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    been taught the names for races—he had not heard the term "black" and he called us "people with pinkish-whitish skin." The strengths of this evidence is that it provides a good personal testimony on how the author’s experience on the topic by addressing his son’s views of racism. However‚ this personal testimony is only based on one individual’s experience with this concept. Therefore it couldn’t fully count as a viable reason of how children react when they see people’s different skin color for

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    Rape Trauma Syndrome

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    Rape Trauma Syndrome Forensic Psychology 44.343.201 By: Hannah Elliott October 14th 2012 There are plenty of television shows and cases on the news that show or talk about rape victims‚ but it doesn’t impact us as much as it should. Do you know the mental or emotional trauma that these victims go through after they have become a rape victim? Rape is one of the harshest forms of criminal violence against another human being. The victim is rendered powerless by physical force‚ threats‚

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    Adnan Syed Case Study

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    girlfriend‚ Hae Min Lee‚ by strangling her and burying her body in Leakin Park. With this in mind‚ Adnan had a friend‚ Jay Wilds‚ who had assisted Adnan in the crime‚ but walked free out of his trial without having to serve any time in prison. Jay’s testimony of the crime had many inconsistencies that should’ve made him untrustworthy‚ but the jury still used his story as evidence to decide if Adnan is guilty of murder. Furthermore‚ the Serial podcast episodes‚ with Sarah Koenig as the narrator‚ involves

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    (Meyers 229). While giving his testimony‚ Steve makes it very clear to the jury he was not in the drugstore on the day of the crime. His indecisiveness of his involvement in the crime proves Steve has committed the crime. “‘I’m not guilty‚’ I said to her. ‘You should have said‚ ‘I didn’t do it‚’ she said” (Meyers 138). Miss O’Brien‚ Steve’s defense attorney‚ seems to feel there

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    comprehension‚ but also continue to change as new information is received. How might schema also affect the accuracy of “eyewitness testimony?” If you were an eyewitness to a crime‚ what three factors from our text would you apply and why? Some of the factors that can affect the accuracy of an eyewitness testimony are Long term memory. Long term memory can affect a testimony by the eyewitness because they may forget or can’t recall something important do to the amount of time that has pasted. Short term

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    Right to Confront

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    Abuse. Web. 11 Nov. 2010. . "Coy v. Iowa‚ U.S. Supreme Court Oral Argument." The Oyez Project | U.S. Supreme Court Oral Argument Recordings‚ Case Abstracts and More. Web. 29 Nov. 2010. . Grearson‚ Katherine W. "Proposed Uniform Child Witness Testimony ACT: An Impermissible Abridgement of Criminal Defendants ’ Rights." Boston College. Web. 29 Nov. 2010. . "Maryland v. Craig‚ U.S. Supreme Court Case Summary & Oral Argument." The Oyez Project | U.S. Supreme Court Oral Argument Recordings‚ Case Abstracts

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    Trial of Temple Anneke

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    regarded. There was no direct separation between church and state. Witchcraft was acknowledged as an act against God‚ as well as a capital offense. The Carolina‚ which was the “imperial criminal code….of Emperor Charles V”‚ was based on “the testimony of reliable witnesses and interrogations of the accused (xxx).” During this time allegations of maleficium were primarily directed towards females (xxvii). Tempel Anneke‚ like many other women at this time‚ had similar characteristics of what was

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    Todd Willinham Arson Case

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    the combustible substance found from the front entrance door way‚ and the burn pattern in the children’s room‚ and the testimony of the neighbors that stated that Mr. Willingham had made no attempt to go back into the home to try and save his three daughters‚ and the testimony of his wife who claimed that Willingham had physically abused her on a daily bases‚ and also a testimony of a cell inmate that stated Willingham had made a jail house confession to him while awaiting trial. After the new

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    I believe the Insanity Defense Reform‚ made it more difficult for the defense to prove the insanity defense. Also with limiting conclusive opinionated “expert testimony” by so called experts in the field on mental disabilities. Without the expert witness in the Hinckley trial giving his opinion as to the insanity defense‚ jurors would not get conclusive or opinionated statements as evidence of the case. Now‚ is

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    Crucible Essay 10 • 17 • 14 AP English III What are you willing to die for? Would you die for a principle you do not believe? Or would you rather live with your name scared? I’d rather die upholding my beliefs rather than living in false testimony. In Arthur Miller’s The Crucible‚ Reverend Hale tells Elizabeth that “ no principle‚ however glorious “ is worth dying for‚ and he argues that it is better to give a false confession than to dye for a principle of belief. I do not agree. Would

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