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What role does a prosecutor play in a criminal case and what are their responsibilities?
A prosecutor is a legal professional who represents the government in a criminal case. Their role is to present evidence, argue the case against the defendant, and seek a conviction. Prosecutors are responsible for ensuring that justice is served, upholding the law, and protecting the rights of victims.
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What role does the prosecutor play in the criminal justice system?
The prosecutor tries the defendants and presents evidence to find the defendants guilty.
If you have a criminal record in California and get arrested in Nevada does the CA record play a role in the Nevada case?
If the NV authorities run a background check on you, they will find that you DO have a CA record. If you are tried in a NV court for the same or similar offense, the NV prosecutor may try to introduce your past CA record into evidence in an effort to show your tendency to commit repeated criminal acts.
If a plaintiff doesnt arrive for the court date can the defendant move the court to remove the case from the court calendar?
The judge has the option of dismissing the case, but they usually defer to the prosecutor and grant another hearing so that the prosecutor (or law enforcement) can look into why the complainant failed to show - just in case there was any foul play involved. .
Who is the prosecutor in Phoenix Wright Trials and Tribulations?
The prosecutor is Godot, the man who drinks 17 cups of coffee in one trial. Also, the prosecutor Winston Payne that appears at Turnabout Memories and Turnabout Beginnings. Of course Franciska von Karma at Bridge To The Turnabout in the first chapter of the case. hey u idiots if u want to no the anwer play the freaken game!!!
How do you play criminal on the flute?
flutersmusic.blogspot, search criminal, its amazing
Can you play football with a criminal record?
yes you can
What disorder does epilepsy play in criminal behavior?
Epilepsy is a physical condition. It is not a mental one. It does not generally affect people's behaviour to make them do criminal activities. So it does not play any role in criminal behaviour.
Who was the the prosecutor at the scopes trial?
It is widely believed - probably due to the part taken by the fictional Matthew Harrison Brady in the play/films of "Inherit the Wind" - that the famous politician and fundamentalist, William Jennings Bryan acted as the chief prosecutor at the Scopes trial. But this is NOT correct. The chief prosecutor at the real life Scopes "Monkey" trial was in fact Thomas A. "Tom" Stewart, Attorney General for the 18th district where the trial took place. Stewart headed a team that included a further 7 people (in alphabetical order): William Jennings Bryan (volunteer - assistant prosecutor) William Jennings Bryan Jr (volunteer - assistant prosecutor, W.J. Bryan's son) Wallace Haggard (volunteer - assistant prosecutor) Herbert Hicks (volunteer - assistant prosecutor) Sue Hicks (volunteer - assistant prosecutor, Herbert Hicks' brother) Ben McKenzie (volunteer - assistant prosecutor, retired district attorney-general) J. Gordon McKenzie (volunteer - assistant prosecutor, Ben McKenzie's son) (For the record, although he had qualified as a lawyer many years earlier, Bryan had not acted in a legal case for some 30 years before taking part in the Scopes trial.)
Can a person play in the NFL with criminal charges?
Probably not...
What is rational criminal law?
The idea that if informal private sanctions can insure compliance, criminal law has no role to play.
Who represents the prosecution in the play Inherit the Wind?
Matthew Harrison Brady, a well-known and experienced prosecutor, represents the prosecution in the play "Inherit the Wind." He is depicted as a fervent fundamentalist Christian seeking to uphold the law and defend traditional beliefs.
What part does Sean young play on criminal minds?
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