Criminal Evidence

The Topic is Criminal Evidence and the Main book used is: Criminal Evidence 12th Edition by Jefferson L. Ingram, ISBN: 978-0-323-29458-4. I have a Research Project that includes a scenario of a robbery of a bank that has gone bad. You must assume that you are the prosecutor and that you’re preparing the criminal prosecution against the Main suspect (John Robinson). One of the other suspects (Roy Harrison) has agreed to cooperate with and testify for you against John. In exchange, you’re allowing Roy to enter a plea that will result in a reduced prison sentence. If convicted, John could receive the death penalty. You must present the witnesses and the evidence as related in the provided scenario. The presention must be in the form of a comprehensive essay that incorporates an identification and analysis of the following issues: 1) The names of each of the witnesses that you, as chief prosecutor, would call in the case against John Robinson. 2) The nature and relevance of the evidence sought to be obtained from each of your listed witnesses. 3) An identification of all potential issues concerning the testimony and evidence, including any possible objections that could be interposed by defense counsel, and the likely outcome (admissible/Inadmissible and reasons. The analysis of the evidence should refer to the relevant topics studied in the course, such as: 1) Hearsay Rule, 2) Exclusionary Rule, 3) Dying Declarations, 4) Fruit of the Poisonous Tree, Statements against penal interest, 5) Husband-and-Wife privilege, 6) Direct and Circumstantial Evidence, 7) Real and Documentary Evidence, 8) Scientific Evidence, 9) Lay and Expert Witnesses, and 10) Miranda. I will include the research project with the senerio and all the questions as listed to be answered.