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This week Craig is going to continue our discussion of due process. Technically, we started last week with the 4th amendment and search and seizure, but this week we’re going to look at the 5th and 6th amendments and how they ensure a fair trial. We’ll talk about some stuff you tend to hear a lot on tv, like your right to an attorney and a jury of your peers and also terms like “double jeopardy” and “pleading the fifth”. Now, this stuff can get pretty complicated, which is where lawyers come in handy, but it’s important to know your liberties to keep the police and other judicial officers in check.
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If your intention is to make the listener understand the subject,why you talk so fast ? It hinders comprehension and defeats your purpose.
5:13 4-5 days or 45?
buuut buuut what about strickland v washingtonnnnnn???
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I am using your videos to pursue a section 1983, thank you.
Thank you
Phoenix Wright is in your thumbnail!? OMG!
in 1978 when I entered law enforcement.
we were taught it better to let 100 guilty go free than 1 innocent man go to prison.
now they teach that the more people you stop the more arrests you can make and get promoted and a raise in your salary.
you used to have a Bonc and if you're bond was filled on and settled very many times you're bond was permanently revolked …so if you was a bad cop you would not be around long.
now the government self insures the whole law enforcement in the jurisdiction or a blanket policy….so if you are a really bad cop you can stay till retirement or you die…
this has created way too many bad cops across America…no accountability..
and Police Unions have made it 100 times worse…
43 years active before retirement in honor as Chief of Police
Thanks
omg, you talk faster, I'm here to practice English, It's difficult
I wonder how this aged…..
insted off objection 2:53 its depretion crying dog noises
You suck
3:12
"Aww sick, that's BMO. Lemme see"
Tis better that 1000 guilty people go free than one innocent person go to prison!
I feel like with police brutality being a thing, you won't be able to just walk away from the police after they say you aren't under arrest.
I guess I have solution, get educated. But lol, I know I won't be the one, cause some obsessed greedy person have their own individual functionalism and will discriminate the active process in the origin ownership. So, I play a game, mission given to actively keep a consistent social trend, and one day the acts will be identified, triggering schema baby
Education is always the solution, but why have socialism if these advances can be misused when order is not around. Socialcentricism defines the upmanship in competition, cause socially the issue will never be justified by judiciaries, which checks the the state in which the misconduct took place. Socialcentricism is discriminating by social levels through social order, not social equality. A new act must be placed in the Constitution for all states to obey
If you lose a case as plaintiff, u can't appeal in CA
So how do fight these political misconducts w/o going through state courts
online school 2020
what is the good and bad cop thing for. other than for shows what is the good and bad cop for.
we should really get lawers to play law games. they should play some law games.
The whole Ace Attorney comment crew showed up here wow lol
ace attorney aaa
wow phoenix wright and bmo made it into this one
Thanks Craig
can you include quiz questions to the crash courses
hi daddy thanks
what about contract clause,, freedom of contract, the right to withdraw from any contract, liberty of contract,, some state constitutions or u.s. constitution due process,, common law