'Criminal cases' presentation slideshows

LEADRS

LEADRS. LAW ENFORCEMENT ADVANCED DUI/DWI REPORTING SYSTEM. Why is this Important?. DWI prosecutions are among the most difficult criminal cases to prove. They almost always involve technical testimony, scientific testimony and juror empathy. Evidence presented by the officer is subjective.

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Understanding the U.S. Supreme Court

Understanding the U.S. Supreme Court. Processing Supreme Court Cases Supreme Court Decision Making The Role of Law and Legal Principles Supreme Court Decision Making The Role of Politics Conducting Research on the Supreme Court. The Supreme Court. Inside The Supreme Court Building.

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CHAP. 12 : PRIVILEGES

CHAP. 12 : PRIVILEGES. P. JANICKE FALL 2006. DEFINITION. A PRIVILEGE IS A RIGHT IN SOME PERSON OR ENTITY TO BLOCK THE ADMISSION OF CERTAIN KINDS OF EVIDENCE IN A CASE EVEN THOUGH RELEVANT EVEN THOUGH CRUCIAL EVEN THOUGH NO PREJUDICE UNDER R403. PURPOSE. TO FURTHER SOME SOCIETAL GOAL

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VIRGINIA STATE GOVERNMENT

VIRGINIA STATE GOVERNMENT. LEGISLATIVE BRANCH. VIRGINIA GENERAL ASSEMBLY. STATE SENATE. HOUSE OF DELEGATES. DUTIES. MAKES LAWS FOR VIRGINIA APPROVES BIENNIAL BUDGET (2 YR) ELECTS JUDGES FOR VIRGINIA COURTS. EXECUTIVE BRANCH. DUTIES. Carries out (executes) state laws.

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The Courtroom Work Group

The Courtroom Work Group. Judge Prosecutor Defense. Judge . Senior Officer in Court Appropriateness of conduct Settles questions of evidence Rules on Procedure Guides Questioning of Witnesses. Judge. Extensive control of the Court Decides whether to hold complainant

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The Courtroom Work Group

The Courtroom Work Group. Judge Prosecutor Defense. Judge . Senior Officer in Court Appropriateness of conduct Settles questions of evidence Rules on Procedure Guides Questioning of Witnesses. Judge. Extensive control of the Court Decides whether to hold complainant

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Chapter 17

Chapter 17. Videotapes, Photographs, Documents, and Writings as Evidence. Videotapes Photographs Documents Writings. When is a warrant needed to install and conduct videotape surveillance?.

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Chapter 6 : PROSECUTORS

Chapter 6 : PROSECUTORS. IS THE PROSECUTOR THE MOST POWEFFUL OFFICIAL IN THE CRIMINAL COURTS ?. IS THERE A DIFFERENCE BETWEEN STATE AND FEDERAL PROSECUTORS? IF SO, WHAT ARE SOME OF THE DIFFERENCES?. The POWER of the PROSECUTOR Both State and Federal Courts. Discretion

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A (very) Brief Overview of the Jury System

A (very) Brief Overview of the Jury System. What is a Jury?. Jurare = Latin; to swear or take an oath A group of citizens (peers) legally selected and sworn to inquire into any matter of fact and to give their verdict according to the evidence. Medieval Times in England.

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Civil Liberties Quiz (Part 2)

Civil Liberties Quiz (Part 2). Click on the arrow to begin the quiz.

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Criminal courts

Criminal courts. Criminal law. Branch of law that deals with behaviour harmful to society as a whole; the action against the offender is taken in the name of society The state prosecutes (Crown v. Ms. Smith). Types of offences. Indictable offences Summary offences Triable either way.

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Chapter 13

Chapter 13. The Law Governing Identification Evidence. Evidence needed to convict of a crime. To convict a person of a crime, the government must prove: That the crime charged did occur (proof of corpus delicti ) That the defendant committed or was a party to the crime charged.

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Corruption in the Customs: Two stages and the turning point in Serbia

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The Judicial Branch

The Judicial Branch. Guided Notes Chapter 29 Pages 417-428. Questions 1-3. 1. constitutional law: written provisions of US and state constitutions 2. statutory law: written laws enacted by legislative bodies 3. administrative law: written rules and regulations of executive agencies.

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Business Law Essential Standard 1.00 Objective 1.02

Business Law Essential Standard 1.00 Objective 1.02. Understand C ourt Systems and T rial P rocedures. Federal Courts. U. S. Supreme Court : Has both original and appellate jurisdiction. U. S. Court of Appeals: Has appellate jurisdiction over the district courts.

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Genetic Variation

Genetic Variation. Most genes have small sequence differences between individuals Occur every 1350 bp on average Some of these polymorphisms may affect: How well the protein works How the protein interacts with another protein or substrate

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Appellate Practice Basics

Appellate Practice Basics. February 22, 2019 Anoka county bar association CLE Kelsey R. Kelley, Assistant Anoka County Attorney. Preserving the Record in District Court. Raise any potential issues in the trial court. Failure to raise an issue precludes review on appeal.

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PROSECUTORIAL DISCRETION : Plea Bargaining

PROSECUTORIAL DISCRETION : Plea Bargaining. By: Katie Cobb and Summer Bailey. Prosecutorial discretion. The use of prosecutorial discretion within the court system allows the prosecutor the freedom or authority to make judgments based on the existing circumstances as he or she perceives them.

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Drunk Driving Attorney Florida - Kate Mesic

Need a Drunk Driving Attorney or Drug possession lawyers in Jacksonville Florida? MesicLaw criminal defense and drug lawyers handle all types of drug possession cases. Call at (904) 388-4030 ext. 408 to speak our attorney .Services are provided in Duval, St. Johns, Nassau and Clay Counties.For more information, please visit www.mesiclaw.com.

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