Criminal Law 101
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- Learn the basics regarding criminal law in the Twin Cities. View the training materials here: callforjustice.org/legal-refer...
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Explanatory Notice
The following video documents a training session on Criminal Law basics that took place on April 19, 2013 in Bloomington, Minnesota. The training was arranged by Call for Justice, LLC, a Twin Cities-based non-profit that works to connect low-income people with legal resources. Part of our work is to train United Way 2-1-1 on the various Twin Cities legal resources.
Ellen Krug, Executive Director of Call for Justice, LLC, conducted the training and coordinated the session. The training session was presented to Information and Referral Specialists and other employees of United Way 2-1-1.
The information contained in this video is not legal advice. Viewers seeking legal assistance should contact an attorney. If you are a Minnesota resident in need of legal assistance and unable to afford an attorney, you should call United Way 2-1-1 by dialing 2-1-1.
At various places in the video, there may be references to "Zoey" or "Zoey Zalopa." This is a fictional character used for purposes of exemplifying referrals to various legal resources.
Criminal justice will be an interesting career option for those person who are interested in criminal law. A criminal lawyer is responsible for prosecuting individuals for or defending clients against alleged crimes perpetrated against the state or society. Thanks for sharing such a informative video. Keep in touch.
Very appreciative of barristers who post and educate. The general public is quite ignorant of how it works and the fundamental principles of liberty. Thanks for the post.
I am a student at NUST(NAMIBIA UNVERSITY OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY) DOING CRIMINAL JUSTICE IN POLICING..KUDOS TO FOR UPLOADING THIS VIDOES THIS IS VERY EDUCATIONAL TO MY COURSE
I agree, this video is very educational. All law professors should be as personable as this attorney is.
I work in the Public Defender's Office and because of the coronavirus I have been ordered to 'work from home' and to keep myself busy enhancing myself regarding criminal law. I am finding your talk enjoyable and you are explaining things in a clear and understandable language so that those who are not familiar with the criminal law system can understand. It seems like MN law and RI law are very similar. Rhode Island is actually the first state to have a Public Defenders Office .... Thank You !!!!
This lady is excellent at what she does. She explains concepts really well, and with humor. She is not boring - she keeps everyone's attention. She's a great teacher. What's with the comments about her? Yes, her voice is low and her hands are large. Who cares? After 5-10 minutes you don't notice anymore, because she is really good at what she's doing. Besides, who cares??? I would hire her to be my attorney and I would enjoy having her as an instructor.
She?
She appears to identify as a female, so yes, I say "she". Frankly, I don't care if she is a man or woman. This person is a great, intelligent teacher and seems really cool! :-)
Ellen, thank you so much for this video. You make learning criminal law much easier to understand and the humor you bring makes it even better.
Excellent information, one thing I noticed that is wrong was Bail. It is indeed 10% however we pay the bail bondsman the 10% and they do take some payments or get a parents signature or lien a home etc.
If you have $25,000 bail set, that means you have to pay a bondsman $2,500 ! and they keep it all! unless you can post $25,000 with the court then you do get it all back if you show up! So if rich its no biggy but if poor its lost!
This is an amazingly well presented lecture. I appreciate you simplifying the information. Thank you
not the voice I was expecting
emily hicks like seriously
Me neither but after five minutes you forget about it because she is so good at what she is doing. I am a teacher and I can tell you she is a GOOD teacher.
emily hicks THANK YOU it not just me
Hahaha hahahahhaha
Just watching it makes me wonder how this man really looked before his transformation.
This is such a well stated introduction to Criminal Law. Great content!
as someone who has been to jail I can say that most attorneys have no real experience in the courtroom. Most take a plea deal. Which means that the plaintiff agrees to plead guilty, accept the sentence, and usually go home from jail. This is of course unfair because the person will do almost anything to get out of jail the least of which is pleading guilty even if they think or know they are innocent. So the person gets probation or work release, the prosecutor chocks up a win in the case, and the perpetrator looks forward to a very difficult time the next time they interact with the police.
Thank you for the video. Both the video and your achievement for life is so inspiring.
I really enjoy this video. I was encouraged. I am looking forward to attending Law school next year.
Oh wow, Prof Ellie, you are a genius I must admit, thank you for a very informative and interractive discussion. I look forward to becoming a great Criminal lawyer.
Thank you for the wonderful instructional videos Ellie. I use this as a supplementary tool along with my text books (Pre Law Major). Thank you once more for teaching me how to get an A!
im a criminology student,,tnx for the lecture ive learn a lot from ds video..
Did you become a lawyer? Or you chose another career
I feel like I went to school but I didn't pay for school...(DA NA NA- DA NA NA) So easy to understand.
I hope to find more of her material
The legal contents and resources from different areas of law shared, are much appreciated. Thanks
Love it!!! Very informative!! Nicely put!
Awesome video, thank you Ellen!
Wonderful lecture! Thank you for posting this to TH-cam; looking forward to more videos!
Great lecture. Very informative video and very intelligent person
Ellen Krug-thank you! Hope to see more of these!
Nice video, people will learn a lot form here. Keep it up.
Very professional and helpful professor. Very interesting video on criminal law
you are the best......it is great to have someone like you explain crim 101. thanks so much. do u offer other lectures and where do you teach....thxs ann
I loved this discussion. I really love law!
Wow trippy,, Its probably my least favorite subject,, I'm only researching it because me and my lil dog got attacked by some retired xcop xda xmilitary monster that lied to the sheriff's in the area and they seem to all know him ,, details of what happened and my case number are on my most recent post on Facebook.com/bobpancake
Wonderful presentation!!! and she is great!
She is a great teacher. Well done .
Loved your class, I hope to hear you speak in person one day.
Aka how to get away with murder
As much as there are very good things being brought up so far (I’m only at 15:06), after all was said and done about the truck driver & around the time you discussed the fact that the judge had no choice but to dismiss the case, I was really expecting you to distinguish the case being dismissed with or without prejudice. That is an extremely important distinction because the judge would have certainly done one or the other
I just watched this again and forgot to say how much I really appreciate this. ✌️💞✌️
Very professional and indeed a clever way of using the rules of evidence to your clients advantage. Everything is a balance however, and it is obviously a shame if the dead woman's family resulted in not being properly compensated for her loss of life; since on the balance of evidence it does appear that the lorry driver parking too close to the intersection was an element in the tragic loss of life. Equally of course it might be said that if the police had properly interviewed the driver, had spent the resources, then the case may not have been lost by the prosecutor.
She is so good at her subject. Awesome.
You have my fullest support Ellen, you set a great example for people who aren't capable of being who they really are! (also this video really helped me cram for my Law exam, so thank you!)
Satisfying information. Post more, much appreciated. Mahalo.
This is amazing lecture...
please post more videos
i enjoy these lessons
This guy is pretty good at lecturing
Great video. very very informative.
I assume that Ellen is the author of "Getting to Ellen: A Memoir about Love, Honesty and Gender Change", Stepladder Press, 2013. "Getting to Ellen" chronicles the life choices Ellen had to make as he/she struggled with his/her gender identity issue? In the end, it's a story about the need to love one's self and the universal search for authenticity. Ellen wrote: "When I lived in the wrong gender, as a man, I never had any peace. Eventually, my “gender demon” began a near constant shout, “This isn’t right; you need to live as your true self.” My gut-that emotional barometer only we humans have-would pull and tug, reminding me that all was not right, and that things would never be okay until I faced the demon head on".
She is awesome! Thank you!
She did a fantastic job !!!
i love this video, you are awesome..im gonna watch all your videos.. thanks
Innocent till proven guilty but they keep you in jail I think it’s guilty till proven innocent
i enjoyed your speech very understandable thank you
I enjoy the course thank you for posting this video. I learned a lot from it
erica harris right, I just saved a bunch of money on classes. The bar, here I come!!! Bar as in the test, not the place people go to be on he receiving end of law 😉
I want to know how close he was and if there is a written law stating the distance and what it is.
also she was in a accident because she was driving to fast for the conditions of the road and if there was a wall. Were they going to sue the city for putting that wall there.
what a great teacher . i would love to have her as my mentor .
@10:00 Self Incrimination / voice
I thought that United States v. Dionisio found that
"The compelled production of the voice exemplars would not violate the Fifth Amendment privilege against compulsory self-incrimination, since they were to be used only for identification purposes, and not for the testimonial or communicative content of the utterances."
So how did this happen?
Informative, thank you
I truly think it is disrespectful for anyone to call her out, she is teaching a course. Live your life the way you want to and do not worry about her voice. She sounds perfect to me and she is one of the brave ones, who is living her life to be happy. Most have no clue what it means to be true to yourself, I promise you she DOES. I typically do not respond to low class post, but this issue is close to my heart and I embrace her realness and I think she is brilliant.
We should spend time working on ourselves, most will not have time to call out others.
Law School 101 Happiness and achievement is all that matters. People criticise while she is putting food on her table by her career. At least she is not getting naked on youtube to make money, but she has a legit career. She is being HERSELF, and we should admire her for that. Maybe it is her natural voice as a woman, or her voice-box is injured, or she is transgender... but it does not matter, so long as she is comfortable with it and the court can understand what she says.
Happiness and achievement doesn't matter at all. The influence you have on this world while you are here is all that matters. Second of all, there's nothing brave about what she's doing. A sex change operation is not a brave act, the fact that it is considered as such is legitimately saddening. Bravery is willingness to put other lives before yours, for instance, the soldiers at Normandy, there's a video of a cop tackling a man with a gun and saying, "I don't want to taze him," and he didn't. THAT is bravery. I'm obviously not saying that there's anything wrong with sex changes, but our idea of what bravery really is shouldn't be demeaned to such low standards.
Will Hornback
How do we know "all that matters"? From our perspective, it is what someone contributes to benefit us that matters, but to tha person, it might just be that only his/her well-being that maters to them. Same as ONLY your well-being matters to you. If you have to step on an ant to reach your car, you do nbot even see the ant. All you want is to get in the car and be relaxed after a hectic day. To that ant, your concern for it matters, but to you, you getting to the car and driving to meet your son/daughter is all that matters and tha is about you. This applies to every human.
Univ Univeral You kinda missed the point. The only invention that we have ever discovered capable of self-aware good and evil is the human brain. We are in complete control of whether we do good for this world, or become the evil within it. The side you pick, ultimately, is all that matters. You can discuss the importance of all life, not just us, somewhere where it is relevant.
Selfishness is factually a bad trait. Yes, we are all selfish in respects. I agree with you absolutely there, but in a utopian society, I think we would all agree that humans should be separated from the rest of the ecosystem, so that every living thing has the same ability to evolve over time, just like we did. That's all in a perfect world though, that world isn't Earth, at least not yet.
I love it!!!
Thank you for this video!
Thank you Ellie, this is great.
you're simply aamaizing and top class
very educative lectures. Thanks
Great class.
Great! Thanks.
yup I was 100% expecting this voice
If someone commits a murder, they are not necessarily sent to jail automatically. If they are not deemed a flight risk, the judge can set a bond of 1 million dollars. Whether the accuse can pay is a different matter. If he/she can, they are out until trial. If not, he/she us remanded in custody.
Just kidding :-P
But seriously, thank you Ellen Krug and company, this is a GREAT law lecture !
informative :) thank you .
Thank you
The people listing to audio only will never know.
The first half I listened because I was busy. I couldn't wait to see the handsome intelligent funny man behind this deep sexy voice!! And I oooooop! Plot twist.
This guy is good lecture
great story!
Any advice for a 30yr old freshman going into criminal justice as a major?
Very Informative
May I request to interviewed for a podcast on justice
Do legal aid lawyers have the same amount of resources that prosecutors have? Doubt it.
Good video 👍
very informative.... and interesting.... i thank you for that!
This MAN!!
You are smart
Can someone give me a brief explanation of what, exactly, the Ominbus Crime Control and Safe Streets Act is?...
How can they louck up some one for the first time from having a scale
I wonder if I can find a video of a person who is just as knowledgeable of UCMJ as this person is of criminal and constitutional law.
This guys good
I am a straight man, but I wish I cold exchange my voice with hers.
Univ Univeral 🤣😂🤣bro you gonna get us kicked out of class again 💀💀💀
This lawyer should be in a Metal 🎸 band
I was listening to this while I was cooking my dinner I just sat down to eat and was not expecting her voice to match her presentation. She is amazing nevertheless.
I am a man and I sound like a woman on the phone
The Monarch from the Venture Bro's. (That's a compliment)
tank y.
Is this her real voice??? How insane !!!
2 years for 15 mill. Ill take it
Her voice deep af , feel like that’s a whole nigga
NEEERDDDDS!
Hey dude I mean dudet 😂😂😂 Bruce Jenner
Where's the man speaking? Is this a voice over? Man they did a great job, can't even notice she's doing a voice over....
I thank you so much for your greatttttt video !!!!
What about Lies statement she or he can go to jail
I was freaked out
Is other party liable for making me stand with no solicitor and not understanding their language and put me in a box because my reality is different to theirs
At 13 minutes he talks about not going to jail in a civil suit. What about Child support? They lock people up for that all the time.
That's a dude or to many cigs 😭🤣😭
Hi there, can you tell me about the low IQ people who are ' reefed' into criminal acts beyond their control, in other words, becoming the Patsy.
Cherri
This is very helpful but I do not agree when she said that people that rape and murder stay in jail usually with no bond. That is a joke because I was raped myself and the guy who did it raped me and 3 other people and only did 4 years and than in 2017 he raped a 16 year old girl and only got a year and half. someone who obtains a drug charge will get a bigger term than someone who rapes someone.
Im writing a movie and I need to know where murder falls under the criminal justice system or legal system
+Raven Sarmona You have two types of crimes, the mala prohibita and mala in se. I would think that murder would be mala in se, where it is a crime in itself. Mala in se is where someone does something against another that isn't considered a law, and mala prohibita is where we have various laws that stabilizes society. Mala in se: Murder, Rape, Robbery. Mala prohibita: Running red light, Tax fraud, in other words, breaking laws that are set for us to follow.
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