'Accused person' presentation slideshows

I AM A FAIR PERSON.

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Areas of Law

Areas of Law. Commerce Stage 5 Core Part 2.1. Syllabus Agenda. Areas of law classifying laws how laws are made common law statute law constitutions the relationship of laws to values, morals and ethics how laws are changed. Lingo list. Civil law

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Investigation and Arrest

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I AM A FAIR PERSON.

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MEDIEVAL PUNISHMENT

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BY P.K.MITTAL B. Com, LLB, FCS ADVOCATE DELHI HIGH COURT

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Mystery Terms

Mystery Terms. alibi. An excuse that an accused person uses to show he/she was somewhere else than at the scene of a crime. The police found many holes in his alibi. breakthrough. an advancement or discovery that helps solve a crime Finding her number on his cell phone

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Criminal Defences

Criminal Defences . Chapter 8. Right to a Defence. In a criminal case, the Crown must prove beyond a reasonable doubt that the accused had the actus reus and mens rea to commit a crime. In response, the accused has a basic legal right to present a defence .

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Power of FPOs to arrest and the rights of arrested persons

Power of FPOs to arrest and the rights of arrested persons. Purpose of an arrest. Arrest is one of the lawful methods of securing the attendance of an accused person in court. It is also the most drastic method.

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Criminal Defences

Criminal Defences. CLN4U. Defences. Every person is entitled to present a defence at trial A defence may be defined broadly as any denial or answer to the charge against the accused person If the Crown's case is very weak, a defence lawyer may choose not to present any evidence

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Question Trails Discussion

Question Trails Discussion. A/Prof Mark Nolan ANU College of Law mark.nolan@anu.edu.au. Question Trails: Discussion. (1) Even more empirical psychological research on QTs (2) What legislative change is required to permit use of QTs? (3) Methodological issues when conducting research on QTs.

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Chapter 9.2 The Bill of Rights

Chapter 9.2 The Bill of Rights. James Madison of Virginia Promised a bill of rights that would outline rights guaranteed to the people of America. Bill of Rights First 10 amendments of the U.S. Constitution. The U.S. Constitution. Where is it located?. 1 st Amendment.

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Miranda v. Arizona

Miranda v. Arizona. Facts of the Case. Police arrest Ernesto Miranda after the victim identifies him in lineup Police interrogate Miranda for two hours. Facts of the Case. Miranda confesses to charges of rape and kidnapping. At trial, the prosecutor uses confession to obtain conviction.

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Mystery Unit Vocabulary

Mystery Unit Vocabulary. Alibi. A plea offered by an accused person of not having been at the scene of a crime. Clue. Something that appears to give information toward solving the crime. Deduction. Collecting the facts and drawing a conclusion. Evidence.

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Elements of Crime

Elements of Crime. For an offender to be convicted of a criminal offence, at common law the prosecution usually must prove: Actus reus Mens rea causation. actus reus. Performed that actual offence The important features of actus reus are: That the act or omission actually took place

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Anticipatory Set

Anticipatory Set. Discuss the following questions with your neighbors: Can government change how people treat each other? Explain. The Great Society. In groups of 2, describe the objectives or results of the following programs & laws: Tax-cut bill of 1964 Civil Rights Act of 1964

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Anticipatory Set

Anticipatory Set. Discuss the following questions with your neighbors: Can government change how people treat each other? Explain. The Great Society. In groups of 2, describe the objectives or results of the following programs & laws: Tax-cut bill of 1964 Civil Rights Act of 1964

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Anticipatory Set

Anticipatory Set. Discuss the following questions with your neighbors: Can government change how people treat each other? Explain. The Great Society. In groups of 2, describe the objectives or results of the following programs & laws: Tax-cut bill of 1964 Civil Rights Act of 1964

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The Mock Trial Version!

The Mock Trial Version!. We the Students 2014. Mock Trial Jeopardy. Bills of Rights: 100. Jack steals a candy bar and is sentenced to life in prison: ANSWER: 8th Amendment: Cruel and Unusual Punishment. Bill of Rights : 200.

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