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LaDunn

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Murray and Cox report there is a ___________________, a reduction in the number of arrests per year, following release from a secure treatment facility.
 
  a. sensitizing effect
  b. suppression effect
  c. brutalization effect
  d. resiliency effect

Question 2

Compare and contrast appeals and postconviction review processes.
 
  What will be an ideal response?



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Answer to Question 1

b

Answer to Question 2

So long as criminal defendants file a notice of appeal within the specified time limits, they are guaranteed the right to have an appellate court directly examine their convictions for all types of alleged errors. Postconviction reviews, however, collaterally attack convictions in civil court. The grounds for such postconviction reviews are usually much narrower than the grounds that can form the basis of a direct appeal. Furthermore, postconviction remedies may only be filed by those who are actually in custody. They may only raise constitutional defects, not technical ones. They can bring up issues not raised at trial and many courts allow unlimited postconviction remedies.





 

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