anything that is covered under our responsibilities can make or break a case. So we have to pay very close attention to detail. If you have any questions please wait until the end of the presentation. I will address them then. The first step prior to ANY other action is the investigation stage. Investigating all of the suspects believed to be involved. This includes gathering evidence at the scene of the crime. If this is a case of probable cause this means gathering any witnesses with reliable information
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Pros and Cons of Death Penalty Does the execution of a murderer serve justice for all? One of the most controversial topics in the world today not only deals with the death penalty, also known as capital punishment, but whether it should be abolished or not . While some believe that the death penalty is “cruel and unusual punishment” violating the 8th amendment of the United States Constitution, others argue that “an eye for an eye” does justice. Thirty-four different states support this type
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Contents ABSTRACT 2 INTRODUCTION 3 The Major Tribes in Kenya 4 Situational Analysis 4 EFFECTS OF TRIBALISM ON SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT 5 Inability to fight corruption 5 Distrust 5 Underdevelopment 6 Suppression of justice 6 Disintegration of interrelation ties 6 EFFECTS OF TRIBALISM ON ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT 8 EFFECTS OF TRIBALISM IN POLITICAL DEVELOPMENT IN KENYA 11 CONCLUSION 13 RECOMMENDATIONS 13 BIBLIOGRAPHY 14 ABSTRACT This report discusses extensively the impact of
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with discharge instructions and allowed him to leave with the patient. When the mother arrived to pick up the patient, she was very upset that the patient was released with the father who does not have custody over the child. Hospital security and law enforcement were notified and a “code pink” was activated within the hospital (child abduction alert within the Hospital). The child was
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assembly room, the juror check-in process was occurring. Later on all the potential jurors for the day had been seated, and welcomed. A clerk of the court explained in detail and gave a briefing on what the day would consist of. In Orange County, jurors are assigned a number of which, when a judge is ready to hear a case on the docket and a jury is needed he would at that time request for a jury pool, he will then alert the clerk to pick a pool of numbers-which is done through a lottery system. A lottery
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A Nation is a culture group living within a territory of a political state. A group of people are a nation if: They are a permanent resident of a defined territory, they have some form of government. They have a common culture, and they declare to be and are considered by others to be Sovereign (Perry, J. A., & Perry, E. K. (2009). For instance North American Native Indian peoples which consist of many diverse nations. The Cherokee Nation of Oklahoma is one example of this. Even though the Cherokee
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JUST LIKE THAT – Briefing Note To provide new employees with information so that they can gain some understanding of the organisation in preparation for their start An introduction to the company the services it provides & an identification of their main customers JUST LIKE THAT specialises in offering customers a complete vending solution for hot drinks machines, water coolers, chilled drink vending machines and snack machines. JUST LIKE THAT’s key expertise is having a wide range of
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RBA Note Printing Case Back ground- NPA prints banknotes for the RBA, Australian passports, and banknotes for a small number of other countries, while Securency manufactures, markets and supplies a range of polymer substrates on which banknotes are printed by NPA and others. In July 2011, the AFP announced that it had charged two subsidiaries of the RBA, NPA and Securency, as well as six former banknote executives, with paying bribes to foreign officials 'in order to win banknote supply contracts
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and transmit data. IT is an essential part of any organization in today’s society, including entertainment, retail, manufacturing, healthcare, even law enforcement agencies. Information Technology is used to aid in storing, retrieving, analyzing raw data and transforming it into information in a timely and efficient manner. This paper focuses on law enforcement agencies and the implementation of Information Technology to optimize their ability to predict and reduce crime through predictive policing
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