Crime, Law, and Enforcement: Due Process (Enhanced DVD)
Product Description:
One of the most important things in the United States Criminal Justice System is the right to due process but sadly very few people in the United States knows what it means.
Do you know what due process is and what rights you have? You can find out with this amazing and helpful DVD that covers many common scenarios and situations people can find themselves in. A film from Humanities & Sciences/MotionMasters Coproduction, the citizen and the criminology student can learn about due process and what law enforcement can and cannot do in their investigation. The citizen and the criminology student can learn about due process and what law enforcement can and cannot do in their investigation. It is a study that everyone should be familiar with.
Crime, Law, and Enforcement: Due Process
Enhanced DVD
ISBN: 978-1-62102-909-0
Run Time: 30 Minutes
Copyright Date: 2012
CC
Do you know what due process is and what rights you have? You can find out with this amazing and helpful DVD that covers many common scenarios and situations people can find themselves in. A film from Humanities & Sciences/MotionMasters Coproduction, the citizen and the criminology student can learn about due process and what law enforcement can and cannot do in their investigation. The citizen and the criminology student can learn about due process and what law enforcement can and cannot do in their investigation. It is a study that everyone should be familiar with.
Crime, Law, and Enforcement: Due Process
Enhanced DVD
ISBN: 978-1-62102-909-0
Run Time: 30 Minutes
Copyright Date: 2012
CC
Customer Reviews
This program identifies the different categories of crime and how severe each one is. It shows viewers the process that takes place during an arrest. It details some of the most common criminal justice situations and the constitutional laws that govern them. Can a school locker be searched without the consent of the student? What types of evidence that are found without a warrant can be admissible in court? Should an innocent suspect “plead the Fifth (Amendment)” if they are arrested? An instructor’s guide is included and can be viewed online. Part of the three-part series Due Process. (30 minutes)
Segments in this video include:
Introduction: Crime, Law and Enforcement – When government and society identify conduct that is dangerous, it is a crime. Punishment can occur through different methods such as community service, prison time, and fines. Laws that are put into place by the state, local and federal government provide a set of rules for society in order to maintain order.
Crime in the U.S. – The source for the laws of state, local and federal criminal justice system is the Constitution. It provides an objective set of guidelines for maintaining the rule of law and controlling the conduct of the population. It also ensures confidence in the criminal justice system.
Types of Crimes – There are different types of crimes including felonies, misdemeanors, and infractions. Crimes can occur against society, people or property. States separate murder into second or first degrees, and manslaughter can be either involuntary or voluntary.
Police Questioning and Interrogation – Officers responding to a crime scene try to determine what crime was committed, they gather evidence, and they receive statements from any witnesses at the scene. The Constitution’s Fifth Amendment protects the rights of anyone accused of a crime to remain silent.
Crime, Law, and Enforcement: Due Process Enhanced DVD ISBN: 978-1-62102-909-0 Run Time: 30 Minutes Copyright Date: 2012 CC
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Crime, Law, and Enforcement: Due Process
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