report - BIICL
... According to Judge Trechsel, criminal proceedings must adhere to two principles of justice: substantive and procedural. Judge Trechsel emphasized the latter area of justice as important since it is relevant to the adversarial aspect of criminal proceedings, and must be upheld to fulfil the right to ...
... According to Judge Trechsel, criminal proceedings must adhere to two principles of justice: substantive and procedural. Judge Trechsel emphasized the latter area of justice as important since it is relevant to the adversarial aspect of criminal proceedings, and must be upheld to fulfil the right to ...
Rights of the Accused in Criminal Justice System
... 1979, required unanimity in 6 member juries] • acceptable responses to combating bias include sequestering of jury, change of venue, BUT NOT gag orders on the press [Nebraska Press Assoc. v Stuart, 1976] nor closing of trials [Richmond News-papers v VA, 1980] unless there are no other options for in ...
... 1979, required unanimity in 6 member juries] • acceptable responses to combating bias include sequestering of jury, change of venue, BUT NOT gag orders on the press [Nebraska Press Assoc. v Stuart, 1976] nor closing of trials [Richmond News-papers v VA, 1980] unless there are no other options for in ...
Basic rights
... rights and freedoms. For example, freedom of belief cannot be used as a reason to disobey laws about the schooling of children. Similarly, freedom of expression does not give anyone the right to insult another person or group of people. ...
... rights and freedoms. For example, freedom of belief cannot be used as a reason to disobey laws about the schooling of children. Similarly, freedom of expression does not give anyone the right to insult another person or group of people. ...
Life, Liberty, and Property Court Cases Cheat Sheet
... Overturned Roe by putting restrictions on abortions: a woman has to have informed consent from her doctor, notify the spouse, have parent consent if she’s a minor, and there needs to be a 24-hour waiting period. Lawrence v. Texas (2003) Texas police caught Lawrence engaging in sexual activity with a ...
... Overturned Roe by putting restrictions on abortions: a woman has to have informed consent from her doctor, notify the spouse, have parent consent if she’s a minor, and there needs to be a 24-hour waiting period. Lawrence v. Texas (2003) Texas police caught Lawrence engaging in sexual activity with a ...
CJ100
... 7. Defense attorneys for indigent offenders who serve in that capacity on a full-time basis are considered: a) contract attorneys b) assigned counsel c) public defenders d) none of the above 8. Which of the following is a NOT characteristic of defendants who are more likely to remain in jail pendin ...
... 7. Defense attorneys for indigent offenders who serve in that capacity on a full-time basis are considered: a) contract attorneys b) assigned counsel c) public defenders d) none of the above 8. Which of the following is a NOT characteristic of defendants who are more likely to remain in jail pendin ...
RIGHTS OF THE ACCUSED
... to show cause for his or her detention (government cannot hold a suspect indefinitely without charging him/her of a crime) • Bill of Attainder – Congress cannot pass legislative act that declares the guilt of an individual and hands out punishment without a judicial trail. • Ex Post Facto Law – the ...
... to show cause for his or her detention (government cannot hold a suspect indefinitely without charging him/her of a crime) • Bill of Attainder – Congress cannot pass legislative act that declares the guilt of an individual and hands out punishment without a judicial trail. • Ex Post Facto Law – the ...