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    Article Review Steven Anders Criminal Justice 500 November 30, 2014 Honorable Scott W. Naus Instructor Abstract Judges are the most prestigious members of the court system, but they are faced with challenges that reflect upon there ethics, and faithfulness to the people they serve. Often judges make careless misstates and forget that they are appointed or voted in by the public. Therefore some judges have been removed from the bench due to their behavior that includes, sexual allegations

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    at its fullest extent. Others believe that determining punishment through the court system is too nerve-wracking for the victims and that by allowing colleges to do so is the only way they can avoid feeling “skepticism” by the police, juries, or courts (Know Your IX). However, when juxtaposing the capabilities of the colleges and the court system when it comes to the adjudication process, it is evident that the courts are more competent in determining punishments for campus sexual assaults. It

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    “The court finds you guilty on all accounts. You are sentenced to 35 years in federal prison. Court dismissed.” If only justice in America was the same as a hollywood movie, where, in the end, each and every person put on trial receives a true and just verdict. It would be nice if America’s justice system was designed so that “you couldn’t be the next victim of corruption - innocent and sent to prison, or strapped to a table and put to death; or robbed of your life savings by American lawyers” (Sachs

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    When we were little children, an adult would ask you what you want to be when you grow up. Most children want to be dancers, singers, doctors, lawyers, etc. I always wanted to be a lawyer and advance to being a judge. Now that I am older, the judicial system is where I need to be, just not a prosecutor or judge. I have changed my mind about being a prosecutor and judge because it is too political. I would be fair. However, I would not make a very good political candidate. Even though each professional

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    directed toward the courts of law or governmental tribunals. Many organizations and unions will try and avoid to plea their cases to any government affiliated institution and opt out for an arbitrator. Arbitration is a technique used by most unions and organization, it is an option which provide a better benefits in regards to resolve disputes which may include factors such as the duration to which a court or tribunal may reach a verdict may over extend a reasonable time, as courts provide a system

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    Judge: Just let me know when you are ready. Thomas M. Maas: I will. Bailiff: Remain seated. Thomas M. Maas: Okay, You Honor. I was not able to, in the time the court gave me, find any specific authority. I will just allege, that I believe he has a due process right to have his own supporters speak to the court directly to give the court a more full picture, than they can put down in writing, as part of his right to a fair and just sentence. Judge: Well, a defense is entitled to request an evidentiary

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    price.” (Justice Spence, 1958) Hopper failed to tender the deed as provided in the deposit receipt. This lead to Mattei taking action against Hopper for breaching the agreement that was set in the deposit receipt. After a non-jury trial, the trial court ruled in the favor of Hopper. Mattei brought an appeal of the trial court’s ruling,

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    stating that his agreement to the bargain was involuntary as it was driven by fear of the death penalty. Mr. Alford 's conviction was overturned however, the Supreme Court states that a guilty plea is a voluntary decision and is not "compelled" within his Fifth Amendment rights of Self-Incrimination. In a 6 to 3 decision, the Court then reverses the appeal and reinstates his conviction. This is a great example of how the option of plea bargaining continues to be controversial. This case shows how

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    In the case of State v, Evans, he was a stalker who stalked Arnold. In the case their was a couple of incidences where he raned into her on purpose, so he was charged with stalking . In the case I will give the facts, issues, and court holding. Facts Evans a photographer with a foot fetish ask Arnold a young nursing student to could he take pictures of her feet. Evans told Arnold that he took pictures for a New York magazine and he helped other women become models. Arnold decline evans offer, and

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    pushed and pressured for the process (largely motivated by the various associations of victims), while the Prosecutor and the Government showed a somewhat reluctant and even contrary position to it. Without going into further details about British courts decisions, it suffices to recall that the House of Lords Committee finally decided that Pinochet had no criminal immunity and that his extradition was possible . Nonetheless, a political decision based on 'humanitarian grounds ' freed Pinochet,

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