'Grand jury' diaporamas de présentation

Final Regents Review: The Middle Ages

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Final Regents Review: The Middle Ages

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Introduction to Criminal Justice

Introduction to Criminal Justice. Section 1.4: The Criminal Justice Process. Prepared by Adam J. McKee. The Dark Figure of Crime. Crimes often do not come to the attention of law enforcement. This is what is called the dark figure of crime .

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Lets get real.

Lets get real. The town is contaminated, the site is contaminated. Is it making people sick, and could people be dying from it? We say yes, they say no blah-blah-blah. They say the site is clean, I say its not.

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Government Test Chapter 4

Government Test Chapter 4. Louisiana History. What are concurrent powers ? A. Powers that are shared by the federal and state governments. B. Powers that are shared by state and local governments. C. Powers that are shared by the president and Congress.

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Chapter Nine: Defendants and Victims

0. Chapter Nine: Defendants and Victims. 0. Defendants and Victims are participants of the courtroom workgroup. Defendants and Victims are both subjects and objects of the criminal justice process. 0. The Defendant. Although defendants are

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Exploring the Bill of Rights For the 21st Century

Exploring the Bill of Rights For the 21st Century. The First Amendment. Five Essential Freedoms and Rights. Freedom of Speech. Congress shall make no laws . . . abridging the freedom of speech. Freedom of Religion.

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Procedure in the criminal courts and the doctrine of precedent

14th December , 2011. Procedure in the criminal courts and the doctrine of precedent. Find the words in the text that mean the following: accusation , attack , entrust , postpone , proof , punishment Three cases are mentioned in the text. Find the following information:

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THE LEGAL SYSTEM

Chapter 28. THE LEGAL SYSTEM. 28.1 The Nature of Law 28.2 The Court System 28.3 Legal Services. Lesson 28.1. THE NATURE OF LAW. Objectives. Explain the difference between civil and public law Describe the general process by which laws are enforced. Lesson 28.1. WHAT IS LAW?.

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U. S. Constitution

U. S. Constitution. Return to Mr. Welbig's Webpage. 3 Parts:. Preamble (Intro & Goals) Articles (7) Amendments (27). Preamble. (Lists the Goals of our Government). Form a more Perfect Union Establish Justice Insure Domestic Tranquility Provide for the Common Defense

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Arrest to Arraignment

Arrest to Arraignment. Chapter Ten. UCR Reports. The FBI publishes the Uniform Crime Reports. Uniform Crime Reports divide criminal offenses into two categories: Type I offenses: Index crimes Type II offenses. Homicides Forcible Rape Robbery. Aggravated Assault Burglary & Larceny

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The Pre-Trial Process

The Pre-Trial Process. DECISION TO CHARGE.

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The Bill of Rights The First 10 Amendments

The Bill of Rights The First 10 Amendments. December 15, 1791. Two Opposing Groups. Anti-Federalists Wanted more state power and a bill of rights. Federalists Believed in a strong central government. Thomas Jefferson. James Madison Father of the Constitution. 1.

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Richard M. Nixon

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Analyzing Documents

Analyzing Documents. According to The FEM Manual. A Few General Rules:. Obtain original documents Do not touch originals any more than necessary Maintain a good filing system Chain of Custody must be maintained for evidence to be accepted by the court (see appendix for sample form).

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Criminal v. Civil

Criminal v. Civil. Criminal law: Body of law dealing with crimes and their punishment Beyond a Reasonable Doubt Example: George Zimmerman in the Trayvon Martin Case Civil law: Body of law directly concerning the rights and duties between parties.

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The Arizona State Court System

The Arizona State Court System. Jurisdiction. State and Local Laws federal system allows states to deal with crime in a variety of ways Civil cases: between two parties Criminal cases: between an individual and the state. State Court Systems. Minor Courts

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Code of ethics

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New Jersey Court System

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