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    Criminal Justice Process

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    process. Before a suspect can be convicted of a crime‚ the justice process must take place. As stated in the United States Constitution‚ everyone has the right to procedural fairness (Schmalleger 2011 pg. 340). The criminal justice process begins with the initial contact‚ where the suspect has their first contact with the federal justice system. Depending on the severity of the crime the criminal justice process could continue through the correctional facility stage‚ if the crime the suspect committed is

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    At the core of the traditional role of the police in our society is the ability and need to exercise coercion in performing some of their functions. With some unknown frequency and severity‚ law enforcement officers use various forms of verbal and physical coercion in performing their everyday functions of enforcing the law and maintaining order. How and when the police use and do not use physical force influence the immediate accomplishment of police functions. The use of force also affects public

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    Sample Police Report

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    complainant? 2. Who is the victim? 3. Who is the suspect? 4. Who are the witnesses? What? 1. What type of offense has occurred? 2. What type of action has occurred or is occurring (in the case of a domestic disorder or neighbor dispute‚ etc.)? 3. What was the relationship‚ if any‚ between the victim and the suspect(s)? When? 1. When did this offense take place or when was the crime discovered? 2. When did you (the officer) arrive? 3. When did the suspect flee the scene or leave the area (if known)

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    Miranda Warnings

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    In the United States‚ the Miranda warning is a warning given by police to criminal suspects in police custody‚ or in a custodial situation‚ before they are asked questions relating to the commission of a crime. A custodial situation is where the suspects freedom of movement is restrained although he is not under arrest. An incriminating statement by a suspect will not constitute admissible evidence unless the suspect was advised of his or her "Miranda rights" and made a knowing‚ intelligent‚ and voluntary

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    Bomb and Information

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    Cited: Alexander‚ Harriet. Boston bomb: Reddit apologises for identifying wrong suspects. Vers. Web. 23 4 2013. 30 4 2013. Brenner‚ Lisa. Boston Marathon bombings Rumor Control: Man on the roof‚ ’false flag‚ ’ American Airlines‚ Family Guy‚ JFK Library‚ more. Vers. Web. 16 4 2013. 30 4 2013. Morrison‚ Jim. Brainy Quote. Vers. Web. 2001

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    Polygraph

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    Polygraph The polygraph test is one of the most controversial criminal investigative techniques of all-time. From the initial years of the invention to today‚ there is not a consensus about the investigative tool. That is why there are many people for and against the administration of polygraph tests. Therefore‚ in order to develop a clear picture of the polygraph test the history of the test must be established. Although‚ there are many sources that have well documented concerns about the invention

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    police use of interrogation techniques that‚ cumulatively cause a suspect to perceive that he has no choice but to comply with interrogator’s demands (Leo‚ R. 2013). With coercion there are police practices in interrogations that can also lead to false confessions. Although police have been trained not to contaminate a confession‚ doing so by feeding or leaking crucial facts. Feeding facts contaminates a confession because if a suspect is told how the crime happened‚ then police can never again properly

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    Torture Vs Torture

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    study states that “a confession is compelled‚ provoked‚ and manipulated from a suspect by a detective who has been trained in a genuinely deceitful art.” He admits that detectives manipulate their subjects’ minds to cooperate and give a confession. Along with this data‚ one way detectives obtain information is by presenting false data‚ misrepresenting facts‚ and lying (Feld 221). Detectives do this to make the suspect think that something has happened‚ even if it is really has not‚ or vice versa

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    Running head: CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM PAPER Criminal Justice System Michael P Barros University of Phoenix Introduction to Criminal Justice CJA/204 David Vialpando July 5‚ 2011 Criminal Justice System Paper During the next few paragraphs we will discuss the components of the criminal justice system and the criminal justice process. We will also discuss the definition of crime and its relationship to the law. Finally we will discuss the government structure as it applies to the criminal

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    Kaitlyn McClain Professor Bates ADMJ 300 7 March 2015 Homework # 4 Deadly force is defined as the amount of force likely to cause death or great bodily harm to another person. In earlier years‚ deadly force was used by police in order to apprehend a suspect regardless of the crime committed or situation at hand. Due to many cases arising against police officers and their use of deadly force‚ the courts have put certain restrictions on it and have said only to use in situations where the lives of others

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