'Attorney present' presentation slideshows

TRIVIA GAME

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Who Wants to be an A Student?

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Welcome to Forensic Science

Welcome to Forensic Science. Mrs. Cannon Room 306 cannona@archbishopsplading.org. Warm-Up Question. What is forensic science?. What is forensic science?. The term forensics is derived from the Latin forensis meaning forum.

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Eunkyung Jo Junho Cha Department of Psychology Hallym University Republic of Korea ekjo@hallym.ac.kr

Comprehension of Miranda Rights Among Korean Juvenile Offenders. Eunkyung Jo Junho Cha Department of Psychology Hallym University Republic of Korea ekjo@hallym.ac.kr. Miranda Rights. U.S. Supreme Court case: Miranda v Arizona, 1966

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Police and the Rule of Law

Chapter 8. Police and the Rule of Law. Identification of Criminal Behavior. The means police use to identify criminal behavior is controlled by law and court decisions. Surveillance Search and frisk Trading immunity for information Temporary detention Apprehension and arrest.

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Rights of Suspects

Rights of Suspects. The Fourth Amendment The Fifth Amendment. The Fourth Amendment.

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Section III Challenges to the Profession

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Guardian Ad Litem

Guardian Ad Litem

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Learn about your Legal Rights to Protect Yourself after a Motorcycle Accident

After getting involved in a motorcycle accident, you have to take certain actions to ensure that your legal rights are fully protected. If the driver remains on the scene, try and take the same images and exchange information with the driver while you wait for the police and the ambulance to arrive. Contact a Philadelphia motorcycle accident lawyer Daniel S. Doyle learn more about your legal rights and how to enforce them properly.

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American Government

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Miranda v. Arizona (1966) Supreme Court Guidelines

Miranda v. Arizona (1966) Supreme Court Guidelines.

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Miranda v. Arizona

Miranda v. Arizona. By: Katie Losiniecki. Facts. Ernesto Miranda was arrested in 1966 for the kidnapping and rape of an 18 year old woman

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