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    The Law and Order

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    how an elite group of unit of special victims of the city of New York prosecutors‚ arrest‚ and condemn big-time criminals for different crimes. The mission is that the most dangerous criminals to be tried and imprisoned. They investigate rape‚ sexual abuse‚ abductions and other crimes committed by criminals. It is a shocking and emotional drama that chronicles the life and crimes that occur in New York‚ This series prosecutor arrest and condemn big-time criminals for different crimes. This series

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    Deamation Lawsuit Summary

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    To win a defamation lawsuit there are four elements that the plaintiff must prove; Defamation which are factual statements that are likely to harm someone’s reputation. The police officers argued that Mosby made statements that they deliberately ignored Grey’s injuries and cries for help. They stated in their lawsuit that this statement is defamatory because “they exposed Plaintiffs to public scorn‚ hatred and contempt‚ and thereby discouraging others in the community from having a favourable opinion

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    Gerstein v Pugh Parties: Gerstein Petitioner‚ Pugh: Respondent Facts: Respondent was arrested on an information (charging documeLabeling Theory and the resulting effects on children in our societynt prepared by prosecutor‚ not reviewed by grand jury or judge) and held without bond at least 30 days without a determination of probable cause. History: Respondent filed a civil suit‚ with Petitioner‚ State Attorney for Dade County‚ as defendant. District Court found for Respondent and ordered probable

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    statement‚ but how‚ when‚ and by whom the information is obtained. It is of extreme importance that any witness that provides testimony is able to provide that same information under oath‚ without having an individual bear witness under oath‚ the prosecutor runs the risk of the statement being inadmissible (Worral‚ Hemmens‚ & Nored‚ 2012‚ p. 71). Examples of testimonials’ that are admissible would be affidavits and depositions‚ or testifying in a

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    Timeline of the Tyco International scandal Key dates and events that led to the convictions of former Tyco CEO L. Dennis Kozlowski and CFO Mark Swartz: March 13‚ 2001: Tyco announces $9.2 billion cash and stock deal to purchase the CIT Group‚ a commercial finance company. Tyco director Frank Walsh helps arrange the deal. Dec. 5‚ 2001: Tyco shares close at a high of $59.76 on the New York Stock Exchange. Jan. 14‚ 2002: Business Week magazine lists Tyco CEO L. Dennis Kozlowski as one of the top

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    Stalking Research Paper

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    Prosecutors are encourage to provide victims with the advocate services they need; to consider any applicable charges for the offender. Victim advocates are encourage to understand the meaning of stalking and how it works in order to help the victim appropriately;

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    Plea Bargaining

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    judicial process. Plea bargaining may be beneficial to the rightfully accused allowing them a lighter sentence; however‚ if wrongfully accused‚ it could cost an innocent person their freedom. A plea bargain is an agreement in a criminal case where the prosecutor and the defendant arrange to end the case against the defendant before it goes to a judge or jury trial‚ but it must always have the courts= approval. A general description of the overall plea bargaining process is that the accused pleads guilty

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    Race-Based Jury Nullification Abstract Internet research clearly showed a long history for jury nullification in the US. An explanation of jury nullification‚ and in particular race based jury nullification‚ is that it is a method whereby juries nullify unfair laws by declaring guilty defendants not guilty. Race based nullification is where a jury acquits and individual based on their race. This is commonly found in homogenous juries where there is little jury diversity. Past cases such as runaway

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    procedures is for officers to prevent and control crime. Officers work with prosecutors to obtain evidence to set a conviction in the court of law. * Courts: Court is where a person accused of committing a punishable offense go to have their criminal responsibility determined by judges and juries. The purpose of having court is to seek justice and discover the truth. The people who make the court function properly are prosecutors‚ defense attorneys‚ and judges. * Corrections: In the corrections

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    Criminal Law

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    the state and house people who have committed felonies.* BURDEN OF PROOF- The burden of proof in criminal cases is guilt beyond a reasonable doubt. This means the prosecutor must prove all of the elements of the crime. The jury will be told to find the defendant not guilty of the crime charged if the jurors think that the prosecutor has not proven all of the elements of the crime beyond a reasonable doubt. -Crimes are usually broken up into two pieces‚ did the defendant commit the criminal act

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