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Bail and remands • The difference between adjournments and remands, • Time limits applicable to defendants remanded in custody, • The general right to bail under the Bail Act 1976 and the occasions when it does not apply, • The grounds and reasons for refusing bail, • Bail conditions that can be applied and under what circumstances, • The practice and procedure on appeal to the Crown Court against a decision to refuse bail in the Magistrates’ Court, • The grounds upon w...

RELI MISC TEST III QUESTIONS JUDICIAL Test III 1. All of the following are limitations to a party’s right of appeal except a. prosecutors generally may not appeal not guilty verdicts in criminal trials. b. the appellate court reviews only questions of law. c. the party must appeal from a final order of the court in most cases. d. losing parties may appeal by right only once. e. criminal defendants generally may not appeal guilty verdicts in criminal trials. 2. Assume that...

week 3 D 1)What are the requirements to become a corrections officer? There are over two million offenders that are currently incarcerated in United States, and most prisons demands more correctional officers. However, to become a correctional officer, you have to meet at least the minimum requirements. Although, each states and federal corrections have their own different types of hiring process. The federal minimum qualifications are including; U.S. citizenship, have bachelors degree in teach...

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