'Jury trial' presentation slideshows

LiveNote TM

LiveNote TM. Note: Use page-down key or left click to advance presentation. Use page-up key or right mouse click to reverse. Instructor: Ted Brooks Legal Technology Consulting LLC www.legal-technology-consulting.com. Overview: What is LiveNote?. Real-time Transcripts Depositions

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LiveNote TM

LiveNote TM. Note: Use page-down key or left click to advance presentation. Use page-up key or right mouse click to reverse. Instructor: Ted Brooks Legal Technology Consulting LLC www.legal-technology-consulting.com. Overview: What is LiveNote?. Real-time Transcripts Depositions

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FRAUD EXAMINATION ALBRECHT, ALBRECHT, & ALBRECHT

FRAUD EXAMINATION ALBRECHT, ALBRECHT, & ALBRECHT. Legal Follow-Up. Chapter 18. Learning Objectives. Identify aspects of the court system. Understand the civil litigation process. Understand the criminal litigation process. Describe the nature of an expert witness. Appeal Lower Court

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Democratic and Human Rights in Australia

Democratic and Human Rights in Australia. What are Human Rights?. The basic notion of human rights lies in people's recognition of the need to protect and affirm every other person's individual dignity

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BAD FAITH LITIGATION

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Adjudication hearing

Adjudication hearing. More than a million cases of alleged delinquency brought before the juvenile court each year More than half are petitioned to court About 150,000 status offenses brought before juvenile court, and about half of them are adjudicated. Types of juvenile courts.

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Chapter 14: The Criminal Justice Process

Chapter 14: The Criminal Justice Process. 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 A trial without undue delay

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The Criminal Courts and Lay People

The Criminal Courts and Lay People. Jurors. Objectives. Describe the qualification and selection of jurors Describe the role of jurors. Introduction. Jury trial feature of English law for centuries Has developed over years and now central to criminal trials

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S ETTLE Y OUR D ISPUTE

S ETTLE Y OUR D ISPUTE. W ITHOUT G OING TO T RIAL. T HE F ACTS. 95% of cases settle before trial. Mediation promotes quicker , cost effective settlements California Courts are successfully using Mediation, including the Federal Courts. W HAT I S M EDIATION ?.

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The Bill of Rights

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6th Class

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New UA Fleet Safety Policy Key Provisions

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Common Law Pleading Framing the Issue for Decision

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The Compromise of 1850

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Defenses Against Criminal Charges

Defenses Against Criminal Charges. Criminal Law & Procedure Mike Brigner. Resources. Text Chapter 7 See Defenses Chart, pp. 256-258. 1st Amendment: religion, speech, assembly 4th Amendment: search & seizure 5th Amendment: due process, double jeopardy, no self incrimination.

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In Congress Assembled

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Steps in a Jury Trial

Steps in a Jury Trial. STEPS IN A JURY TRIAL. Selection of the Jury The Trial The Judge's Charge Deliberation The Verdict. STEPS IN A JURY TRIAL. Selection of the Jury Jurors called for the voir dire. Jurors challenged, for cause and peremptory.

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Chapter 2 Roots of Government

Chapter 2 Roots of Government. pp. 26-60. terms:. Limited government 29 government is restricted and not all-powerful. Each individual has rights that government cannot take away. Representative government 29 people have a voice in what the government should and should not do.

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Taxation Without Representation

Taxation Without Representation. 5.1. Relations with Britain. After winning the fr ./ ind.war ,Br. controlled alot of land in n.a . They didn't want people to settle there so they issued the proclamation of 1763, stopping western settlements.

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