PPT-Vocabulary Indictment- Determines if there is enough evidence for a defendant to go to

Arraignment Defendant is officially informed of charges and enters a plea Subpoena Legal document that orders someone to testify Prosecution The Federal or State government that brings charges against a defendant in a criminal trial. Proceedings Before Trial. Booking. The formal process of making a police record of the arrest. The police may be allowed to take fingernail clippings, handwriting specimens, or blood samples from the defendant. Breaking the Silence During Advent Season. Why are we having this conversation?. To be informed about current situations in our nation. To analyze our responses and the responses of others . To seek our role as followers of Christ within these situations . Booking and Initial Appearance. Booking. : Formal process for arrests. Provide personal information and info on any previous arrests. Fingerprinted and photographed. Can take DNA samples and writing samples. Court Systems and Practices. Copyright and Terms of Service. Copyright © Texas Education Agency, 2011. These materials are copyrighted © and trademarked ™ as the property of the Texas Education Agency (TEA) and may not be reproduced without the express written permission of TEA, except under the following conditions:. on . jury reasoning . and . dec. ision-making. Jane . Goodman-Delahunty. Annie . Cossins. , . Natalie Martschuk. Introduction. Perceptions of jury competence. J. uries . are . perceived as arbitrary. Pre-Trial Process. Charges dropped. OR. “Guilty” plea. Trial. Booking. Formal process of making a police record of arrest. Accused asked to provide:. N. ame, address, DOB, place of employment, and details of previous arrests, fingerprints, photograph. UBC LAW . 469.003. Civil Procedure: Crerar/Cameron. Introduction. Pro – BC class: celebration of BC . exceptionalism. :. E. agles. : . massive . forest on campus. . BC pioneers: 9-7 summary trials, . Prosecuting Attorney. Adams County, Indiana. It’s Your Discretion. . The prosecuting attorney has . absolute. discretion in determining the particular charge to be filed and the . sole. discretion for determining the person or persons to be charged.. Trials in the U.S. utilize . an adversarial system. There are two sides apposing each other.. The prosecution represents the state, city, or county. . The defense represents the defendant(s). If a person cannot afford an attorney, the U.S. Constitution guarantees defendants counsel at government expense. Usually public defenders.. Technology and demonstratives in jury trials: how to avoid prosecutorial misconduct Theresa m. haar Special assistant attorney general Duties of a prosecutor What is prosecutorial misconduct? Berger v. United States granted in part.]Peter S. Herrick and Neil B. Mooney , Esqs. for plaintiff.David W. Ogden , Acting Assistant Attorney General; Joseph I. Liebman , Attorney in Charge,International Trade Field Offic : Defendant , 429 N.J. Su per. 490 (App. Div. ), certif . granted , __ N.J. __ (2013). Please note that, in the interest of brevity, parts of the opinion may not have been summarized. In a prosecution for re Key Terms. Bail-jumping. – defaulting on one’s own bail. Bail bondsman . – one who provides bail as a surety for a criminal defendant’s release. Bail bond . – a bond given to a court to guarantee the defendant will appear in court; obtains the defendant’s release from confinement.