'Criminally responsible' presentation slideshows

The choice is yours

The choice is yours. Ralph Wayne . My Mother. Death Row Facts

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DEFENCES

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DEFENCES

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Safety Edition

jeopardy jeopardy jeopardy jeopardy. jeopardy jeopardy jeopardy jeopardy. jeopardy jeopardy jeopardy jeopardy. Safety Edition. 10. 10. 10. 10. 10. 15. 15. 15. 15. 15. 20. 20. 20. 20. 20. 25. 25. 25. 25. 25. 30. 30. 30. 30. 30. C.S.E.

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MENTAL HEALTH AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE

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Chapter 5 Our Criminal Laws

Chapter 5 Our Criminal Laws. Lesson 5-1 Criminal Law. A punishable offense against society . Society (through police & prosecutors) attempts to identify, arrest, prosecute, and punish the criminal . Efforts are designed to protect society rather than the victim of the crime.

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A History of the Juvenile Justice System

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Amnesia and Criminal Competencies

Amnesia and Criminal Competencies. Forensic Neuropsychology Marie Schroder June 8, 2006. Amnesia. Conceptualized by neuropsychologists Profound deficit in acquisition, retention, or retrieval Anterograde/ Retrograde Amnesic syndrome Anatomical substrate

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Defences

Defences. Defences. Alibi An alibi is proof that the accused could not have committed the actus reus as they were not near the crime scene. Some alibis are better than others Example: Your wife/husband may not be a credible alibi. Mental State Defences. Automatism

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Defining Crime

Defining Crime. Homework analysis. Different levels. Crime can appear on many different levels, ranging from petty theft of smalls amounts of money to the injury or death of another person. Most offences are closely linked with acts that are regarded as against the criminal law.

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Defenses

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Chapter 10.1

Chapter 10.1. Defences.

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Types of Defenses

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defenses

defenses. Chapter 11. Conviction. In a criminal case, prosecutor must establish beyond a reasonable doubt that defendant committed the act with intent. Defendant not required to present a defense Defendant can force the government to prove its case Only a number of defenses are available.

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Violence and Mental Illness

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A Tell Tale Heart

A Tell Tale Heart. Edgar Allen Poe. Historical Background. The evil eye is a malevolent (malicious) look that many cultures believe able to cause injury or misfortune for the person at whom it is directed for reasons of envy or dislike .

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Automatism

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Mental Illness or Insanity as a Complete D efence

Mental Illness or Insanity as a Complete D efence. Liam & Sarah. Mental illness or insanity as a defence.

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