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That would depend on the specific charges. One cannot give a general, overall answer.
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Why is this event significant?
i would help you but i don't know what event sorry:)
Where did the Romans hold a trail?
The location of the trial depended on the crime and the status of the people accused. A treason trial, a public misconduct trial, or even a murder trial by high profile people would be held in the senate. Lesser crimes were tried before the city praetors. The crime of murder had its own court also heard by a praetor. A petty crime, or complaint could even be settled by an aedile.
Did the Allies declare that the crimes against the Jews would be avenged?
The Allies promised that all war crimes and crimes against humanity would be investigated and prosecutions brought where appropriate.
If you were a prosecutor what would you charge Hitler with?
With crimes against humanity, genocide, war crimes and mass murder.
What was one factor that enabled Stalin to maintain political control of the Soviet Union?
i would the significant role of the Secret police... as more than 22 million people died between 1935-38 for political crimes. and 20% of the party was expelled for political crimes between 1932-35. However, the use of propoganada, education etc a way to manipulate people and not knowing of the actual problems in the Soviet.
Which event or condition would be most significant in a war crimes trial?
the crime itself.
Why is this event significant?
i would help you but i don't know what event sorry:)
Where would English soldiers and officials accused of serious crimes in Massachusetts stand trial?
Massachusetts
What was the reson Hitler killed himself?
He was afraid of the consequences of his actions and knew that he would be put on trial for war crimes. he was a nutcase
What significant events were in Saint Anne's life?
Well there is not much know about Saint Anne. although she did give birth to Mary. I would definitely classify that as a pretty significant event. another important event is when the angel came and told her she would have Mary.
How much jail time would you receive for crimes of passion?
The penalty varies according to the details an circumstances, the type of crime, the laws in the jurisdiction, and the results of the trial.
What happens if Obama gets impeached?
If Obama were to be impeached by the House of Representatives, he would then face trial in the Senate. If he were found guilty of High Crimes and Misdemeanors he would be removed from office and Joe Biden would become President. If his crimes were serious enough, he could then be indited in a normal court if he were not simply pardoned by Biden.
Why was the case roper v simmons so important?
It is important because the trial was determining if all the teenagers that do bad crimes such as murder would be eligible for the death penalty.
Can someone be tried civilly and criminally for same event?
Yes, it is possible for someone to be tried both civilly and criminally for the same event. Criminal cases are brought by the government and focus on punishing the defendant for breaking the law, while civil cases are brought by individuals or organizations seeking compensation for harm caused by the defendant. The outcome of one case does not necessarily impact the other.
What example of foreshadowing for this event would be most obvious?
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Can a 19 year old marine get court marshalled for dating a minor?
If during their dating he breaks any laws; which he would by having any sort of sexual contact with her, then he can be arrested and put on trial. These are civil crimes, not military crimes so he would be tried in a civilian court, not by court martial.
How can somebody be kept in jail for over two years with no trial?
Legally, they cannot be. If such an event occurs, one would win the criminal case based on speedy trial. Secondly, the persons responsible for the violations of constitutional rights would be sued for millions.
