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Please select from the following topics listed below. Please keep in mind that this is a research paper, not a reaction or opinion paper. Your instructor is looking for cited information regarding the topic.
•The concept of bail merits deep examination. Bias could be inherent in the amount of bail set and other restrictions for pre-trial release, and research has corroborated this. Since judges make these subjective decisions, what can be done to prevent arbitrary and potentially prejudiced decisions from being made?
•Discuss the pros and cons of private vs. public defense. Please remember this is not an opinion question.
The paper must be at least 700-800 words, excluding the title page and reference page, and must adhere to the APA sixth edition writing format. Please reference the APA example given in the Resources section. If your paper does not comply with this format, you will lose points.
Explanation & Answer
Running Head: PRIVATE VS PUBLIC DEFENCE
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Private Vs Public Defence
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Institution
PRIVATE VS PUBLIC DEFENCE
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Introduction
In an unlucky occasion after an arrest on the basis of having committed a severe crime, it
is quite obvious that there will be serious penalties that will go with it and even the worse that is
jail time. (Smith & Hogan, 1983) At such a moment it is quite important to search for an attorney
with a lot of experience to handle the case. At times, someone may think due to financial
constraints, of just pleading guilty and get over with it. Also, one may opt for a public defender
but it is crucial that one assesses as between the public and private defender before making a
decision.
Body Analysis
At most times the public defender may have so many cases and at the same time. At times,
it can mean that the public defender is more knowledgeable than the private one due to the ability
to deal with many cases. (Kenny & Turner,...
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