CRIM 2211 Lecture Notes - Juvenile Court, Jury Trial, Sixth Amendment To The United States Constitution

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30 Dec 2022

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Stockton University

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Criminology

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CRIM 2111

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In juvenile court there is no plea bargaining. Certain charges can be dismissed or plead to. Kent vs united states - individual waived to adult court w/o hearing or adult & judge reviewed discovery packet deciding to waive them; due process rights of juvenile were violated bc no lawyer representing. In ra galt - case where a 16 yo was charged of harassing course to an individual charged w/ act of delinquency wasn"t charged guilty and nuaiance charged and put in school for 6 years. A trial/hearing a kid has 3 rights - right to lawyer, right to cross examine, right to be given specific of charges. In ra winship - held in context of juvenile trial standard proof of juvenile case is beyong reasonable doubt. And parents and both parties don"t agree then its admissible. If juvenile when officer tries to take statement & juvenile is under 14 the statement will not be admissible.

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In Gideon v. Wainwright (1963) Clarence Gideon couldnot afford - and was denied - legal representation in his casebased on the Florida statute that only afforded criminal suspectscourt appointed attorneys in capital cases. The SCOTUS ruled thatunder the 6th Amendment

	A.	the U.S. Constitution does not distinguish between capital andnon-capital crimes under the 6th Amendment's protection for theindividual to "have the assistance of counsel"
	B.	citizens have a right to privacy and Gideon's right to privacywas violated by the police
	C.	Gideon's individual rights are subordinate to the principle ofprotecting the public for the greater good and it is thereforejustified to violate the individual liberties of citizens undercircumstances where the greater good for society is well served
	D.	Gideon had a right to an abortion, to read Huslter magazine andsmoke marijuana
	E.	Gideon was guilty even with legal representation

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CRIM 2211 Lecture Notes - Juvenile Court, Jury Trial, Sixth Amendment To The United States Constitution

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