PPT-Criminal pre-trial procedures: bail and remand

When a suspect has been charged with an offence the first decision that needs to be made is whether the person is released on bail or held in prison The decision to grant or refuse bail is important because detaining a person is a potential violation of essential human rights especially if they are later found not guilty at 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. UNIT 3 - CRIMINAL LAW. Trial Procedures & Courtroom Personnel. Have you ever watched criminal trials on T.V. or in movies and seen the prosecutors and defence lawyers argue their cases in court?. Criminal Pre-Trial Procedures. Learning Intentions. Elements of an effective legal system . Criminal pre-trial procedures. . I can describe the . c. riminal pre-trial procedures and their purposes, including:. Procedure to Trial. 1. Objectives. Identify . the outline procedure to trial. Describe . the procedure to trial. Apply . the procedure to trial to a given situation. 2. Basic Principles. Main purpose to ensure justice is carried out. thomas. wade Carter. A “Mock Trial” simulating the flow of a criminal trial. The Criminal Justice Case Guide. INVESTIGATION & . ARREST. Incident. Warrant. Arrest. PRETRIAL. First Court Appearance. Dr. Nicole Marie Myers. University of Ontario Institute of Technology. 4 October 2013. 1. Imprisonment Rates (Total, Federal and Provincial) in Canada from 1958 to 2010. 2. Provincial . Imprisonment Rates (Total, Sentences and Remand) in Canada from 1978 to 2010. Principles. Behind Criminal Procedures. Criminal cases should be dealt with . justly. which means:. Acquitting the innocent . and . convicting the guilty. Dealing . with the prosecution and the defence . procedure. Dear. Patrick,. Thanks. . very. . much. . for. . taking. . over. . this. case. As . you. . know. , . unforeseen. . family. . problems. . have. . meant. . that. . I´m. . unable. . Bail. Does anyone know anything about bail?. Bail. Bail is the release from custody of a person charged with an offence back into the community whilst awaiting trial. .. U. ndertaking . to appear . 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:. KEY TERMS. -Exigent Circumstances -Promise to Appear. -Summons -Bail Hearing. -Recognizance -Surety. -Undertaking -Bail. -Plea Bargain -Burden of Proof. -Acquittal -Relevance. -Leading Question -Direct Examination. . Bail. Does anyone know anything about bail?. Bail. Bail is the release from custody of a person charged with an offence back into the community whilst awaiting trial. .. U. ndertaking . to appear . 25.11 Local Government Procedures Action After Remand. Where the local government on remand from LUBA conducts a single, consolidated proceeding that results in adoption of two ordinances and an order 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.