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if on trial the jury cannot know the person being held. 

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if on trial the jury cannot know the person being held. 

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Research into the matter suggests an estimated 2.3% – 5% of all prisoners in the U.S. have been wrongfully convicted. If these numbers are to be believed, that means there are at least 46,000 innocent people behind bars. By some estimates, that’s as high as 1 in 25.

The rate could be lower than for capital murders, or it could be higher. In a country with millions of criminal convictions a year and more than 2 million people behind bars, even 1 percent amounts to tens of thousands of tragic errors.

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Is there a difference between death and life sentence?

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you are innocent until proven guilty

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to Find proof

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they aren't fair minorities

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why does death row inmates get treated better than regular inmates. ralon

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why does death row inmates get treated better than regular inmates. ralon

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what is the criminal justice made of

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everything that happens from the time a person is suspected of committing a crime until the case is over. This includes: Formal arrest, Preliminary hearings, Grand jury indictments, Arraignment, Trial, and. The appeals process.

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what are amendments 4-8

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you have the right to a lawyer

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there racist and not fair not all

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if you do a crime you will get a fine or a sentence in jail  (ralon)

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if you do a crime you will get a fine or a sentence in jail  (ralon)

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anything you say could be used against you

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i know it is their job to collect evidence peice it together and judge what is shown

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The criminal justice system has multiple and often conflicting objectives: the interests of the victim have to be balanced with the due process rights of the defendant, the broader public interest, as well as considerations of cost effectiveness.

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The criminal justice system has multiple and often conflicting objectives: the interests of the victim have to be balanced with the due process rights of the defendant, the broader public interest, as well as considerations of cost effectiveness.

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Most people in prison are AA males

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the main purpose is to protect society but wrongful convictions arent rare

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the main purpose is to protect society but wrongful convictions arent rare

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idk #freedamaruri

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every person is tried regardless of what they do-diop

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every person is tried regardless of what they do-diop

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Every jury is selected through a selection process called voir dire.

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i need to know why do juveniles have to sit in jail and not adults

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methods of research in criminal justice?

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methods of research in criminal justice?

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the criminal justice system consists of police, the courts and corrections  

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the criminal justice system consists of police, the courts and corrections  

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innocent people need justice

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the criminal justice system consist of cops and the court

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how do they kill them on death row

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The parole system and their psychological evaluation on inmates

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i need to know how they pick jurries

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Eyewitness Testimony Isn't Necessarily Reliable.

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Why do they trust eyewitnesses.