CRIM 2652 Lecture Notes - Lecture 3: Reverse Onus, Body Worn Video, United States Territorial Court
24 Jul 2020
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Also, the cost it costs a lot to continuing the trial with an expensive lawyer: fear of more severe punishment at trial. Pre-trial detention as the exception most people end up remaining in court: grounds justifying detention, to ensure attendance in court, for the protection of the public, to maintain confidence in the administration of justice. Indigenous, black, poor, mental health issues, substance abuse issues are most likely to be refused bail. These attributes can also relate to other factors, ex. no fixed address - poor: 2. Were all the behind the scene information the same as what was said in court: 3. what impact did these have on that person later in cjs were they more likely to . Informal behind the scene" factors: confidential police reports: - certain information form the police the person was cooperative, they assaulted me.
