essay section 1 introduction section 2 The Role of the prosecutor also tell him
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section 1 introduction
section 2 The Role of the prosecutor
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1. If Joe Justice wants to get the deal, done with Joe Lawbreaker, what options does he have in terms of bringing charges against him?
The evidence found does implicate Joe Lawbreaker’s being on the scene, the eyewitness account only point out the robber or, Slick Martin and could support Joe Lawbreaker’s right to bargain for a lesser sentence.
2. Does Joe Justice have enough evidence to take a case against Slick Martin to a grand jury?
Yes. All of the gathered evidence from the crime scene as well as the eyewitness accounts support Joe Justice’s bringing this case to trial.
3. When Slick Martin makes a request for an attorney, what constitutional right is he invoking?
His Miranda rights. This gives him the right to remain silent. Not incriminate him with what he might say. The 5th amendment gives us the right to refusing to answer questions that might incriminate us even if we are guilty as sin
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4. What case law enables Slick to obtain a lawyer during questioning?
Case Law: “Miranda vs. Arizona 1966) as is stated in the reading of the “Miranda Rights” he is by law not entitled to give any statement without a council being present. It would be deemed a violation of his constitutional rights and could be used to give cause to either a mistrial or an automatic acquittal.
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