...Student Petition for Tuition Waiver Form Date: 04/28/2014 Name: UTURBINA RYAN | Student ID: A00469421 Section # ENGL - 1001 - 15 | Course Name: ENGLISH COMPOSITION | Instructor: CYNTHIA LUNA | Term in which course was taken*: SPRING QTR 2014 | Current grade for the course**: n/a | School: WALDEN UNIVERSITY | Program: B.S. CHILD DEVELOPMENT | Dissertation Chair/Faculty Mentor: N/A | Please provide your specific reasons for requesting a tuition waiver: Medical*** Faculty Travel (for residency petitions only) Other Please provide additional information: I have a transfer credit for this class, so I do not have to take it | What outcome are you seeking (check one)? ( ✓) Tuition waiver only ( ) Grade change and tuition waiver (separate petition for grade change is required) Please provide additional information: | * In accordance with the Walden University Catalog, petitions will not be considered beyond 30 calendar days of the last day of the term/course in question. Petitions submitted after 30 calendar days may be denied. ** Please note: If you received a letter grade for this course, you may not be eligible for a tuition waiver. ***Supporting documentation may be requested by Academic Advising depending on the nature of the petition. All supporting documentation is subject to independent verification by Walden University. Supporting medical documentation must be faxed to Document...
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...The War Prayer Rhetorical Essay During the mid 1900's, Americans were knowledgeable in imperialism, or extending their impact to different nations utilizing military power. Twain's exposition, The War Prayer, was composed amid this time, however contended against the prevalent theory of imperialism. The point made by Mark Twain's "The War-Prayer" is straightforward, even simplistic, that the hidden desire of the yearning for triumph over the foe is the wish that some sort of loss happens to the other in the process, which portrays irony. Twain's clarification on the impact of imperialistic nature in regards to irony, and his word choice, which sets the mood and tone of the text, are key uses of rhetoric used by Twain. Twain's exposition examines imperialism and its results. Twain utilizes two different characters, a stranger and a priest, to differentiate between imperialistic nature and non-imperialistic nature. At last, Twain's exposition shows the audience that petitioning God for achievement in war is likewise appealing to God for the annihilation of another person or country. Twain uncovers the ruthlessness of imperialism in The War Prayer through viable utilization of satire and irony, which implicitly explains the truthful rhetoric behind the text. The War Prayer utilizes irony to pass on Twain's subject, as it happens in a congregation. Individuals from a town assemble each Sunday at chapel to pray to God for their officers and soldiers in war. Their requests to God...
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...CAUSE NO.2010-37898 JJ LOWELL ORLOFF § IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF Plaintiff § § vs. § HARRIS COUNTY, TEXAS § § HOME DEPOT USA, INC. § § Defendant § 80 JUDICIAL DISTRICT PLAINTIFF’S ORIGINAL PETITION FOR NEGLIGENCE AND PERSONAL INJURY COMES NOW, JJ LOWELL ORLOFF hereinafter called PLANTIFF, JJ LOWELL ORLOFF complaining of HOME DEPOT USA, INC., hereinafter referred to as DEFENDANT, and for care of action would respectfully show the court and jury as follows: I. Discovery Control Plan A. Plaintiff intend to conduct discovery under Level 2 of Texas Rule of Civil Procedure 190.3 and affirmatively pleads that and seeks monetary relief of it seeks monetary relief aggregating more than $50,000 but less than $100,000 excluding costs, pre-judgment interest and attorneys fees. II Parties A. Plaintiff, JJ Lowell Orloff is a resident of Harris County, Texas and is authorized to file suit in this county. B. Defendant, HOME DEPOT USA, INC. is a corporation incorporated under the laws of the State of Texas and can be served through its registered agent for service of process, Janice Jones at 501 Jones Street, Houston, Texas 77065. III. Venue 1. Is proper in Harris County pursuant to section 15.02 of the Texas Civil Practice and Remedies Code in that all or a substantial part of the events giving rise to the Plaintiff claim occurred in Harris County. IV Facts 1. On or about September 15, 2010, the National...
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...Evolution of the Right to Petition, and Modern Applications Back when I lived in Houston, TX there was a plan to place a small sewage treatment facility right next to the entrance of my neighborhood. As soon as residents heard of this plan they immediately gathered to petition our local government to stop these plans in their tracks. Soon after submitting their petition the group was met with a lawsuit from the company responsible for construction, claiming charges of defamation. Every day Americans assume they are able to enjoy and exercise the inalienable rights that were protected by our founding fathers in the Bill of Rights. However, in recent years it has come to the attention of many that our right to petition, as protected in the first amendment of the Bill of Rights, may be at risk. The source of concern is a controversial one that forces us to weigh the importance of our right to enter a plea against another citizen, against our right to petition freely without fear of redress. Over the past couple decades Strategic Lawsuits Against Public Participation in government, also know as SLAPPs, have become a tool used by corporations (especially those in real-estate) to silence critics who petition against their actions. The goal of delay and distraction is accomplished by forcing defendants to bear the burden of litigation costs in order to defend themselves from the impending lawsuit. Twenty-Eight states have already passed anti-SLAPP statutes, however I believe it is...
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...DEPARTMENT, DOMESTIC RELATIONS DIVISION IN RE THE MARRIAGE OF: ) ) JOHN SMITH, ) Petitioner, ) ) and ) No. ____________ ) JANE SMITH, ) Respondent. ) PETITION FOR DISSOLUTION OF MARRIAGE NOW COMES the Petitioner, JOHN SMITH, by and through his attorney, Darryl Apperton and Cabrini Green Legal Aid, petitions this court for a Dissolution of Marriage and states as follows: 1. Petitioner is now residing in the County of Cook, State of Illinois, and has so resided for at least the past 90 days. 2. The parties were lawfully married on December 4, 2003 and the marriage was registered in Cook County, Illinois. 3. Petitioner is 25 years of age and is employed at CVS Pharmacy. 4. Respondent is 25 years of age and is employed at U.S. Bank. 5. There were two children born to the parties, namely JULIE SMITH, born September 14, 2004, and JIMMY SMITH, born January 4, 2006. There were no other children born to or adopted of the marriage and the Respondent is not currently pregnant. 6. The parties have not lived together as husband and wife since November 25, 2006. 7. Since the parties’ separation, the minor children have resided with Petitioner. 8. At the time of filing this Petition for Dissolution of Marriage, the Petitioner is not aware of any pending action involving the minor children. 9. Irreconcilable differences have caused an irretrievable breakdown in the marriage...
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...progressive negotiation and tolerance was effective in limiting religious divisions. However, after the outbreak of the Thirty Years’ war, such tensions intensified and James’ strategies brought limited success as people’s religious opinions became polarised and people were less inclined to negotiate with him. It can be argued that James was not so successful in resolving religious problems throughout his reign although, I think that he was quite successful in doing just this as he was persistent in keeping his philosophy of peace. James was more successful in dealing with religious divisions due to his negotiation and emphatic actions towards the problems. For example with the Hampton Court Conference which was developed from the Millenary Petition, James was willing to listen from their standpoint which showed him to be much understanding of the circumstances. Even though little change was brought to the table, James was able to publish the common prayer book in 1611 which pleased many of the Puritans. Furthermore, James’ response to the Gunpowder plot was abstained in juxtaposition (in contrast) with his predecessors. This pursued a balance within the church and illustrated James’ disposition for reconciliation. Moreover, his appointments also portrayed his emphatic ways to solve religious divisions. For instance his appointment of Puritan, George Abbot as Archbishop of Canterbury in 1611 which was the most prestigious positon of the church. His appoints demonstrated a state of...
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...DEPARTMENT, DOMESTIC RELATIONS DIVISION IN RE THE MARRIAGE OF: ) ) JOHN SMITH, ) Petitioner, ) ) and ) No. ____________ ) JANE SMITH, ) Respondent. ) PETITION FOR DISSOLUTION OF MARRIAGE NOW COMES the Petitioner, JOHN SMITH, by and through his attorney, Darryl Apperton and Cabrini Green Legal Aid, petitions this court for a Dissolution of Marriage and states as follows: 1. Petitioner is now residing in the County of Cook, State of Illinois, and has so resided for at least the past 90 days. 2. The parties were lawfully married on December 4, 2003 and the marriage was registered in Cook County, Illinois. 3. Petitioner is 25 years of age and is employed at CVS Pharmacy. 4. Respondent is 25 years of age and is employed at U.S. Bank. 5. There were two children born to the parties, namely JULIE SMITH, born September 14, 2004, and JIMMY SMITH, born January 4, 2006. There were no other children born to or adopted of the marriage and the Respondent is not currently pregnant. 6. The parties have not lived together as husband and wife since November 25, 2006. 7. Since the parties’ separation, the minor children have resided with Petitioner. 8. At the time of filing this Petition for Dissolution of Marriage, the Petitioner is not aware of any pending action involving the minor children. 9. Irreconcilable differences have caused an irretrievable breakdown in the marriage...
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...The “Attempt” by the Colonies for Freedom Do you think if the king would have accepted the Olive Branch Petition there would have been the Revolutionary War? I don’t. There were so many things the kings put on the colonists, such as taxes, acts, and different battles the colonies had to fight in. Furthermore, even if the king accepted the Olive-Branch Petition the war wouldn’t have been avoided. First, the Sugar-Act, Stamp-Act, Townshend-Act, Tea-Act (4). These taxes were imposed on the colonies. These taxes that the king put on the colonies really show the war would’ve have never been avoided. The Sugar-Act of 1764 lowered the tax on british sugar so the tax would stop smugglers. By doing this the colonies were almost forced to buy...
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...as water is for citizens to survive. The Freedom to petition has been around for hundreds of years. It is also part of the First Amendment of the Bill of Rights/Constitution. We take the Constitution and Bill of Rights very seriously. Therefore, if we didn’t have these amendments then the world would be a horrible place because there would be no ways to make sure that one person doesn’t get accused of something and then another person who did the same thing does get accused. The freedom of petition is just one part of the First Amendments. First of all, the Freedom to Petition was originally founded by the Magna Carta. The magna Carta realized that he had the right to petition the King for what he didn’t like. In addition, the king had absolute power, though, and could make the choices on whether or not he was right or wrong. The First Amendment means that we the citizens are guaranteed the freedom’s of assembly, press, religion, petition and speech. One of the main advocates of the First Amendment is James Madison. James Madison is responsible for creating the right to petition. Here is a quote from...
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...§ MATTHEW MACIAS and § PRICINCT 4, PLACE 1 SKYE BANEGAS § DBA: MACIAS LOW COST AUTO, § Defendant(s) § -------------------------------------------x § HARRIS COUNTY, TEXAS PLAINTIFF’S FOURTH AMENDED PETITION The PLAINTIFF, Jennifer McFall, moves the court to amend her Original Petition in accordance to the Texas Rules of Civil Procedure - RULE 63. Amendments and Responsive Pleadings. The Plaintiff demands to incorporate Defendant, SKYE BANEGAS into the civil suit, as she personally appeared before the court and claims to be part owner alongside Matthew Macias in the operation - DBA: Macias Low Cost Auto, located at 5414 Suzanna Lane in Spring, Texas 77389. The Plaintiff is claiming Exemplary Damages, Punitive Damages, Compensatory Damages, in a case audit and demanding the judgement to be increased to the full amount allotted in civil court, of $10,000.00 (Ten Thousand Dollars and zero cents). ARGUMENT The Plaintiff, Jennifer McFall, is seeking the recovery an insurmountable claim for damages and presents a CASE COST AUDIT of damages totaling $12,052.46, attached. The DEFENDANT(s) names are, Matthew Macias and Skye Banegas – DBA Macias Low Cost Auto’s to be included in the Plaintiffs petition and claim, who both appeared ready for the hearing scheduled April 22, 2015. The Plaintiffs argument is based on the following facts listed below: I. EXEMPLARY DAMAGES a) EXHIBIT “A” - Vehicle Purchase cost, Title, and Blue...
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...IN THE HIGH COURT OF JUDICATURE AT BOMBAY IN ITS EXTRAORDINARY ORIGINAL CIVIL JURISDICTION UNDER ARTICLE 226 OF THE CONSTITUTION OF INDIA WRIT PETITION NO. [Ω] OF 2011 In the matter inter alia of Art. 21 r/w. Art. 14 of the Constitution; And In the matter of the provisions of the Bombay Prohibition Act, 1949 [as applied to the State of Maharashtra (except Wardha District)]; And In the matter of Part VI-A of the Bombay Foreign Liquor Rules, 1953; And In the matter of Respondent No. 1’s Notification (No. FLR. 1104/CR-21/EXC-2) dated 26th September, 2005, thereby notifying the Bombay Foreign Liquor (Fourth Amendment) Rules, 2005 1. Imran Khan, about 28 years of ) age, an Actor by occupation, ) holding Overseas Citizen Card ) No. [Ω], residing at 24, Pali Hill, ) Bandra (West), Mumbai – 400 050 ) 2. Vedant Malik, about 22 years of ) age, a student by occupation, ) residing at 301, Aquamarine, ) 273-B, Carter Road, Bandra ) (West), Mumbai – 400 050 ) … Petitioners Versus 1. State of Maharashtra, through ) its Home, Finance, Prohibition ) and Excise and Social Justice ) Departments, Mantralaya, ) Mumbai – 400 032 ) 2. The Commissioner...
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...supplies that the Patriots had in possession. Paul Revere spread the word to everyone and soon it was half across the states in a couple days. People were expecting the British as soon as they arrived. The Americans were using guerrilla warfare tactics by surprising them. The British and Americans were at a standoff and a member of the minutemen fired the first shot and caused a war. Some of the events before the fight might have actually caused the fight. The colonists didn’t like the British taxing them without representation so they started to rebel and the British weren't so fond of that so they sent an army marching toward lexington to capture two fugitives from “The Sons of Liberty”. The Continental Congress adopts the Olive Branch Petition, written by John Dickinson, which appeals directly to King George III, expresses hope for reconciliation between the colonies and Great Britain. When King George III read the letter he was greatly offended and called everyone traitors....
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...February 11, 1731 – December 14, 1799 was the first President of the United States 1789–97 the Commander-in-Chief of the Continental Army during the American Revolutionary War, and one of the Founding Fathers of the United States. He presided over the convention that drafted the United States Constitution And was called the "father of his country" during his lifetime. The Olive Branch Petition The Olive Branch Petition, drafted on July 5, 1775, was a letter to King George III, from members of the Second Continental Congress, which represents the last attempt by the moderate party in North America to avoid a war of independence against Britain. The olive branch petition was signed by representatives of New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut, New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Delaware, Maryland, Virginia, North Carolina and South Carolina on 8 July 1775 and presented to King George III. Among the 48 signatories were John Adams, Stephen Hopkins, Benjamin Franklin, Thomas Jefferson and others who on 4 July 1776 signed the Declaration of Independence. Common...
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...- Multiple murder case - Accused persons convicted and sentenced to death by common judgment - Death penalty commuted into imprisonment for life of one co-accused- Other co-accused is also entitled to commutation - Duty of prison authorities before execution of death sentence stated. Criminal P.C. (2 of 1974), S.368 and S.434. The petitioner and two other accused J and K were convicted in a multiple murder case and sentenced to death by a common judgment. J filed special leave petition to Supreme Court but was dismissed. K filed special leave petition and obtained leave on question of sentence. Ultimately his death sentence was commuted to imprisonment for life. The petitioner's special leave petition was dismissed by Supreme Court and his review petition was also dismissed. His petition before President was also dismissed. J did not file any review petition and he was executed. The petitioner was also to be executed. The petitioner was also to be executed on the same day but he filed a petition under Art. 32 and obtained stay of execution. It was clear that no distinction at all could be made between the part played by K on the one hand and the petitioner on the other. Held that since K's death sentence was commuted by the Supreme Court, it would be unjust to confirm the death sentence imposed upon the petitioner. That would involve the Court as well as the authorities concerned in the violation of rudimentary norms governing the administration of justice. (Para 6) ...
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...of searching and access the petition available on the public online portal. Actors • User • System Brief Description The user can access search and download the available petitions from the portal. Flow of Events Preconditions • The files that the user wants to download must be uploaded on the online portal by the government agency. Basic Flow 1. The portal has the petitions of the users that include various parameters like address which enables the user to search the portal. 2. The user searches for a required petition that is categorized by the parameters 3. The user can also search by using keywords like name, city etc. 4. The search features uses the metadata linked with each uploaded petition and search for keywords within the petition. 5. Once the user completes searching the documents the user can view and download the petition by clicking on the button. Alternative Flows 1. The user filters the search and does not find the petition he wants to view or download. 2. The user uses a keyword search and does not find the document he wants to access. 3. A message is displayed on the bottom of the search page which states that the user has to contact the government agency for not finding the petition. Postconditions • SUCCESS: The user finds the petition that he was seardhing for and then views it or downloads it. • FAILURE: When the user does not find the petition that he was looking for.“The petition is not found. Please contact...
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