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Frankpledge - Early form of English government that divided communities into groups of 10 men who were responsible for the group's conduct and ensured that a member charged with breaking the law appeared in court Constable - The head of law enforcement for large districts in early England Watch-and-Ward System - An early English system overseen by the constable in which a watchman guarded a city's or town's gates at night Hue and Cry - The alarm that citizens were required to raise upon...

UNO - Survey of Criminal Justice - CRCJ1010

UNO - Survey of Criminal Justice - CRCJ1010

UNO - Survey of Criminal Justice - CRCJ1010

Which of the following determines the number of chief prosecutors and whether they are elected or appointed? - ANSWER-State Law Which of the following is NOT true about civil asset forfeiture as a tool in drug enforcement? - ANSWER-a. it is the preferred tool in drug enforcement b. the government only has to have probable cause to seize a person's property c. an owner must be proactive to get his or her property back d. the state must only prove by a preponderance of evidence that the pro...

UNO - Survey of Criminal Justice - CRCJ1010

This document contains all class notes for Justice and Society. Chapters 1 - 11. This class is a prerequisite for all Criminal Justice courses.

CJ101 Unit 7 A Search & Seizure Trial Process Purdue University Global CJ101 “ Unit 7 Assignment Search & Seizure Trial Process In the criminal justice system, a trial can be defined as the examination in court of the circumstances of fact and relevant law in a case for the intention of convicting or acquitting the defendant (Schmalleger, 2019). A trial is an opportunity for the government to argue a case (Criminal Trial Overview, 2019). It is also the chance that the defendant to dis...

Unit 7 Assignment California v. Greenwood and the Trial Process Purdue University Global CJ101-03 California v. Greenwood When someone throws their trash away can they expect a reasonable amount of privacy? That is the question that was before the Supreme Court in 1988. Billy Greenwood’s attorneys argued that his Fourth Amendment rights were violated when his trash was collected and then searched by law enforcement. The evidence found in his trash was then use...

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