CRJ 325 Case Study 3: Confessions and Admissions after a Request for a Lawyer Due Week 8 and worth 100 points A suspect is apprehended in a large-chain grocery store by the security guard. The suspect is placed in handcuffs and taken to the manager’s office. The police are called and advised of the situation. Officer Jones arrives at the store approximately 12 minutes later. Officer Jones takes a statement from the security guard and views the in-store camera film of the shop lifting incide...

week8 CaseStudy3 CRJ Confessions and Admissions after a Request for a Lawyer Criminal Procedure Preface A suspect is apprehended in a department store by the security guard. The suspect is placed in handcuffs and taken to the managers office. The police are called and advised of the situation. Officer Martinez arrives at the department store approximately 15 minutes later. Officer Martinez takes a statement from the security guard and views in-store camera film of the shoplifting incident....

Criminal Litigation LPC Full Summary Notes made by a City, University student in 2020 (however it has been used by other students at BPP and ULaw as well who have obtained distinctions!), 33 pages of notes, used to achieve a high Distinction! - covers the full CPA. Topics include: types of offences, public funding, police powers outside the police station, at the detention and detention, interviews, visual identification procedure, hearings and trials, bail, sentencing, evidence and bad charac...

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A thorough, in depth and colour coded step by step for working out if something is a confession. Establishing if it is a confession, deciding if it should be admitted, what happens if there is a co-defendant, whether it should be excluded (s76 PACE) and if the confession can be relied upon.

Complete notes covering Workshop 15 of the University of Law's Dispute Resolution Module. - Bad Character Evidence - Admissibility of Confessions - Police and Criminal Evidence; Code C (full coverage)

Case Study 3: Confessions and Admissions after a Request for a Lawyer Due Week 8 and worth 100 points A suspect is apprehended in a large-chain grocery store by the security guard. The suspect is placed in handcuffs and taken to the manager’s office. The police are called and advised of the situation. Officer Jones arrives at the store approximately 12 minutes later. Officer Jones takes a statement from the security guard and views the in-store camera film of the shop lifting incident. Off...

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Discusses police interview and interrogation practices in the Canadian Criminal Justice System. Discusses best practices to reduce bias and false confessions, past wrong practices, and interview processes.