Different Penalties for Female Defendants 
.... crimes, that a significant number of female criminals are also mothers with primary responsibility for their children, and that
judges and
juries exist to ....
(2669
11
)
Jury Selection
.... If
judges were to replace
juries, the highly politicized nature of judge selection might result in a biased board of
judges despite their experience and ....
(1225
5
)
Grand Juries: Development, Present Use, Strengths, and Weaknesses
.... In the early 1800s, Federalist
judges implored grand
juries to indict members of the opposition party, the Republicans, merely for making speeches. ....
(1254
5
)
Impact on Society of Juveniles Tried as Adults
.... In denying
juries to juveniles, there is virtual parity between the accuracy of
judges and
juries when finding facts. But
juries ....
(3524
14
)
POLICE BRUTALITY
.... strong and persistent public perception exists to the effect that police department administrations, public prosecutors, and
judges and
juries tend to turn a ....
(2686
11
)
Analysis of Indeterminate Sentencing
Schlesinger (1) that the very flexibility which allowed
judges and
juries to hand out sentences of varying length and severity for crimes of a similar nature ....
(582
2
)
Motivations of Female Murderers People are generally shocked ...
.... In fact, many women are sentenced to long prison terms without the
judges or
juries being told anything at all about their batterings. ....
(2642
11
)
Female Murderers & Wife Abuse
.... In fact, many women are sentenced to long prison terms without the
judges or
juries being told anything at all about their batterings" ("Abuse and Punishment ....
(2725
11
)
Pre-trial Publicity
.... has been considered and weighed as independent evidence, it has had a remarkably similar, if not indistinguishable, influence on
judges and
juries alike. ....
(3893
16
)
Procedural Issues of a Case
.... The case about the extent of its ruling on
judges and
juries was based on an appeal by an Arizona man convicted of raping and killing a collection agent in 1981 ....
(2575
10
)
TV Cameras in the Courtroom Int
.... the judicial system more specifically, and scholars to carefully examine and assess the effect of television cameras on the actions of
judges and
juries. ....
(1997
8
)
Sentencing Reform: Indeterminate Sentencing Analysis
.... It was argued, said Schlesinger (2005), that the very flexibility which allowed
judges and
juries to hand out sentences of varying length and severity for ....
(1427
6
)
EVIDENTIARY ISSUES IN CRIMINAL APPEALS This res
.... defective prosecutorial pleading, insufficiency of the evidence to support the verdict, misconduct by prosecutors,
judges and
juries, improper instructions to ....
(1388
6
)
Impact of Juvenile Transfer on Adult Court Processes
.... What this may mean is that
judges and
juries, if they are involved, do not have prior historical data on which decisions regarding the possibility of ....
(3106
12
)
The Impact of Juvenile Transfer on Adult Court Process
.... What this may mean is that
judges and
juries, if they are involved, do not have prior historical data on which decisions regarding the possibility of ....
(3106
12
)
REPRESENTATIVENESS ON JURIES
.... their differences in court, assuring the existence of sympathetic
juries is often a .... and lawyers of today almost routinely shop around for receptive
judges. ....
(2954
12
)
POLICE DISCRETION IN THE USE OF FORCE
.... strong and persistent public perception exists to the effect that police department administrations, public prosecutors, and
judges and
juries tend to turn a ....
(1869
7
)
Complex Criminal Fraud Trials
.... evidence and the issues before them. According to the
judges, the
juries had no more trouble than
judges in comprehending the cases. ....
(10477
42
)
Criminal Fraud Trials
.... According to the
judges, the
juries had no more trouble than
judges in comprehending the cases.19 These findings have been upheld by other studies in the ....
(10482
42
)
The Judiciary and the Minority Community
.... the reasons that there are so few racial minorities as
judges and lawyers .... by prosecutors of preemptory challenges to exclude minorities from
juries, but that ....
(1247
5
)
Rodney King Trial Reactions
.... It is not the system that invokes these precedents or laws, but rather people--sometimes
judges or
juries, sometimes police officers--working within this ....
(3076
12
)
History & Analysis of Jury Nullification
.... In practical terms, this has meant that
judges not only instruct
juries on their moral obligations to uphold the law, but also to consider the willingness of ....
(4225
17
)
Jury nullification
.... In practical terms, this has meant that
judges not only instruct
juries on their moral obligations to uphold the law, but also to consider the willingness of ....
(4240
17
)
PAYNE V. TENNESSEE This research paper summariz
.... suffering and injuries resulting from crime" and that the presentation of VISs at sentencing hearings "ensures that sentencing
judges [and
juries] become aware ....
(5459
22
)
Crowded Prisons and Privatization
.... It was argued, said Schlesinger (2), that the very flexibility which allowed
judges and
juries to hand out sentences of varying length and severity for crimes ....
(2507
10
)
THE CRIME BILL IN LOS ANGELES
.... strong and persistent public perception exists to the effect that police department administrations, public prosecutors, and
judges and
juries tend to turn a ....
(6735
27
)
Actual Innocence
.... But the gullibility of
juries, their commitment to pinning the crime on someone .... their surprising depth of confidence in police, prosecutors, and
judges is the ....
(2592
10
)
Community Law
.... the judicial system more specifically, and scholars to carefully examine and assess the effect of television cameras on the actions of
judges and
juries. ....
(7520
30
)
Gorwing Demands Placed on Police
.... strong and persistent public perception exists to the effect that police department administrations, public prosecutors, and
judges and
juries tend to turn a ....
(9059
36
)
White Collar Offenses & Sentencing Decisions The proposed study ...
.... often glossed over the sociolegal effect of the attitudes held by persons charged with the responsibility of determining criminal guilt (eg
juries,
judges, etc ....
(4830
19
)
