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Jan 1, 2017 · a preliminary hearing or examination, and includes procedural checklists, an overview of the applicable law, scripts, and a flowchart. For a discussion of felony arraignment and pleas, see California
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The preliminary investigation is the police agency's first response to a report that a crime has occurred. As in every investigative effort, the primary objective of the preliminary investigation is to determine who committed the crime and to apprehend the offender.
DEFINITIONS. Administrative Investigation: An internal investigation conducted in response to a complaint with the goal of determining whether an employee violated agency policy. Complaint: An allegation of misconduct against an employee or that expresses concern about services provided by the employee.
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The sample questions were created for probable cause hearings in criminal cases, but they may be useful for such hearings in juvenile cases. The following questions are very basic and include only some aspects of certain offenses.
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- c. The Benefits Are Worth the Probable Cost
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The increased expense of the forward-looking hearing and the po-tential cost-savings it might effectuate are uncertain since there have been no detailed empirical studies of these issues. Eliminating delay in the criminal justice system and protecting defendants from unwarranted charges are values of such force, however, that they should be pursued...
permit incarceration which would prevent commission of further crimes while the accused is out on bail; it can, however, develop suffi-cient information as to the probability of guilt of the accused 140 to permit the magistrate to set bail which more accurately reflects the likelihood that the accused will abscond and, in jurisdictions where it is ...
In modern criminal law pretrial procedure is for most defendants the only criminal procedure. For this reason, if no other, the criminal justice system must pay close attention to the functioning of pretrial procedure to insure that it is providing the protections to which all accused persons are entitled. Furthermore, expeditious and effective pre...
The National Institute of Justice convened a technical working group of law enforcement and legal practitioners, together with these researchers, to explore the development of improved procedures for the collection and preservation of eyewitness evidence within the criminal justice system.
must hold a hearing on your discovery motion within 15 days, although the ALJ may postpone the hearing for good cause. Either the agency or you may file pre-hearing motions.
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