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Need help, Can someone review my work and the assignment rubric and also correct on my paper. American Justice System

Need help, Can someone review my work and the assignment rubric and also correct on my paper, thank you!!!

American Justice System

How does the citizenship status of the criminal in the case impact the ability to adhere to procedural process?

            From the analysis of the case, three of the four hackers in the international computer hacking ring were citizens of United States. On the other hand, the fourth hacker, David Pokora, was the only individuals within the group who was not a US citizen instead he was a Canadian citizen. Most importantly, Beckett and Heather, (246) emphasizes that none of the four hackers had dual citizenship. Therefore, the prospect that the individual is not a citizen of US does not affect the ability to adhere to the procedural process. Accordingly, in reference to section one of the 14th amendments, there is the emphasis on ensuring that no individual is deprived of life, liberty without the due process of the law. Admittedly, Rule 11 Pleas emphasizes on the procedural process of passing judgment on a non-citizen (Singer and Friedman, 144). The law states that there should be a subjective and procedural process in handling an individual who is not a citizen of the nation. In the criminal conviction process, Pokora can be convicted and either deported or jailed in the US as per the constitution (Singer and Friedman, 144).

·         How does this affect the ability to apprehend and charge the criminal?

 

            In regards to citizenship, it is fundamental to examine the location of the individual before making an arrest. From the analysis of David Pokora, he was from Mississauga, Ontario Canada. Admittedly, at the time of his arrest, he was attempting to cross the border. As such, the individual was prosecuted in Delaware after good detective work that led to the arrest of the four hackers. In the period of his arrest, Pokora was attempting to cross into the United States at the Lewiston-Queenston Bridge in Niagra. During the period of the arrest, the United States had jurisdiction since an international arrest warrant had been issued for the individual. 

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