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    In the early 1990’s there was an incident that happened in Southern California that rocked the city of Los Angeles. The incident involved California Highway Patrol and the Los Angeles Police Department‚ and a civilian named Rodney King. “According to official reports‚ the car’s two passengers quickly and lay on the ground as instructed. But‚ when the driver King‚ finally emerged from the car‚ his bizarre behavior and spotty compliance with police orders led officers to believe he was drunk‚ or high

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    Infanticide Act 1949 AG v O shea . Jury wanted to add rider to verdict. Rejected by court at time. Doyle v Wicklow CC 1974. Person doesn’t have will power to say no. Not accepted in England but accepted in Ireland. DPP v Joseph o mahony. 1985 . Argument denied by court. Henchy Committee 1978- recommendation. Criminal law (insanity) act 2006. Not guilty by insanity but their sentence is substantially diminished. Consequences of DR verdict. Anything from a fine to life. Should generally be shorted

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    intimate with his best friend Bubba The Love Sponge Clem’s then-wife‚ Heather Clem‚ was secretly recorded. "We’re exceptionally happy with the verdict‚" the 62-year-old retired wrestler’s legal team previously said in a statement to PEOPLE. "We think it represents a statement as to the public’s disgust with the invasion of privacy disguised as journalism. The verdict says no more." Variety reports that the jury found that Terry Gene Bollea a.k.a Hulk Hogan‚ had suffered "severe

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    Submitted By: Prof. Tarkesh Moliya Chirag Jain (11bbl040) JUDGEMENT OF ALLAHABAD HIGH COURT On 11 July 2013‚ the Allahabad High Court had passed a verdict that there will be no caste-based rallies on the grounds that it disturbs social harmony and violates the constitutional spirit. It was based on a PIL with reference to case no Misc‚ bench no 5889 of 2013. The main grievance in the appeal was that

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    on 4.2.2014 from WGSN: http://www.wgsn.com/content/report/Trend_Analysis/Kidswear/2014/Feb_02/graphic-grids-emerging-kidswear-trend.html Images: Image 5. Accessible and exclusive brands (2013) at https://service-verdictretail-com.arts.idm.oclc.org/verdict/trends/marketing/article39587.ece‚ retrieved on 18.2.2014 Image 6 Image 9. Kidswear: matrix (2013) at http://www.wgsn.com/content/report/Creative_Direction/COLOUR/Spring_summer_2015/Departmental_super_report/kidswear/matrix.html‚ retrieved on 4.2

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    1971). Procedure: Plaintiff Katko filed suit against Briney in Mahaska District Court seeking damages for injury suffered by defendant. After trial by jury and in accordance with jury verdict‚ Court awarded plaintiff actual and punitive damages. Court denied defendant’s motion for judgment notwithstanding the verdict and for new trial. Defendant appealed. Facts: Plaintiff trespassed on defendant’s property with the intent to steal items from inside the un-occupied house and was shot in the leg by

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    As an outsider looking in on this case the verdict is quite simple. Tom Robinson is innocent. As a reader‚ it is incredibly obvious Tom has done nothing wrong. The only action Tom has done wrong is feel bad for a white girl who turned on him‚ “I felt right sorry for her” (264). Unfortunately‚ we‚ the readers‚ are not the jury‚ we have no say in Tom’s fate‚ instead‚ we have to put faith in a jury who believe “all Negroes lie…all Negroes are basically immoral beings…all Negro men are not to be trusted

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    Facts: John was arrested and charged with murder for killing his neighbor Jacques during a struggle involving a gun. Questions: 1. Describe the criminal court process of this case from the arrest to the trial‚ including the role of the prosecution‚ the role of the defense attorney‚ the role of the judge‚ and the role of the jury. John will be arrested and read his Miranda rights (You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can and will be used against you in a court of law. You have

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    weighing of evidence presented at a trial b. The jury was given time to deliberate whether or not Mr. Schlictman’s case against the two companies should continue. 6. Verdict a. The expressed decision of the jury on questions of fact submitted to it for determination‚ based on evidence presented during trial. b. The jury’s verdict was guilty for one of the companies and not guilty for another. It affectively ended Mr. Schlictman’s case against one of them but allowed him to continue to prosecute

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    or cause of death‚ the very issues that prompted the jury to acquit. However‚ because these issues‚ or other very basic legal concepts like reasonable doubt‚ were not given their proper coverage during the trial‚ most people were outraged with the verdict and believed that the jury had been made of ignorant people‚ when in reality‚ their acquittal seems reasonable in a legal context. Ultimately‚ this shows the way that news coverage can actually mislead the public‚ even online. Because much of the

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