Running Head: Prosecutor and Defense 1

Procedural Process Christina Kincaid South University Online Introduction to Criminal Courts | CRJ2200 R01 Week 1 Assignment 2 Discussion …show more content…
So, Bob and Susan Helmsley, should have had well known contact of what may have be going on within the Amarillo, TX Crematorium. The fact, that there was “Chip” involved, can be a big ordeal. The fact that he was a close friend of the family and helping run the
Crematorium, makes sense. For one, take the fact that Bob and Susan, was letting Chip run their business, but, yet being alone as a former coroner speaks words. Why do either Bob, nor Susan have any more useful evidence nor whether, or not either one may be guilty. Take in factor, that there were three different attempts reported on their property. What does three separate occasions tell one.
Some, kind of crime, must have happened at least once. Evidence with the proof that this is the first and fore most in the beginning, the procedural steps happen after. Dealing with crime in a small, secluded town down south, it is almost obvious that this case is an inclusive procedure to handle. A plea bargain deals with any argument in any criminal case that may be between