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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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CJ101 Unit 1 A Running head: LINDBERGH BABY CJ101 Lindbergh Baby CJ101 Unit 1 Lindbergh Baby The Lindbergh baby kidnapping was an awful tragedy. On the night of March 1, 1932, Charles Jr. was put to bed and never seen again A monster used a homemade ladder and snuck through the second-floor nursery room window and took Charles Jr. from his slumber. The Lindbergh ™s nurse went to check on him and discovered he was gone. There was a ransom no...

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CJ101 Unit 7 A CJ101 Introduction to the criminal justice system Unit 7 Assignment CJ101 A trial is a structured process, Where the facts of a case are presented in a court of law to a jury of their peers, And then a jury will have the right to decide if a defendant is guilty, Or not guilty during a trial. The prosecutor uses evidence and witnesses to prove to the jury beyond a reasonable dought that the defendant committed the crime /crimes. The defendant has the rights to an attorney if ...