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Fraud s 408C 5345 At 535 the Chief Justice said before an item of property will be 145applied146 there has to be a mental element an intention held in relation to the thing and also there. did grievous bodily harm to the complainant 2 that the doing of the grievous bodily harm was unlawful 1 Grievous bodily harm is defined to mean a the loss of a distinct part or organ of the body OR b serious disfigurement OR c any bodily injury of s The complainant was a person with an impairment of the mind at the relevant time A person with an impairment of the mind means a person with a disability that a is attributable to an intellectual psychiatric cognitive or neurological impairment or The defendant assaulted the complainant Any person who strikes touches or moves or otherwise applies force of any kind to the person of another either directly or indirectly without that persons consent is said to assault that other person 2 The ass The defendant 1 confined or detained another in any place against the other persons will or 2 otherwise deprived another of the other persons personal liberty 2 The defendant did so unlawfully That is not authorised justified or excused by law Detai purchas’d. slave,. Which like your asses, and your dogs and mules,. You use in abject and in slavish parts,. Because you bought them.”. William Shakespeare. Shylock speaking in The Merchant of Venice Act 4 Sc1.. Forgery s 488 1 1. The defendant forged a document. The word “forge” is defined in s 1. To forge a document means to make, alter or deal with the document so that the whole of it or a ( Accessories . Accessories . individuals who contribute in some way to the crime’s commission. accusatorial system . accusatorial system . the defendant is presumed guilty unless he or she can prove innocence. THAT IS THE QUESTION. RELEVANCE OF AN ITEM MAY DERIVE FROM ITS:. Factual Connection to a Legal . E. lement (the . intent . or. act caused. the law to be broken).. (2) Relationship to the Credibility of a Witness. Learning Objectives. 1. Recall the law relating to . V. oluntary Manslaughter- Diminished Responsibility. Q: What is voluntary manslaughter?. Voluntary Manslaughter is a partial defence to murder reducing charge from murder to manslaughter. This gives the judge discretion regarding sentencing.. 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.. WHAT HAPPENED? . Child makes a disclosure. Accidental disclosure. Purposeful disclosure. Who is “initial out cry” made to?. Family. School. Stranger. Pol. ice. LAW ENFORCEMENT INVOLVEMENT . Authorities notified. GOAL IS TO MAP OUT YOUR CASE IN A STORY. TELL A STORY FROM YOUR PERSPECTIVE. DO . NOT ARGUE!. EXPLAIN WHAT HAPPENED IN A STORY FORM IN A WAY THAT IS EASY TO FOLLOW AND INTERESTING . USE FUTURE TENSE. "THE EVIDENCE WILL SHOW. PRESENTATION BY: KELVIN MEJULU, ESQ. 1 Bail Pending Trial PART 19 (s. 158 – 188)ACJA deals with Bail pending Trial Once a defendant has been taken to court, application for his bail is usually made to a court.