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Frost2351

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on: Aug 16, 2018
What are limitations on provisions of state constitutions that apply to criminal cases?
 
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Question 2

Venue is place oriented, meaning that a criminal case must be tried where the crime was committed. How and why can the venue be changed in criminal cases?
 
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macybarnes

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Reply #1 on: Aug 16, 2018
Answer to Question 1

Provisions of state constitutions as they apply to criminal cases must be consistent
with the provisions of the federal Constitution or they may be declared
unconstitutional if challenged in court. More detailed than the U.S. Constitution,
state constitutions frequently offer greater protections to the individual.

Answer to Question 2

The motion for a change of venue is usually filed by the defendant. The decision of a
trial judge to grant or deny the motion is seldom reversed on appeal.


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