Policing Identity - Scholarship Repository
... matters have eluded sustained scholarly attention, a deficit that has assumed ever greater significance as government databases have become more comprehensive and powerful. Identity evidence, in short, has and continues to suffer from an identity crisis, which this Article seeks to remedy. The Artic ...
... matters have eluded sustained scholarly attention, a deficit that has assumed ever greater significance as government databases have become more comprehensive and powerful. Identity evidence, in short, has and continues to suffer from an identity crisis, which this Article seeks to remedy. The Artic ...
SL 2011-192 - North Carolina General Assembly
... SECTION 1.(l) This section becomes effective December 1, 2011, and applies to persons placed on probation based on offenses which occur on or after December 1, 2011; however, this section and the provisions of this act requiring the Department of Correction to adopt guidelines and procedures are eff ...
... SECTION 1.(l) This section becomes effective December 1, 2011, and applies to persons placed on probation based on offenses which occur on or after December 1, 2011; however, this section and the provisions of this act requiring the Department of Correction to adopt guidelines and procedures are eff ...
Fighting Environmental Crime in the UK
... comparatively small. There were in total 1.93 million offenders proceeded against in the year 2002-03 with 33,000 for burglary alone. This might suggest that, in comparative terms, environmental crime should be given less attention than many other crimes. However, Dr Leith Penny, Director of Cleansi ...
... comparatively small. There were in total 1.93 million offenders proceeded against in the year 2002-03 with 33,000 for burglary alone. This might suggest that, in comparative terms, environmental crime should be given less attention than many other crimes. However, Dr Leith Penny, Director of Cleansi ...
THE INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT AND CONFLICT
... the creation of the ICC and the duties it imposes on State Parties to criminalize in their domestic laws the crimes encompassed by the ICC Statute. In addition, the Secretary-General of the United Nations has maintained an unambiguous position on the issue, taking the question of accountability for ...
... the creation of the ICC and the duties it imposes on State Parties to criminalize in their domestic laws the crimes encompassed by the ICC Statute. In addition, the Secretary-General of the United Nations has maintained an unambiguous position on the issue, taking the question of accountability for ...
2014 DV Chapter for Cindy
... Harassment means knowing conduct, including written or printed communication or transmission, telephone or cellular or other wireless telephonic communication, facsimile transmission, pager messages or transmissions, answering machine or voice mail messages or transmissions, and electronic mail mess ...
... Harassment means knowing conduct, including written or printed communication or transmission, telephone or cellular or other wireless telephonic communication, facsimile transmission, pager messages or transmissions, answering machine or voice mail messages or transmissions, and electronic mail mess ...
C:\LawFirmFiles(Current)\VIDRINE\Pleadings\Original Complaint.wpd
... Mr. Vidrine was arrested shortly after formal felony charges were filed against him on December 14, 1999. Mr. Vidrine was charged in the indictment with one count of “knowingly stor[ing] hazardous waste * * * at storage Tank 402 on the property of ‘Canal’. . . .” This criminal statute prescribes upo ...
... Mr. Vidrine was arrested shortly after formal felony charges were filed against him on December 14, 1999. Mr. Vidrine was charged in the indictment with one count of “knowingly stor[ing] hazardous waste * * * at storage Tank 402 on the property of ‘Canal’. . . .” This criminal statute prescribes upo ...
CRIMINAL JUSTICE IN AMERICA
... Meanwhile, in a middle-income residential area, a young husband and wife arrive home from a movie. They notice that the glass in the back door has been smashed in. Inside, they find a horrible mess, with furniture tipped over and china broken on the floor. The television and DVD player are gone. The ...
... Meanwhile, in a middle-income residential area, a young husband and wife arrive home from a movie. They notice that the glass in the back door has been smashed in. Inside, they find a horrible mess, with furniture tipped over and china broken on the floor. The television and DVD player are gone. The ...
Removing the Malice from Federal "Malicious Prosecution": What
... that filter information subjectively, causing inaccurate perceptions and objectively unreasonable decisionmaking. Although unintentional and often unconscious, cognitive biases may be ameliorated through education, exposure to divergent views, and reform of systemicfactors that triggerand exacerbate ...
... that filter information subjectively, causing inaccurate perceptions and objectively unreasonable decisionmaking. Although unintentional and often unconscious, cognitive biases may be ameliorated through education, exposure to divergent views, and reform of systemicfactors that triggerand exacerbate ...
Reconsidering the Mistake of Law Defense
... of reliance on opinions of government officials interpreting a federal law within their jurisdiction); Sinclair v. United States, 279 U.S. 263, 299 (1929) (reliance on advice of private counsel); Brown v. United States, 256 U.S. 335, 343–44 (1921) (self-defense); Rowe v. United States, 164 U.S. 546, ...
... of reliance on opinions of government officials interpreting a federal law within their jurisdiction); Sinclair v. United States, 279 U.S. 263, 299 (1929) (reliance on advice of private counsel); Brown v. United States, 256 U.S. 335, 343–44 (1921) (self-defense); Rowe v. United States, 164 U.S. 546, ...
Just Say No Excuse: The Rise and Fall of the Intoxication Defense
... avoid punishment for the unintended consequences of his acts with what then-New Hampshire Supreme Court Justice David Souter described as the individual's "responsibility... to stay sober if his intoxication will jeopardize the lives and safety of others."2 The issue presents the choice of whether t ...
... avoid punishment for the unintended consequences of his acts with what then-New Hampshire Supreme Court Justice David Souter described as the individual's "responsibility... to stay sober if his intoxication will jeopardize the lives and safety of others."2 The issue presents the choice of whether t ...
STAT REV Crim Proc Code Chapter 45
... allege that the offense was committed in the territorial limits of the municipality in which the complaint is made. (d) A complaint may be sworn to before any officer authorized to administer oaths. (e) A complaint in municipal court may be sworn to before: (1) the municipal judge; (2) the clerk of ...
... allege that the offense was committed in the territorial limits of the municipality in which the complaint is made. (d) A complaint may be sworn to before any officer authorized to administer oaths. (e) A complaint in municipal court may be sworn to before: (1) the municipal judge; (2) the clerk of ...
Student`s Name
... A juvenile who is found guilty is sentenced to reform schools, training schools, and wilderness camps (Meyer 287). Two years after being released the juvenile’s records are sealed. (Issue 1-B What are the harms in the present system?) There are many problems with the present juvenile court system. U ...
... A juvenile who is found guilty is sentenced to reform schools, training schools, and wilderness camps (Meyer 287). Two years after being released the juvenile’s records are sealed. (Issue 1-B What are the harms in the present system?) There are many problems with the present juvenile court system. U ...
Not Guilty by Reason of Insanity: A Sane Approach
... could not form the requisite mental state, the intent which is a crucial element of the crime. The recognition that crimes are based on the existence of a mens rea/mental state, as well as an actus rea/physical act, goes back more than three thousand years. 7 The Hebrews made a distinction between i ...
... could not form the requisite mental state, the intent which is a crucial element of the crime. The recognition that crimes are based on the existence of a mens rea/mental state, as well as an actus rea/physical act, goes back more than three thousand years. 7 The Hebrews made a distinction between i ...
Life sentences in countries that practice inhuman sentencing.
... Persons under the age of 14: cannot be sentenced to imprisonment (Children and Young Persons Order, art. 44)16 Persons between the ages of 14 and 18: May not be detained unless “of so unruly a character that he cannot be detained in a place of detention of an approved school” (Children and young P ...
... Persons under the age of 14: cannot be sentenced to imprisonment (Children and Young Persons Order, art. 44)16 Persons between the ages of 14 and 18: May not be detained unless “of so unruly a character that he cannot be detained in a place of detention of an approved school” (Children and young P ...
Ordinary Sentences for Extraordinary Crimes
... 11 Order, Mr Justice Moses, 29 September 2005. See Re Huntley (2005), The Daily Telegraph, 6 October 2005. 12 The case is well-known in the United States and generated a number of appeals, including two appeals to the United States Supreme Court. A book about the case, Fatal Vision (New York: Putnam ...
... 11 Order, Mr Justice Moses, 29 September 2005. See Re Huntley (2005), The Daily Telegraph, 6 October 2005. 12 The case is well-known in the United States and generated a number of appeals, including two appeals to the United States Supreme Court. A book about the case, Fatal Vision (New York: Putnam ...
Consistency in Sentencing for Federal Offences
... The consistency that is sought is consistency in the application of the relevant legal principles. And that requires consistency in the application of Pt IB of the Crimes Act. When it is said that the search is for ‘reasonable consistency’, what is sought is the treatment of like cases alike, and di ...
... The consistency that is sought is consistency in the application of the relevant legal principles. And that requires consistency in the application of Pt IB of the Crimes Act. When it is said that the search is for ‘reasonable consistency’, what is sought is the treatment of like cases alike, and di ...
view - TIDC
... 3.01 Definitions. As used in this rule: (a) "Net household income" means all income of the defendant and spousal income actually available to the defendant. Such income shall include: takehome wages and salary (gross income earned minus those deductions required by law or as a condition of employmen ...
... 3.01 Definitions. As used in this rule: (a) "Net household income" means all income of the defendant and spousal income actually available to the defendant. Such income shall include: takehome wages and salary (gross income earned minus those deductions required by law or as a condition of employmen ...
Hernandez 1 Valuing Gideon`s Gold: How Much Justice Can We
... hundred days after the arrest.22 The district attorney’s office routinely failed to indict or reject a case within the required ninety days, and inmates were not being released as proscribed by statute.23 By law, defendants were entitled to release if the indictment was not filed within ninety days ...
... hundred days after the arrest.22 The district attorney’s office routinely failed to indict or reject a case within the required ninety days, and inmates were not being released as proscribed by statute.23 By law, defendants were entitled to release if the indictment was not filed within ninety days ...
102527 - Kansas Judicial Branch
... pleads not guilty. "To establish this charge, each of the following claims must be proved: ...
... pleads not guilty. "To establish this charge, each of the following claims must be proved: ...
RTF format
... others that in the case of an application in terms of s. 31(1)(a) of the Criminal Procedure Act 51 of 1977 for the return of a vehicle seized in terms of s. 20 of the Act, provided no criminal proceedings have been instituted or there existed a reasonable likelihood that such proceedings are to be o ...
... others that in the case of an application in terms of s. 31(1)(a) of the Criminal Procedure Act 51 of 1977 for the return of a vehicle seized in terms of s. 20 of the Act, provided no criminal proceedings have been instituted or there existed a reasonable likelihood that such proceedings are to be o ...
SL 1977-711 - North Carolina General Assembly
... selected one at a time, in which case each juror must first be passed by the State. These jurors may be sequestered before and after selection. "§ 15A-1215. Alternate jurors. — The judge may permit the seating of one or more alternate jurors. Alternate jurors must be sworn and seated near the jury w ...
... selected one at a time, in which case each juror must first be passed by the State. These jurors may be sequestered before and after selection. "§ 15A-1215. Alternate jurors. — The judge may permit the seating of one or more alternate jurors. Alternate jurors must be sworn and seated near the jury w ...
imageREAL Capture
... The 1689 Bill of Rights prohibition on excessive fines and cruel and unusual punishments conveys the same notion. In Italy, in 1764, the father of the classical school of criminology, the Marchese de Beccaria, published a much translated and influential Essay on Crimes and Punishments5 in which he a ...
... The 1689 Bill of Rights prohibition on excessive fines and cruel and unusual punishments conveys the same notion. In Italy, in 1764, the father of the classical school of criminology, the Marchese de Beccaria, published a much translated and influential Essay on Crimes and Punishments5 in which he a ...
Sentencing in England - DigitalCommons@UM Carey Law
... academic attention until the early 1970's. The issue surfaced in a case in which an appellant claimed that he had been pressured into pleading guilty by the threat of a custodial sentence if he were convicted by the jury.24 The Court of Appeal laid down several rules2 5 which it has reiterated on a ...
... academic attention until the early 1970's. The issue surfaced in a case in which an appellant claimed that he had been pressured into pleading guilty by the threat of a custodial sentence if he were convicted by the jury.24 The Court of Appeal laid down several rules2 5 which it has reiterated on a ...
Particularly Serious Crime.
... Indiana Criminal Code §35-42-2-2 (2008) and of Class C reckless homicide, pursuant to Indiana Criminal Code §35-42-1-5 (2008). Respondent was sentenced to 3 years and 545 days, respectively. She was permitted to serve her sentences concurrently and was released from criminal custody after serving ap ...
... Indiana Criminal Code §35-42-2-2 (2008) and of Class C reckless homicide, pursuant to Indiana Criminal Code §35-42-1-5 (2008). Respondent was sentenced to 3 years and 545 days, respectively. She was permitted to serve her sentences concurrently and was released from criminal custody after serving ap ...
A Challenge For Proportionality - Irish Sentencing Information System
... reduced from 18 to 12 years’ imprisonment. The latter offences appear to have been committed between the mid-1980s and the early 1990s, and the sentence for those offences was finalised in 1994. While serving that sentence, he was questioned in relation to the 1972 assaults and he made certain admis ...
... reduced from 18 to 12 years’ imprisonment. The latter offences appear to have been committed between the mid-1980s and the early 1990s, and the sentence for those offences was finalised in 1994. While serving that sentence, he was questioned in relation to the 1972 assaults and he made certain admis ...