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 | | “Rule of Law” in America | | by marillyn shadow, Sep 3, 2008 | | The term rule of law generally means that people are accountable for their actions and that no person is above the law. | | Comments(0) Liked It: 0 |
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 | | Improving Nonverbal Communication in Criminal Justice | | by marillyn shadow, Sep 3, 2008 | | This referenced article will discuss improving nonverbal communication in regard to criminal justice professionals. Perception of conversations along with nonverbal cues, and building strong nonverbal communication skills will be introduced. | | Comments(0) Liked It: 1 |
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 | | Prosecuting The Alleged Hacker | | by marillyn shadow, Aug 31, 2008 | | There are important aspects of the court hearing regarding the hacker. Information provided needs to be clear and concise. | | Comments(0) Liked It: 1 |
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 | | Defending Murder: The Lawyer’s Perspective | | by marillyn shadow, Aug 31, 2008 | | This discusses the role of the defense attorney in the courts as well as the opinions of the media and public. The myths of the defense attorney are discussed; and the dilemmas in defending a murder suspect are upheld in this paper. | | Comments(0) Liked It: 1 |
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 | | Privacy or Safety in the DNA Swabs? | | by Acevoice, Aug 27, 2008 | | DNA as supportive evidence has been critisised by many, often without understanding of the background. Cases that were clearly proven have been thrown out of courts when DNA has been termed "not admissible" by people expected to be learned and so with understanding. Where is the truth? | | Comments(0) Liked It: 0 |
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 | | Can the Police be Trusted to Do the Job That Taxpayers Pay Them to Do? | | by Westbrook, Aug 27, 2008 | | The police to whom we delegate our individual power in a free and civilized society are obligated to serve us, but to foolishly believe we get our money’s worth all the time is wrong. They often are just as weak and prone to temptation as the offenders they arrest. They often drop the ball, or fail to carry out their duties appropriately, and are not caught or questioned. In some cases, their derelict of duty harms someone so outrageously, that they need a real awakening. Being sued helps them to wake up. It seems to be the only punishment they recognize. | | Comments(6) Liked It: 2 |
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