Bail

1. What is bail and remand? Bail is when an accused person is granted a release from the police or other officers of law, and into the custody of a person known to the accused known as sureties. The sureties make sure that the accused person will appear at a specific time and place to answer to the charge against them. If in the case that the accused person doesn’t shop at the allotted time and place then the sureties may be liable to lose the amount of money that was issued when bail was granted

provides a clear cut charge to a question many ask, “bail problems are constitutional problems in the United States” (1966, pg. 110). In this particular case, the prosecutors argued for denial of bail, “that the police needed more time to correlate information they had on persons in custody… that persons released on bail might resume looting” (Paulsen, 1966, pg. 110). The judge found that the defendants could be released on bail, but made bail $3000 higher than normal for the crimes they were arrested

A successful investigation is everything in a police department, to the victim, and the family of the victim. A successful investigation will more than likely result in justice, even some peace to all those wronged by those events. An investigation is an investigator most important job. A lot goes into an investigation, endless hours working the scene, canvassing, interviewing, chasing leads but its success is the best reward. In an organized approach to Crime Scene Investigations there are three

When watching crime shows such as Law and Order, individuals are given insight into how criminal court trials work. However, there are specific details that these shows usually skip because there boring, but these proceedings tend to be complicated. There are three branches of government that include: legislative, executive and the judicial branches. The Judicial Branch is the sector of government that presides over criminal cases and interprets the law. Within the system there are various courts

reforms for Justice The major cause of mass incarceration in the United States is Bail. Recently there are several reforms that were passed, and there are several proposals under consideration to fix this issue. A lot of people that are incarcerated toady committed low offense charges. Hence, we need a fairer, and more effective justice system so that more people could walk free rather than being locked up. With that said, bail is used today as an entrapment, which opposed its original purpose. Most importantly

every day for misdemeanors crimes. Our local justice system will then charge these individuals with fines that can be as much as $2,000 or more. Failure to pay this said fine can immediately result in potential jail time. Yet, if you can pay your bail, you will spend no more than 24 hours in a local facility. Many of these people are poor, while the remainder of these people tends to be middle to upper-class citizens. The 14th Amendment is set in place to protect citizens from being denied the

You stay here,” Ken ordered the other dog and rushed into the yard to check on Margaret. “Smoky, you stop that and come over here,” he called out several times before the dog bowed his head and went to him. “Are you all right?” He asked, helping Margaret off the ground. “Hell no, I am not okay. The stupid dog attacked me in my yard,” she said checking to make sure there was no blood, but he had torn her blouse and scratched her arm. Feeling badly about his dog’s actions Ken said, “I’m so sorry I

prison are increasing, while trust in law enforcers is declining, and if we want to solve the inequalities we must reform parts of our criminal justice system. We should reform our criminal justice system to fix the inequalities of mandatory sentences, bail, and we should create reentry programs to help released inmates stay crime free. In the past years we have seen many riots and debates over the racism and inequalities in our criminal justice system. We have heard story after story, and watched

Running Head: Adam Walsh Child Protection and Safety Act of 2006 1 Adam Walsh Child Protection and Safety Act of 2006 10 Adam Walsh Child Protection and Safety Act of 2006 Natasha R. Dixon Durham Technical Community College: Durham, N.C. Abstract In recent years, policymakers and parents of missing, abducted and slain children have demanded action against the growing problem of pedophiles in the United States. This literature examines one of the most controversial child safety acts

The party started to take place in an outdoor location and the police attended asking for the party location to be moved on, this was agreed to happen and did. My friend whose birthday it was had been living under adverse possession within the United Kingdom, this was in statue to her legal rights and because of these reasons given the party was agreed to be moved this was after many arrangements that were made, the location finally ended up being back at her home, to where she was living and residing