Annoted Bibliography

Annoted Bibliography

Beck, Allen J. and Lawrence A.

The outcome of any criminal case depends on the facts surrounding the crime that is charged, the strength of the evidence, the legal validity of law enforcement and proceedings in the courtroom and the government's goals and strategy and defense. Defending your criminal case in the most persuasive as possible is critical to their freedom and their future. Individuals convicted of a crime in New York, either through their acceptance of guilt or through the determination of a jury, subject among other punishments, fines, imprisonment, and bail and community service. In a statement, the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights (IACHR) said he had received information that regular and organized fights are a common practice in the prison of the West Central Region of Venezuela, commonly called Urbana prison. The agency today issued an "urgent appeal" to the prison authorities "to exercise effective control of internal security" in prison for "putting an end to this form of collective aggression among inmates." (Lawrene A., 2005)

Mattera, Philip, Mafruza Khan,

Archidona ARCHIDONA City Council has entered into an agreement with the State Corporation Correctional Infrastructure and Equipment (PFIC) for which the municipality will receive more than 1.1 million euros for future investment in compensation for the work of the prison. Also, the PFIC will be responsible for providing drinking water to two rural areas of Archidona that are located near the prison building sanitation infrastructure will be created for the complex itself. At the same time, will get a power line to the Circle of El Llano extending electrification to be undertaken on the environment of the prison, explained the mayor of Archidona, Manuel Sánchez. The execution of the prison complex began last week with an initial budget of 89 million euros and a period of 24 months. (Mattera, Philip, 2001)

Wicharay, Tamasak

The sentencing imposed is one of the most complex decisions to be taken by a judge, who must consider several of the objectives of the imposition of a sentence, such as deterrence, incapacitation and rehabilitation. Moreover, to achieve a sanction. In fairness, the judge must weigh the effects of many factors aggravating or mitigating such as the extent of harm caused the number of prior convictions and the nature thereof, and the circumstances surrounding the commission of the offense. (Wicharay, Tamasak, 2005)

Wooten, James.

Under the extradition of criminals refers to the transfer of a person committed ...