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Yes to many things... like felony charges and you lose your rights too...or being still under probation or court terms, etc. Plus, most importantly, they are generally considered partial and will not be able to give a fair impartial judgment...holding grudges and such against the system. ANSWER Well first off, they screen jurors so 99.99999% of the time, this won't happen, but there are errors in the system. Most convicts would just mention it because they don't want to be there, but again, it's all contingent on what happens in a particular case. The first question is: "What was the verdict?" A verdict of NOT GUILTY cannot be reversed, no matter what. All 12 jurors could have been felons and the evidence could have been totally in favor of the Prosecution---they could have a video tape and DNA evidence---doesn't matter. If the 12 felons say NOT GUILTY and then all 12 of them say they are felons, there's nothing that can be done because it is double jeopardy. Now, a GUILTY verdict could be overturned and declared a mistrial for having a felon on the jury because felons aren't supposed to be jurors. But a NOT GUILTY verdict cannot be. Sorry.
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Can you be retried after a mistrial?
Yes. Until you have been found guilty or not guilty, or the judge or attorney decides not to go any further with the case and drops it, you can be continuously retried. However, if your case goes outside the jurisdictions of the "speedy trial" laws of your state, you and your lawyer can petition the court on your behalf to drop it.
What is a 9 letter word commencing with c meaning reached a verdict of guilty?
convicted
What is the difference between a mistrial and a request for a new trial?
A mistrial occurs before the end of the trial, usually caused by improper responses from a witness, improper questions from an attorney or some statement or action in the presence of the jury that prejudices the jury. A mistrial also occurs if the jury is unable to reach a verdict. If a judge declares a mistrial then the trial is finished. A new trial with a new jury usually follows at a later date. A motion for a new trial may be filed by a defense attorney after a defendant has been found guilty at the completion of the original trial. The motion for a new trial is usually based on a defense attorney's perception of an error committed by the judge in the original trial.
Have you ever had to plead guilty but were not convicted of the crime?
Yes, it is possible to plead guilty to a crime but not be convicted if the court decides to dismiss the charges or if a plea deal is reached that does not result in a conviction.
What is the name for Reached a verdict of guilty?
Not sure what the questioner is asking. "The "PRONOUNCEMENT OF THE VERDICT?" The word describing the jury's discussion of the trial is known as DELIBERATION. If neither of those is what you are looking for, re-phrase and re-submit the question please. ADDED (by Ginger2 87) : the name for reached a verdict of guilty is convicted e.g. he was convicted of armed robbery therefore he was found guilty of armed robbery
Is it normal for teens to commit suicide after their favourite celebrities death?
No! They've reached the stage when they need to seek help immediately!
What does the settlement conference do after a mistrial is declared?
After a mistrial is declared, a settlement conference serves as a platform for the parties involved to discuss potential resolutions to the dispute outside of a trial setting. It allows them to negotiate terms and explore settlement options, aiming to reach an agreement that satisfies both sides. This process can help save time and resources by avoiding a retrial, and it may lead to a more amicable resolution. If a settlement is reached, the case may be resolved without further court proceedings.
Does a federal indictment show up on a background report if you haven't been found guilty?
If an indictment was issued, then a warrant will follow. Once a person is arrested, then that arrest will show up on their criminal history. It may take a while since agencies can be slow to submit the information. Once there is a final ruling in the case, or "disposition" as it is called in police jargon, it will be added to the criminal history. That disposition will let whoever is reading the history know if the charges were dropped, if a plea was reached, or if the accused was convicted.
What are the contact details for a criminal defense firm based in London?
A criminal defense firm that is located in London, UK, is 'Criminal Defense Solicitors'. Their 24-Hour Emergency Helpline is reached on: 0207 353 7000. Their address is 227/228, London, WCR2 1BE.
What does arraignment disposed mean?
Being disposed and sentenced is a criminal law term. Essentially what this means is, the arraignment was waived and the criminal was given a sentence.
Where is the John Jay College of Criminal Justice located?
The John Jay College of Criminal Justice can be found at 524 West 59th Street, New York, New York, 10019. The college can be reached by phone at 1-212-237-8000.
Does a parachutist considered as a free falling object?
Yes, then not really, then definitely not: * Yes ... immediately after jumping. * Not really ... once terminal velocity is reached. * Definitely not ... after the parachute opens.
