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3 main components of cj system

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courts, police, corrections

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3 major types of courts in US

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trial, appellate, supreme

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3
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12 steps in cj process

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arrest
initial appearence
bail
prelim hearing
grand jury
arraignment
discovery
pretrial motions
plea negotiation
trial
sentencing
appeal

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4
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what is the crime control model

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conservative, proposes harsh penalities

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5
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what is the due process model

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liberal, advocates programs and reducing poverty

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4 elements of law

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REAL
body of rules
enforced regularly
enacted by persons authorized
legitimate manner

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whats the difference between natural and positive law

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natural moral basis and binds to society, positive is human made and changes w circumstance

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what is it when 2 parties approach the same set of facts from different perspectives

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adversary system

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9
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what is substantive law

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the what?
rules that create legal obligations/ expectations

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10
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what is procedural law

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the how?
establishes methods of enforcing obligations
burden of proof is on the prosecutor beyond a reasonable doubt

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11
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examples of civil disputes

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tort, contracts, property, divorce, inheritance

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12
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elements of trial court

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original jurisdiction, 1 judge, determine guilt or innocence

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elements of appellate court

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review, no jury, determine correct interpretation of law

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14
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courts top to bottom

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supreme
appellate
trial/ us district
others, military, tax

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15
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what is parens patrie

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efforts to change the thinking about children

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16
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elements of juv c

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help child, informal proceedings, proceedings based on civil law, secret proceedings, no jury

17
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elements of adult c

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punishment, formal, proceedings based on criminal law, open proceedings, jury trial

18
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who is in courtroom work group

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judges, hearing officers, prosecutors, defense attorneys, probation officers

19
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appellate c proceedures 4

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notice of appeal
appellate c record
appellate breifs
oral arguement

20
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types of disposition

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affirmed, reversed, reversed and remanded, remanded

21
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elements of lawyers

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protect clients, do not allow them to perjured themselves

22
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elements of prosecutors

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not to convict, but to see that justice is done

23
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3 systems to for a defense attorney

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assigned- appointed by judge
contract systems- services for dollar amt
public defender- salaried public official

24
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judges powers 4

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set and revoke bail, preside over pretrial matters, preside over trials, sentencing

25
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3 types to hire judges

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executive appt- appointed by pres and confirmed by senate
election- used in most states
merit- remove politics from c

26
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3 main characteristics of all indigents

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gender, poverty, race

27
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3 programs that aid victims

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assistance programs- treatment and therapy
compensation- $ to victims
bill of rights- protection

28
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4 types of charging documents

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arrest warrant
criminal complaint
indictment
information

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arrest warrant

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used by arresting officer, needed to take into custody

30
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criminal complaint

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grand jury, lists charges and why

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indictment

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grand jury, formal written accusation

32
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information

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prosecutor, read final charges

33
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burden of proof in trial court

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beyond a reasonable doubt

34
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3 facets of discretion

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legal judgements- basic q such is there evidence beyond a reasonable doubt
policy priorities- pros devote greater resources to more serious offenses
personal standards of justice- attitudes of members of croom wgroup about what actions should be punished