Before you do supervision with an individual for the first time, I come up with a supervision agreement with the individual so that we are both aware of what is expected from each other during supervision. The purpose of supervision is for the employer and the worker to have a one to one meeting so that they can reflect and evaluate on their work practice. When doing supervision it is important to discuss the workload of the individual, training needs, skills and
During this I meet on a one-to-one basis with my supervisor – usually a senior support worker. We use a set format supervision which has different sections, one being a section to review tragerts previosly set and one for new targets to be set. I am able to reflect and discuss where I feel my stregths and weaknesses lie and areas I feel I need to develop. Proir to my supervisions my supervisor would have gained feedback from other staff – usually other senior support staff or nurses regarding my work actuvities. As part of my framework I have to obtain witness testimonies to evidence that I have completed
The prosecutor pairs up with the law enforcement officers that are gathering the evidence and then they see if they have enough evidence to continue with the case. They also have to make sure they the correct evidence that is needed to pursue the case. Then they have to gather their evidence and witnesses. Review it, eliminate anything not strong enough for the case, gather evidence that proves in favor of the case, then they file motions. This is how the prosecutor determines which cases to pursue.
Marty (Marthena) Clabaugh CJA/224 December 6, 2010 Dr. Beverly Spencer Courtroom Participation Paper The courtroom group consist of several participates the prosecutor, the attorney for the defendant, the defendant, the judge, the baliff, the court reporter, the witnesses, and the jurors. All these participates play important roles in the justice system drama. Each work with one another in accordance with the laws and jurisdiction of the court. The prosecutor is central to the justice drama in their part as the district attorney the review cases within their jurisdiction. District attorney’s process cases, determine whether police have made arrests which are procedural and follow the rules.
Afterwards the arraignment is opened in court to make sure the defendant has a copy of their indictment, after the indictment is read and the defendant is asked to give a plea whether guilty or not guilty. A this time the defendant can waive his appearance for the arraignment if signed by both the defendant and the counsel. The written waiver is signed by both affirming that the defendant received a copy of the indictment stating the plea is not guilty, and the court has to accept the signed
This record helps to remind all those involved in a case what has been said in court, so that the case can be decided based on a text that can be reviewed. Q: How are records of testimony made? A: There are three methods of preserving testimony in depositions or at a trial: (1) a stenographic reporter may take down the words by pressing levers on a machine; (2) an attendant reporter may be present to oversee an electronic system (and sometimes a video camera) to record spoken words; or (3) an electronic recording may be made without direct human involvement or intervention. All three systems record the words of testimony, but vary in cost and usefulness. All criminal cases are attended by a court reporter, but a court reporter is required in civil hearings only if a party asks for one.
He or she is responsible for ensuring the court proceedings are legal, and that the defendant receives his or her rights to due process of law. The judge does this by setting the rules of the courtroom and acting as a referee between opposing council. Although a judges’ most visible role is during a criminal or civil trial, he or she has many responsibilities. Prior to any court hearing, the judge is responsible for signing search and arrest warrants. Judges also deal with the issue of bail once established that there is enough evidence to hold a criminal trial against the defendant during the preliminary hearing.
The CARE CERTIFICATE Understand your role What you need to know THE CARE CERTIFICATE WORKBOOK Standard Your role - Tasks, Behaviours and Standards of work Your role will have a job description. This tells you what your main duties and responsibilities are and who you report to. Ask your employer for a copy if you do not have it. You should know what is expected of you but also what is not included in your role. It will be almost impossible for a job description to list every task you will do but it should largely reflect your role.
First you have the Prosecution. The responsibility of the prosecution is to prove that without a shadow of a doubt that the defendant committed the crime. Im sure there are times that the prosecution does not think the defendant is not guilty but it is there moral right to keep the trial going and prove their case. It has got to be difficult for the prosecution to know that because of the case they have built against a person could decide the rest of their life. Lets get to the Defense.
Trial lawyers are often called litigators. They participate in hearings that may appear in court. A litigator is required to know the procedures and rules of the court. Furthermore as a litigator, whether you’re in or out of the courtroom you represent either the plaintiffs or defendant in any case which may appear before a judge or jury. To be able to represent and protect their client’s best interest they must be comfortable speaking in public.