EVIDENCE CHART Description of Evidence Offered to Prove Evidentiary Rule/Law Comments in Support Heroin Confirmation of drugs FRE 401(a)(b), 901(a) Scientific testing would show its authenticity. Stands as the basis for the criminal charges. Officer Dan’s Testimony of Ben’s Statements Involvement in case, credibility of Lauren FRE 410(b)(1) Ben was arrested, denied the drugs were […]
Children as Witnesses CRJ335 Laws of Evidence There are many places where society generally does not like to see or hear children: airplanes, nice restaurants, and expensive resorts. Another place we don’t like to see children is in court. There has never been a good reason, as far as I can see, for a child
Case Study 3: Stephen Collins CRJ 331: Forensic Psychology Psychologists have a delicate job that they have to do, and they have rules that they have to follow. Each psychologist has to have specific characteristics in order to be a good, reliable psychologist. There is a code of ethics that psychologists have to follow, or
Case Study 2: Michael Brown CRJ 331: Forensic Psychology Officer-involved shootings have been on the rise in recent years, but one of the most famous is the shooting of Michael Brown. Michael Brown’s case made waves when it aired due to it being an officer-involved shooting as well as a case that involved race. The
Employment Experience CRJ335 Laws of Evidence Colorado State University Global I have spent the last 2 years working in the legal and criminal justice field while completing my degree. Prior to my current position, I worked as the assistant to the Municipal Judge in my city. I worked closely with lawyers, police officers, probation supervisors
Assignment 1: Procedural Law and the Bill of Rights CRJ 325 Procedural Law and the Bill of Rights The Bill of Rights is a very important doctrine that helps to govern states on individual’s rights. The first ten commandments of the United States Constitution is considered the Bill of Rights. The Bill of Rights simply
International Crime Witness Part 2 CRJ 330: Comparative Criminal Justice Strayer University Introduction Criminal proceedings in another country which has no jurisdiction in the United States of America. However, most of the common laws in their own countries differ and the jurisdiction will prosecute solely based on the place of the crime that was committed
International Crime Witness Part 1 CRJ 330: Comparative Criminal Justice Strayer University International Crime Witness Part 1 Introduction There are about six (6) model countries which have their own way of conducting criminal proceedings. These countries are England, France, German, China, Japan, and Saudi Arabia. In this paper we will discuss the how the criminal
1 Abstract Transnational crime is a type of crime that includes both kind of criminals, one of which is a small-time criminal and the other who are professional criminals. There are many branches of transnational crime for example, fraudulent, drug trafficking, terrorism, and even money laundering. All these crimes are not just committed locally but
Case Study 3: Confessions and Admissions after a Request for a Lawyer CRJ 325 Confessions and Admissions after a Request for a Lawyer The constitutional rights that are related to this case are the Fifth and Sixth Amendments. The Fifth Amendment states that no person should be held to answer for a capital, or infamous
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