What are the "critical stages" of criminal procedure where the right to counsel exists?
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The right to counsel exists during all "critical stages" of criminal procedure. These stages include all felony trials, misdemeanor cases where imprisonment is actually imposed (as opposed to cases where jail time is a possibility), arraignments, post-charge lineups, post-charge interrogations (regardless of whether they are custodial), and appeals as a matter of right.
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Describe how a paralegal can be involved in ADR
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An alphabetized list of words or phrases describing subjects discussed in a text is known as ________ ________ ________
Fill in the blank(s) with correct word
Selling an inferior handbag as a "Genuine Tory Burch handbag" and using the distinctive double "T" logo of Tory Burch is called ______.?
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).