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    1) In a civil auto action case, Joe, who is the defendant offered his own statement that he made to a bystander at the accident scene: "The intersection was clear when I entered it." Joe is offering the statement for the truth it asserts. Is the statement admissible? Why or why not? State the FRE that applies here. In a civil action when Joe who is the defendant offered his own statement that he made to a bystander at the accident scene, when he stated, “The intersection was clear when I…

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    Fourteenth Amendment, often referred to as the Incorporation Doctrine. The case included a man named John Benton, and in 1965, Benton was in a state court of Maryland, facing trial for burglary and larceny. The State Court established that he was “innocent of larceny” (Benton v. Maryland - Significance) but guilty if burglary. Because of this, Benton was convicted and sentenced…

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    Uniform Crime Case Study

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    enforcement or not. These two reporting systems measure many of the same crimes, but some are described differently. The UCR collects information on murder and nonnegligent manslaughter, forcible rape, robbery, aggravated assault, burglary,…

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    Hammurabi Evolution

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    The Origin, Evolution, and Modern day Criminal Law Jessica Lynd grantham University Week One The Origin dates back even before the Hammurabi which was the code of laws was organized in orderly groups, so all who read the laws would understand what was needed of them. The Code of Hammurabi is that the longest surviving text from the old Babylonian period. The code has been seen as an early example of a law, regulating a government , a primitive…

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    Those arguments are about burglary, their constitutional rights, and whether or not gun control would actually be effective. First,…

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    Jayquan is not currently on any form of juvenile supervision but he has been on juvenile probation in Chesapeake for an assault and battery charge in 2013. His case was closed to services on November 23, 2014, when he completed a period of probation, completed an anger management program, completed 25 hours of community service work and paid restitution. Jayquan also has a Learner’s Permit violation in Portsmouth on April 5, 2014. He was ordered to complete 15 hours of community service work…

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    Risk Assessment Essay

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    This assignment will take the form of a risk assessment, assessing the possible risks that can be found in the home environment and its surroundings. It will define what is meant by the word risk and it will describe how one is identified. In the essay three risks from within the home will be examined and there will be a discussion as to how frequently these risks occur. Penultimately, this essay will present influential criminological theories to help explain the phenomenon of crime. Finally,…

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    hypothesis of experimenting upon the correlation between crime and beauty. Sigall and Ostrove stated two hypothesis, one being that expected beautiful defendants would receive lighter punishments when their beauty was unrelated to the crime (e.g., burglary) compared to an unattractive defendant, or defendant whose beauty was unknown and the second hypothesis being that if the crime involved using one’s beauty to persuade innocent victims (e.g., swindling), they expected beautiful defendants to…

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    Three Strikes Law Cases

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    nonviolent convictions. In addition to, Dale Curtis Gaines, suffered from both mental illness and mental retardation, suffered an abusive childhood, never committed a violent crime, yet sentenced to life in prison. His first two strikes were daytime burglaries of unarmed home, where he only stole pocket change and his third strike receiving stolen property. Lastly, an army veteran, with a heroin addiction, sentenced to fifty years in prison for stealing nine videos, Leonardo…

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    had committed serious offenses of murder, aggravated assault and burglary. According to the law, these offences are excluded from being tried in juvenile courts because they are too serious of an offence. The system of juvenile may not be able to give a substantial penalty for the crimes committed. Statutory exclusion lets the teens be tried as adults because, at their age, they knew what the law said about murder, assault and burglary. The teens were old enough to understand the kind of crimes…

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