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    Hae Min Lee Case Analysis

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    The murder case of Hae Min Lee is full of unanswered questions. Adnan Syed‚ 17 at the time of the murder is now a 36-year-old man who had the potential to make a difference in our world. However‚ his peers betrayed him and he was falsely convicted of the murder of his ex-girlfriend‚ Hae Min Lee‚ which led to several trials. There have been unproven testimonies and possible alibies‚ but none that add up to a clear and concise answer. Although there is evidence from both sides proclaiming Adnan’s guilt

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    LS308 Unit 9

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    are many functions of any court system. The primary function of the criminal courts in society is to help keep domestic peace. Criminal court is one of the major components of the criminal justice system. When an arrest is made it is the judge and prosecutor who are in charge of deciding what punishment will be sufficient as well as if it is necessary to take the case to trial (Steven Barkan‚ Law and Society: An Introduction‚ 279-280. Pearson Education‚ Inc. 2009). If everything works as it is intended

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    policy and law to protect everyone involved in domestic abuse. Laws are written in black and white terms; unfortunately most domestic abuse situations to an outsider are very gray. In general‚ a no-drop prosecution policy is one in which the state prosecutor decides whether to prosecute a domestic violence perpetrator‚ regardless of the victim’s wishes. These policies range from strict or “hard” no-drop policies to highly deferential policies. A “hard”

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    There are a few bad apples here and there. Yet there are some days that we hear/ read stories of police officers‚ courts and correctional systems that don’t go by the book. There should be ethical behavior police‚ courts‚ and correctional systems should follow to stop the unfairness. Also‚ the aspects they should consider prior to making decisions. Police corruption and abuse of power is one big problem to the public. The fact the communities give them the responsibility to serve and protect us.

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    Motion To Quash

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    x---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------x MOTION TO QUASH INFORMATION Accused Robin L. Padilla‚ by counsel‚ respectfully moves for the quashal of the Information dated 20 August 2010 issued by Assistant City Prosecutor Willie E. Revillame on the following ground: PREFATORY STATEMENT Commenting on

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    Crime Trends

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    abolishing parole Virginia has cut down crime in their state significantly. According to the Lexington prosecutor the number of repeat offenders has risen from 1996 to 1999 about two percent each year. They are recommending stricter penalties and laws for repeat offenders. It says “there has been a 75% increase in the number of repeat offenders charged and prosecuted since 1996” (Lexington Prosecutor). So now there are questions being raised on why so many repeat offenders are being allowed back on

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    Title and Citation Mark Koding v. Public Prosecutor [1982] 2 MLJ 120 Facts On 11 October 1978‚ the Accused‚ Mark Koding‚ a lawyer and member of the Dewan Rakyat made a speech in Parliament which was thought to be seditious. He was subsequently charged with committing an offence under Section 4(1)(b) of the Sedition Act. Issues 1. Whether‚ as a Member of Parliament (MP)‚ the Accused’s right of free speech in Parliament‚ given by sections 3 and 8 of the Houses of Parliament (Privileges and Powers)

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    only three ways‚ an indictment‚ waiver and a direct file (Juveniles Charged as Adults). An indictment is when the state can seek for a grand jury to indict at any age. A direct file is the decision of the prosecutor to transfer the case to the adult courts. A waiver is the request by prosecutor to the judge to transfer a child at least fourteen years hold to the adult court (Juvenile Justice Process). The judge looks over the child’s criminal history‚ and either denies or accepts the

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    good. These criminals suffer from many problems‚ are in some cases homeless‚ and they are in need of desperate help. They last place they want to be or should be is back on the streets. There are few variables that cause public defenders and prosecutors to come to the bargains that they do and a very big reason is that jails are overcrowded and can’t handle the volume of people that commit crimes. So in that case if someone doesn’t commit a very serious crime most often they will return to the

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    Comparison Laws and policies are written in different aspects of the criminal justice system. Some of these policies are written within the federal government and some are written on a smaller scale in the state government. The two seem rather simple to understand on the surface. The federal government handles the entire United States whereas the state government handles just what it says and that is within that specific state‚ such as New Jersey (N.J.). The following paper will contain information

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