accused ever actually used the drugs. Possession. Possession

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    about after his brother dies because missing him hurts more than he thinks it would feel good to have close relationships with people. Dill‚ who had always thought everyone is meant to be kind to everyone else‚ is alarmed to see that Tom Robinson’s prosecutor treats him like dirt at the trial. Both of them feel a sense of emptiness due to a loss of innocence they face at an age during which they still should be able to enjoy childhood‚ but because they are forced into experiencing a hardship so early

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    offence under the definition of Criminal Law. In addition‚ Mr. Bell are prosecuted by Inspector George Fisher who represented the government in this case. Hence‚ this case should be treated as criminal case. 3. Who are the parties? Plaintiff (prosecutor): Chief Inspector George Fisher Defendant: James Charles bell ( the Bell Music retail shopkeeper) 4.Where was the trial Proceeding held? [pic] Under the English Legal system‚ the magistrates court are mainly deal with most summary offences

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    Prosecuting attorney act unethically? Provide a few examples? In the book prosecutor attorney misconduct takes place is because it works. This utilitarian rationale assumes that the intended good that results (conviction) outweighs the possible negative consequences (misleading the jury‚ undermining the adversary process‚ and possible erroneous convictions). An example given in the book is the case Miller v. Pate‚ where the prosecutor concealed from the jury that the pair of underpants with red stains

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