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... following headings: (1) Judge, Juror, and Bailiff Misconduct; (2) Sabel Discovery Error; (3) Ineffec... was occupied by a man fitting the description given by Cole. He knocked on Saunders' door and an...
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... employed as a cashier, receptionist, and bailiff. She alleges that she became disabled on April 15,... are fairly straightforward in job descriptions. . Id. at 265. . We conclude that there is a...
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...(Insert brief description of claim(s) brought to trial in this case) Who are.... Bailiff: The person over there, (name), is the bailiff. [H...
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... under oath when he wrote the letter, the bailiff was not under oath when relaying her account of ev... relies on Judge Hilliard's own description of events, which were not tested or challenged thr...
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...The bailiff will excuse you from there in just a few minutes. ... opens its opinion with a graphic description of the underlying facts of respondent's crime, per...
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In senior management roles with Sheriff Sandra Hutchens (who also carries the title of coroner) are an under sheriff, four assistant sheriffs (for professional services, field services, investigative and custody operations commands) and an executive director of the administrative services command. Having worked early in the 1990s for both the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration and the National Sheriffs' Association in the Washington, DC, area, she is keenly aware of the full range of operations that go with working in a sheriffs' office.\n Cells had no telephones, so inmates were required to make calls from a central room.
... within that simplistic three-part description, Joe and his buddies are unlikely to understand th... civilian employees perform the classical bailiff functions, along with providing security for 40 co...
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..."influences" is apparent from his own descriptions of the essential . Page 497 U.S. 62, 90. features....[Footnote 15] Firing a juvenile court bailiff seems impermissible,[Footnote 16] but it may be pe...
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The Sixth Amendment guarantees a criminal defendant the right to a trial by an impartial jury. A defendant's Sixth Amendment rights are threatened when a jury is exposed to extrajudicial information or engages in improper contacts with third parties. In Remmer v. United States, the Supreme Court held that when extrajudicial information or improper contacts threaten the Sixth Amendment guarantee, courts should presume the defendant suffered prejudice. Without explicitly overruling Remmer, two subsequent Supreme Court decisions suggested that the Remmer presumption of prejudice is not absolute. As a result of the Supreme Court's conflicting decisions, the federal courts of appeals have applied Remmer in significantly different ways. This Note asserts that courts should retain the Remmer p...
... sheriffs or between jurors and the court bailiff during the trial. 23 Other extraneous, non-evident... Remmer standard, but the Court's description of the Remmer hearing departed from Remmer 's a...
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Defendants claims that her due process rights were violated, that she was denied the effective assistance of counsel, and that her conviction for theft was supported by insufficient evidence are not supported by the record. There was evidence from which the jury could have reasonably concluded that the value of the stolen merchandise exceeded $500. The prosecutors explanation of reasonable doubt did not unfairly prejudice Defendant. Judgment affirmed.
..., she observed that “there is no description anywhere of what particular items she is accused... assignment of error challenges the bailiff’s conduct during the trial. She claims that...
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... to determine if they fit the description of a policymaker. Biggs v. Best, Best & Krieger, 1... that the employees in Elrod, including "a bailiff and security guard at the [j]uvenile [c]ourt," wer...