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CQXA

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Summarize the key cases dealing with the treatment of pretrial detainees.
 
  What will be an ideal response?

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What is the probable cause hearing? What is its purpose? When is it required?
 
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What is the initial appearance? What is its purpose?
 
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Answer to Question 1

Thanks for sharing, assignments makes me feel like end of world..

Answer to Question 2

Boom Correct answer

Answer to Question 3

Once arrested and booked, the suspect is then brought before a magistrate or judge in what is known as the initial appearance.

The initial appearance is designed to serve a number of purposes. In a misdemeanor case, such as a minor in possession, the trial may take place at this stage. In a more serious case, however, the accused will be advised of:
 The reason he or she is being detained (notification of formal charges often comes later at arraignment)
 His or her protection against self-incrimination
 His or her right to appointed counsel, if necessary
The judge may also set bail at the initial appearance, but the bail determination often requires a separate hearing.



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Both answers were spot on, thank you once again




 

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