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dispute to start the hearing, says the number docket to the judge and reads the indictment. He is seated in his desk all the time. - Defendants The defendants are dressing regular clothes. They still have freedom and can leave the courtroom finishing the hearing. All defendants are in the same courtroom waiting for their turn. They usually stand up in front at the judge and besides their lawyers when starting the hearing. Sometimes, the judge advices them or make questions to them. - Defense Attorney

for their campaigns, there would be a bias towards the donors, judges would be bought before they even come into office, and it is not fair to judge that get less support from donors. Some might say that restricting public funding is a violation of the 1st amendment, but having judicial branch that favors its donors would just be a step back for democracy, leading court cases to be resulting in unfair conclusions. The last thing a judge needs is to be put in a tough spot when one of the people who

Texas has a controversial way of electing its judges. When Texas became a state in 1845, judges were appointed by the governor with Senate consent, but since 1876, judges at all levels of courts have been elected by the people in partisan elections. The main problem with this system is partisan elections lead to more campaign contributions and increased partisanship among judge which hinders fair and independent judiciary system. Partisan primaries result in judicial candidates who are dependent

a group of individuals are randomly selected via a jury pool such as voter registries or drivers licenses. Those selected individuals are asked to fill out a questionnaire and then based on that questionnaire they are also asked questions by the judge and attorneys. Based on their answers they are selected or not selected to be on the jury for that particular case. Once the jurors are selected (at least 16 jurors have to be

who are different from themselves, rather than opening up to others. Doing this leads to prejudice against people of different colors, religion, and even gender because they have been taught to shut them out. Not everybody in this world is quick to judge others based on their physical appearance, but those who do have been taught to think that way either by family or even friends. Society can be defined as “ people considered as a group, or a group of people who live together in a particular social

to impulsive decisions that I will regret later; 3) Motivation - be more productive, and not be afraid to take on a challenge; 4) Empathy - understand and accept the perceptions and different viewpoints of people around me by not being too quick to judge, and; 5) Social Skills - be a team player and contribute to the success as a whole and not just myself, and most importantly being an excellent communicator, and preserve good relationships with my coworkers, clients, superiors, etc. (“Emotional Intelligence

have elapsed the right to appeal expires. b) To whom can you appeal an FAA Order of Suspension or Revocation? The appeal must be sent o the NTSB. c) Who will hear the ‘trial’ of your appeal and make the initial decision? An Administrative Law Judge near the location of the violation will hear the appeal. d) Do you have the right to a jury trial at any point in an appeal from an FAA certificate action? No, you do not have the right to a jury trial at any point in the appeal process. e)

was a divorce court hearing. A divorce court proceeding is much different than the divorce court we watch on television. I divorce hearing is very much about the financial needs of each of the involved. In the court hearing that I observed, the judge was a Caucasian male. The plaintiff was an African American female. The defendant of the case was an African American male. The bailiff of the court was also an African American male. The couple that was getting divorced was an African American couple

the magistrates court. Appeals are usually heard by a circuit judge and two magistrates. The Crown Court also sentences defendants who have been committed for sentencing by magistrates, after having been summarily convicted of an either-way offence. There

Criminal justice system paper Lorie Daniels CJS/200 Sunday JULY 12, 2015 SCOTT SMITH Criminal justice system paper Our criminal judicial systems is made up of laws, courts, amendments to up hold all laws govern a to punish those who brake them. The judicial system has three parts state, local, courts, and corrections. First police investigate a crime looking to gather evidence to go along with other items gathered sometime there a need for a search warrant to connect a crime with a criminal