1. Assignment 1: Procedural Law and the Bill of Rights The Bill of Rights finds its roots in documents such as the British Magna Carta of 1215 AD. It was one of the first documents that provided the...

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Procedural Laws & Bill of Rights 2
1. Compare and contrast two (2) of the sources of rights and fundamental principles found
in the United States’ legal system as outlined by the text.
Socioeconomic Rights in Constitutional Law - The main source of law is constitutional law.
Two constitutions are relevant in each state: the government or US Constitution, which is in
constrain all through the United States of America, and the state's constitution. Socioeconomic
rights in constitutional law in this way would have legitimately justified cases to some line of
direct by the state and its functionaries—including, not slightest, conventional officials—by
which the coveted result will, means, be delivered. The socioeconomic rights are desired set of
social results—generally, that the rights holders at no time ought to need access to levels
regarded satisfactory of subsistence, lodging, medicinal services, education, and wellbeing or to
the methods for acquiring the same (say, through accessible, compensated work) for themselves
and their wards. (Michelman, F., I., 2008).
Bill of Rights - The Bill of Rights ensures the right to speech, freedom in choosing religion, the
privilege to keep and remain battle ready, the flexibility of gathering and the freedom to petition.
It additionally restricts preposterous search and seizure, pitiless and uncommon discipline and
constrained self-implication. Among the legal assurances it manages, the Bill of Rights forbids
Congress from making any law regarding foundation of religion and precludes the government
from denying any individual of life, freedom or property without due procedure of law.
(http://www.humanrights.com, 1776).
Fundamental Principles
http://www.humanrights.com/
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The Principle of Fundamental Fairness - The Court has held that for all intents and purposes
all the criminal procedural assurances of the Bill of Rights—the Fourth, Fifth, Sixth, and Eighth
Amendments—are central to state criminal justice frameworks and that the nonappearance of
either specific certifications denies a suspect or a litigant due procedure of law under the
Fourteenth Amendment. Further, the Court has held that the due procedure condition ensures
against practices and arrangements which abuse statutes of essential fairness,975 regardless of
the possibility that they don't disregard particular assurances of the Bill of Rights. The standard
query in such cases is whether the tested practice or approach damages "a key rule of freedom
and equity which inheres in the general thought of a free government and is the natural right of a
resident of such government. (Justia US Law, 2017).
Decision Making Principle - The administration structure ought to be evident and express with
clearly characterized connections among overseeing elements, managing judges, court chairmen
as well as different court boards of trustees. Both general society and those working in the
framework need to see how the administration structure works, who has specialist to decide, how
decisions are made, and how all segment parts relate. It is especially essential that the specialist
of legal pioneers, directors and chiefs for strategy decision making and usage be all around
characterized and enunciated. (National center for state courts, 2012).
2. Critically analyze and discuss two (2) steps of the criminal justice process...