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yes A person can be arrested based on a confession; getting a conviction is another story. Although it happens often especially if a defendant pleads guilty, juries may want more information to convict than solely on the confession. That's why you need a lawyer.
It is somewhat unlikely, depending on what you want to do. I am a clinical/forensic psychologist and you cannot have a criminal record in my field. I work with many law enforcement officials and I don't think they have records either... A DUI may be acceptable, but other substances and/or theft is another ballgame.
Corpus delecti is proof that a crime has taken place. It literally means body of crime.Added: Corpus delicti is a Latin term meaning "body of the crime". It is the essential facts that must be shown to prove that a crime has been committed.The doctrine of corpus delicti is the requirement that the state prove that a crime has been committed prior to allowing a confession to be admitted into evidence.The primary function of the rule is to reduce the risk of convicting a defendant based solely on their own confession, for a crime that they did not commit.Under the corpus delect rule, a conviction may never be based on a confession alone. There must be independent evidence that the crime was committed.
Well, confessing to her. FACE-TO-FACE. It's the best way, but make sure both of you are alone during the time of the confession.
He was horrified by the fact that he was alone in the jungle. This is a sentence using the word horrified,
After you receive a DUI conviction, there'll be a period of time where your licence will be suspended. You'll have to wait until the end of that suspension period before you can get a CDL. However, if three years have not yet passed between your DUI conviction and present, I would advise you wait on it before upgrading your licence. The points alone from the DUI conviction will make it practically impossible for you to get a CDL driving job for the three years following your conviction.
she is shocked , and doesn't know how to react to his confession , after a while she understand that she is attracted to him and begins to love him.
A young couple are on their way to the hospital to have a baby. They break down in the middle of no-where and sustain injuries. And they start to wonder if they are alone.
Police are an element in reducing crime but can't do it alone, there must be community involvement in keeping a community safe. Communities that expect the police to do the job alone can expect an ongoing cycle of criminal activity.
No you can not, working visa's are very hard to get in Australia and in 9/10 cases those with convictions let alone drugs convictions find it hard enough to just enter the country, let alone work.
This is a response I received from the Wisconsin Department of Regulation and Licensing, the agency that licenses CPA's in Wisconsin. There is never a yes or no answer to the question you posed. When you apply for a license you have to disclose any misdemeanor or felony conviction on the application form. Your application would probably be brought before the Board for its consideration because of the conviction record. A number of factors would be reviewed by the board. They would start by looking at the conviction and the facts surrounding it. Other factors for consideration are: age when you were convicted, how long ago was the conviction, your record since that time, compliance with the terms of the sentence and how related the crime is to the accounting profession. I am sorry there is no real answer until the application process has begun. I suggest you look at the factors I gave above and decide for youself what you think. Also remember that once you take the exam you don't have to take it again. Things can change in the future even if you are denied now. Not exactly the response I was looking for, nor anyone else I would assume.
Swearing at an officer can be considered abuse in some places.