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    Defendant Report Sample

    ALLEN SANDERS came in to see the Judge in regards to a final notice letter defendant had received in the mail. I explained to defendant that his license was currently suspended and defendant got upset because in the final notice letter it did not stated that. While I was trying to explain to defendant where it stated and what the letter stated then defendant interrupted and he did not want to hear it. Then, I advised him that I was going to check with the Judge, if Judge was available to see him because

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    And Justice for All

    still enter the profession with the best of motives, but they are in the minority. Law is not about idealism; it's about money and back-room deals. This movie definitely had a lot of unethical actions in it, not only from the lawyers but from the judge too. I was very shocked to see how all the characters acted in the presence of the court of law. Although, parts of this movie were funny, I was still appalled about their actions. This film is neither a parody nor a black comedy, but there are

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    Ethics of Undercover Operations

    professional responsibilities of lawyers and judges, however, I believe that I can be most useful to the Committee by focusing on that area. A. The Special Need For Undercover Operations against Lawyers and Judges There is surely no need to belabor the importance of integrity in the administration of justice, or the necessity to pursue any corruption vigorously. At the same time, we must recognize that undercover operations directed against lawyers and judges, if inadequately controlled, could have

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    Court History and Purpose

    defendant pleads guilty during their arraignment the judge may sentence them at that time or schedule them for sentencing. If they plead not guilty than their case is scheduled for a trial, depending on what charges are filed by the Prosecuting Attorney or District Attorney. During a trial officers, medical specialist, forensic experts, and witnesses may be subpoenaed. At this time the judge will hear both sides of the opposing counsel. The judge and jury are the fact finders. The jury will deliberate

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    Prosecutorial Misconduct

    The court system is set up to have a fair trial, where the judge is neutral towards everyone and evidence is needed to prove one’s guilt. The prosecutor’s job is to represent the government against the person or people accused of a crime. The person accused of a crime has the right to a lawyer’s defense to make the trial fair. Even with rules and guidelines set up in the court system for a fair trial, there may be some cases in which show defense attorney misconduct, prosecutorial misconduct, or

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    Court History

    level. However, only a small percentage of cases actually go to trial because in most offenders take a plea bargain. District court judges have many responsibilities. Judges preside over trials, approve plea agreements in cases that do not make it to trial, supervise civil case settlements and apply higher-court rulings. Among their many responsibilities District court judges hear habeas corpus petitions. According to

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    Eli Whitley

    settled more than $500,000 worth of complaints. Yet McDonald’s has refused this particular woman’s claim for her medical bills amounting to $11,000.00, forcing her to take legal action. Next, Pearson, a prominent attorney promoted to Administrative Law Judge in Washington D.C., excited about his newly acquired stature is eager to begin his job, which in turn requires him to wear a suit every day. He drops off the pants to his expensive suit at the neighborhood cleaner, where he has for years because they

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    Law -What Is Business for

    power to initiate any law, what happened is that the king would choose a set of social norms ( laws of nature) and try to enforce some of them. So, over the years, with many of the King’s laws on crimes, property, and so on, the present court and judges take those cases into consideration to try and give a justified sentence to similar cases. In short, if the two parties are disagreeing on what the law is, and a similar dispute has been solved in the past, then the common thing to do is to follow

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    Judicial Precident and It's Advantages

    manner Prevents judges making random decisions Promotes justice and equal treatment Law remains the same, which helps people plan their affairs Predictability Lawyers are able to advise their clients with some degree of certainty Predictability is important in determining who should qualify for Government help in funding their legal action The Government does not fund cases which have little chance of success as this would be a waste of taxpayers’ money Flexibility Judges can develop the

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    Sports Managenment

    | Question 16 Discuss the natural justice process in sport tribunals. Should athletes at either domestic or professional level be able to have legal representation? Natural justice process in sport tribunals In sport tribunals as in courts the laws of natural justice are applied to ensure that an accused person is given the right to a fair trial. Healy (2009, 114) confirms this and outlines the laws of natural justice in relation to sport tribunals as “giving the accused person protection

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