inmates were present, including many family member in the audience. First case was Case no. CR20134419 Event was disposition hearing with the State of AZ vs Betancourt, Richard Samuel, richard was in custody for shoplifting and for probation violation. Judge mentioned that she received richards letter Judge Bernini Deborah takes time to read over letter, lawyer also mentioned that five richards family were indeed present. Letter written by richard was an apologize to the court and made it clear that
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Learning Team B Kathy Bell Shamlin, Kenneth Fishman, Shorunda Hinton: Instructor: Ms.S BSHS / 355 September 4, 2015 Social Policy Paper War on Drugs; Take A Stand: The Case for Reforming Drug Policy: Most of us cannot imagine a place where it is legal to sell, buy, and use drugs such as marijuana, cocaine, heroin, crystal meth, ecstasy. The mere thought of these substances being legal like tobacco and
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and talk radio is in. One human face of these changes is Wang Dan, the slight, earnest 24-year-old who was the leader of the Tiananmen student movement. Captured a month after the crackdown as he tried to flee the country, Mr. Wang was released from prison in February and today seems not at all intimidated by the experience. 'A Contradiction' Mr. Wang now sports a beeper and hopes to get a cellular telephone this summer, apparently through the
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experience one or both of their parents going to jail or prison. One might think that the child is not affected by the removal of one or both parents from their lives as long as they still have someone to care for them but that is not true. Children with one or both parents in jail or prison are extremely affected emotionally, academically, and socially. Today prisons are overcrowded and over two million male and female Americans are in jail or prison. Two thirds of those people incarcerated are parents
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Jail System The Prison Law of the People's Republic of China was adopted and went into force on December 20, 1994 at the 11th meeting of the Standing Committee of the Eighth National People's Congress. Regulatory Authorities The Prison Law provides that the State Council judicial administration (Ministry of Justice) supervises all prisons across the country. The Ministry of Justice has a Bureau of Prison Administration that supervises all prisons in the country. In the provinces (municipalities
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Accepted Answer Hi - Here are my opinions based on this case: 1.How serious were Stephen Richard’s actions? Why? Stephen Richard's actions in this can be viewed as extremely serious because he used his high position of power in sales to coerce clients into boosting sales earnings by quarter. This led to "overly aggressive accounting practices" to boost their reported earnings. Evidence supported that the managerial use of discretion to greatly influence reported earnings was not only used
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HORIZON– Brock Turner, 21, was released from prison after serving three out of his six-month sentence for sexually assaulting a woman on campus. The former Stanford swimmer was arrested in January after sexually assaulting a woman during a Fraternity Party. In June, Turner was sentenced to six months in prison according to CNN, he was charged with “assault with intent to commit rape of an intoxicated or unconscious person, penetration of an intoxicated person and penetration of an unconscious
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‘Always aim to be the best, because then you will be the best’. This analogy was all I thought about while trying new things and keeping me motivated to keep doing it. Malcolm X’s motivation came from his desire to to learn. In “Homemade Education”, Malcolm X addresses his educational development through his “prison studies” (68). By simply getting a hold of a dictionary, he accomplished his goals of improving his penmanship, vocabulary and his education overall. He values education as he states before
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their daily jobs whether they are making an arrest, prosecuting a case, or running a prison they are faced with decisions that may put their ethics/morals into question. In these decisions they must first decide on what is the right thing to do and if the right thing to do is within their code of ethics. However they also need to look into what their options are if they go with the opposite decision. Looking at four different case studies I will analyze the moral/ethical dilemma, their options, the
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what we never imagined yet these acts are normal to them and nothing is wrong. A normal person does something that cast doubts whether that person was really in a stable mind. Cases have been reported where real parents especially the father killing the child and also murdering the mother this is an onslaught murder. Cases of homicides been reported on a daily basis in the federal bureau of police. But why does this happen? These are normal people in their normal behavior but abruptly change and
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