What are different types or bias that come up in court?
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Well, I'm not to good in all this court stuff and by copying and pasting what a website says will just make you read more (from what I say and what the site says), so here is a website. I'll post it under sources so you just have to click it. :)
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I haven't made a study of it nor looked up any, but if it were a factor, investigators/statisticians would look for a statistically significant difference in the rates at which people of different races are sentenced to death in capital punishment cases.  I believe such studies do exist that indicate such bias, though I haven't seen them myself - but they do get covered in the papers when they are released.\n\nYou sound skeptical.  I'd be curious to know why.
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Outburst Disrupts Courtroom\n\ns
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It can create bias. Jurors viewing a defendant in prison garb will assume guilt and most people (although they may not confess to it) have difficulty getting past visual cues like that. Imagine if you saw a distinguished looking gentleman dressed in surgical scrubs. You assume he is a doctor and your friend would have a hard time convincing you he's actually a plumber. Our society and nature in general responds to visual cues such as those in order to interact with each other.
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could be obstruction of justice\ncoulde be filing a false report\ncould be larceny
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Poverty\nRacism\nGender bias\nPolitical apathy\nIncreased gap between wealth & poor\nWhite collar crime
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The pretrial hearing.\n\nIn many states the judge may hold an informal hearing before the trial, called a pretrial conference. The pretrial conference allows the judge to assess the issues and witnesses presented by both parties and estimate the length of the trial. The judge may also attempt to get both parties to settle.  \n\nhttp://www.legalhelpmate.com/legal-info-descr.aspx?info=56
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Civil courts try cases involving "civil matters" such as divorce cases (sometimes heard in family court), law suits between individuals and businesses and so forth.\n\nHave a good afternoon.\n\nWayne
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Court?  City?  State?
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You can author your own legal loop-holes. We all live our lives with "good faith" intentions.\n No one wants to spend time in a courtroom.
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The attorney presents evidence based on whatever they're arguing. It could be someone's testimony, but it could be other types of evidence. This is presented to the "trier of fact" in the case, which is going to be either the jury or the judge, who determines the truthfulness of each side's allegations based the testimony and also on the jury instructions.
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Not sure what you were looking for but.\n\nThe U.S. Federal Court System is an example of a national court system. It could be argued we have a more complex/layered court system then other countries which have simply a national court system and no state court system. For example in the U.S, if you commit a federal offense, you usually have also violated a state law, hence you will be tried in two court systems for two different violations of laws, (you can in this case have a double trial for a single 'act'). The national/federal courts usually have the first dibs on the offender, and the state court takes back seat. Many times the state court may even waive their right to try a criminal if the federal courts have failed to find the suspect guilty.\n\n\nAnd that is the long answer to a simple question.
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FORGERY , FRAUD, PERSONATION...for starters..\nUttering a false document...hey theres a book.. and they will\nthrow it at you!
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Dear Friend,\n\nIn the U.S., there are at least four types of law.  These are constitutional law, statutes, regulations, and common law.  Common law covers those situations where there isn't a Constitutional provision, statute, or regulation to look to, but there are still people before the court who claim that they've been harmed.  It is judge-made law, some published, some not.  Types of common law include contract law, property law, and tort law.  This isn't to say that the only thing that matters for contract, property, or tort disputes is judge-made law, but rather that most law in this area happens to be judge made.  Common law is considered more flexible than any other type of law, a continual adaptation of the law to meet our evolving social expectations.  Other people see it as judicial tyranny, since no-one elects federal judges.\n\nHope that helps!\n\nYour Friend,\nFrancesois
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There is a lot of information on the internet about this topic.  I just typed "racial bias in capital punishment" and 196,000 results popped up.  If you enter each type of bias you will get plenty of source material.
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As a law student I have had to find cases and so forth.\nThe best thing to do is use your search engine and try different keywords and see what you come up with, you will probably come up with acutal cases........read the first couple of paragraphs of the case you pull and see if its what you're looking for...............\n"Ohio, obsenity prosecution, or prosecution Ohio case, obsenity..........move the words around...........
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It depends on the reason  you are in Court,(Juvenile, Criminal,Appealed,etc) Courts have certain Jurisdiction by which an offendant can be charged or answer to an offence :admitting to something and being charge and offence for something is two different occasion.