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6 Arraignment Accused is still bound by bail conditions set in Provincial Court or Supreme Court Voir Dire Jury empanelled and is in charge of the accused A ccused

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6 Arraignment Accused is still bound by bail conditions set in Provincial Court or Supreme Court Voir Dire Jury empanelled and is in charge of the accused A ccused answers to charge Voir Dire . 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. . For next time:. Read page 89-94 in . Pakes. .. Civil law -. Inq. uisitorial. . Common law - Adversarial . There are two basic models for criminal trials which are used in most of the world.. The first, the . Katarzyna Gromek Broc. The Jury. History. The jury system is known in Britain after the Norman Conquest. Function: the first jurors acted as witnesses providing the information on local matters and were used for administrative purposes gathering information, e.g. collecting data. UNIT 2: Criminal Law and Juvenile Justice. Chapter 14. Criminal Justice Process: The Trial. Many of the basic rights set forth in the U.S. Constitution apply to people accused of a crime. Accused people are entitled to have a public jury trial without undue delay. Past Exam Questions. Knowledge and Understanding:. Outline both of the following – the trial and appeal courts that can hear adult criminal cases and the types of cases dealt with by these courts. Discuss the process of qualification, selection and appointment of lay magistrates. Courts. Why Do I Need to Know This?. Because if you ever are arrested for a crime, your case will begin in a . trial court. .. Because if you ever need to sue someone for money, your case will begin in a . Trial Courts. Listen to testimony, consider evidence, and decide the facts in disputed situations.. Evidence is provided by witnesses. 2 parties. Civil- plaintiff and defendant. Criminal- prosecutor and defendant. Important but not used often…. Used in less that 1% of criminal trials. Over 70% of Ds plead guilty. Over 96% of criminal trials are in MC . Jurors - General. Nearly 500,000 summoned every year. Normally for 2 weeks but if trial is lengthy, service will continue until end of trial. The Trial. Due Process. Provided by the 6. th. Amendment. Gives the accused the right:. To a jury trial in public. To confront and cross-examine witnesses. To be informed of their rights and the charges against them. Trial Division . . The Supreme Court is ranked directly above the County Court in the Victorian court hierarchy and is the highest court in the Victorian court hierarchy. It consists of two divisions: the Trial Division and the Court of . Denison Middle . Grade 7 Civics. 16.2: The Crime. Elements of a Crime: A Wrongful Act with Intent. A crime is the intentional commission of an act that violates the law.. To qualify as a crime, an act must consist of . Criminal Process. Objectives. You will be able to :. Explain the history of jury trial.. Explain jury selection.. Describe the role of the jury within the criminal justice system.. Explain the role of the civil jury.. COURT SYSTEM. The trial court system in the US is an . adversarial system. A contest between opposing sides (or adversaries). Plaintiff (civil) or prosecutor (criminal) vs. the defendant. COURT SYSTEM. Basic Courtroom Vocabulary. Probable Cause. : what the prosecution must have to get a warrant for investigation. .. Plea . Bargain. : negotiation btw the prosecution and the defense to . avoid long & expensive .

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