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Subsection (e) of the Criminal Justice Act of 1964
... Probably one of the first problems the federal courts will have to face will be where (1) an indigent defendant waives appointment of counsel, (2) and then demands an in[r] ... See full document
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Criminal Justice Act of 1964
... Each of the ninety United States district courts, with the approval of its circuit judicial council, is required to place in operation throughout its district "a plan for furnishing repr[r] ... See full document
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A GUIDE TO REVIEWING ANTI-SOCIAL BEHAVIOUR ORDERS GIVEN TO YOUNG PEOPLE AND INDIVIDUAL SUPPORT ORDERS
... Disorder Act 1998 in England and Wales and have been available since April ...the Criminal Justice and Immigration Act 2008 which are to be implemented on 1 February ... See full document
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Persistent Offenders and Preventive Detention
... Liability of preventive detention is defined under Section 21 of the Criminal Justice Act, 1948 as follows: An offender becomes liable to preventive detention subsection 2 if he is not l[r] ... See full document
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The community service order (cso) in Malaysia: An exploration of the perceptions and experiences of the youthful offenders and supervisors
... Nikki, aged 21, was the only trainee sentenced to 200 hours of CSO and was also put on a bond for RM 10,000.00 (approximately GBP 2000) for criminal intimidation that could lead to death or serious injury. His ... See full document
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Beyond the revolving court door : is it time for problem-solving courts?
... not always) with the prosecutor. Crucially, the judge is chair of that team. This team does not provide information and advice to the judge remotely but rather meets together in the style of a case conference. Clearly, ... See full document
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The Georgia Department of Corrections: A Review of Georgia�s �Other� Public Mental Health System
... but it is not proven that they died because of underdosed medicine (Wernicke, 2017). The judges hear many witnesses and expert witness. Up until now, Peter S. largelyrefused to give evidence. He has been in custody for ... See full document
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Crime on Campus: Policy Implications and Procedures for Securing Safe Schools in the 21st Century.
... to criminal justice administration in Nigeria, the flawed process of appointment, inadequate funding, archaic judicial infrastructure, excessively bureaucratic processes, poorly trained and inefficient ... See full document
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'A difficult trip I think'. The end days of the probation service in England and Wales
... 2000 Criminal Justice and Court Services Act which created the National Probation Service also created CAFCASS – the Children and Family Court Advisory and Support Service – and those probation ... See full document
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Assault and other offences against the person
... Assault occasioning actual bodily harm and the aggravated form of the offence are specified offences for the purposes of section 224 of the Criminal Justice Act 2003 and sentencers shoul[r] ... See full document
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Non verbal victims in the adversarial criminal process: communication, competency, and credibility
... ould e a istake to thi k of AAC use s as a ho oge eous g oup of it esses as the e ill e wide variations in a range of factors, both individual and environmental, which will subsequently influence ... See full document
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Unfit to Plead or Unfit to Testify? R v Orr [2016] EWCA Crim 889
... the Criminal Practice Directions in April 2016, which provide that defence intermediaries should be appointed only ‘rarely’, and appointment for the duration of a trial should be ‘extremely rare’ (CPD, ... See full document
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Negotiated disclosure : an examination of strategic information management by the police at custodial interrogation
... POLICE INTERROGATION & THE RIGHT TO SILENCE The provisions introduced in Part III of the Criminal Justice & Public Order Act 1994 CJPOA had important implications for suspectswho remaine[r] ... See full document
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Defining the Scope of the Hearsay Rule in Criminal Cases: A Comparative Perspective
... The difficulties inherent in determining the purpose of the maker of the statement 37 are brought out very clearly by the facts of this case. Contrary to the decision of the Court, it would be a very plausible conclusion ... See full document
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ACHIEVING BEST EVIDENCE IN CRIMINAL PROCEEDINGS: GUIDANCE FOR VULNERABLE OR INTIMIDATED WITNESSES, INCLUDING CHILDREN
... 12.1.4. Many witnesses when recalling negative events may initially be more comfortable with peripheral matters and may only want to move on to more central matters when they feel this to be appropriate. Therefore, ... See full document
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The Pragmatism of the Court of Justice on the Detention of Irregular Migrants: Comment on Affum
... A BSTRACT : The recent Affum decision (judgment of 7 June 2016, case C-47/15) represents a new step forward in the case law of the Court of Justice on the detention of irregular migrants. The Court, departing from ... See full document
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Is nomadism the ‘problem’? The social construction of Gypsies and Travellers as perpetrators of ‘anti social’ behaviour in Britain
... The inuring of these attitudes has its roots in the material changes of British society after 1945. The new planning system produced local development plans with no space for caravan pitches, while spawning the massive ... See full document
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Discovery during Trial in Federal Criminal Cases: The Jencks Act
... Discovery during Trial in Federal Criminal Cases The Jencks Act SMU Law Review Volume 18 | Issue 2 Article 2 1964 Discovery during Trial in Federal Criminal Cases The Jencks Act Lester B Orfield Follo[.] ... See full document
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Raising minority ethnic people's confidence in the criminal justice system: A good practice guide for criminal justice practitioners in West Yorkshire
... into criminal justice ...the criminal justice agencies do, was also used as a means of canvassing for BME recruits into the various criminal justice agencies in the ...the ... See full document
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US Environmental Injustice Goes Well Beyond Flint
... African-Americans Act, which seeks to create a body to “examine slavery and discrimination in the colonies and the United States from 1619 to the present and recommend appropriate ... See full document
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