Corrections And Treatment

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    Prosthodontics Case Study

    ABSTRACT It is rightly said preservation of what remains is more important, with this in consideration preventive prosthodontics can be appropriately applied highlighting the importance of delaying or eliminating future prosthodontic treatment. In this case study mandibular tooth supported BPS (bio-functional prosthetic system) overdenture and maxillary flexible partial denture was fabricated for the patient. This gives the patient a denture that has more support and retentive principles incorporated

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    Ethical Issues In Nursing

    orientation phase, she did not identify herself, establish her qualifications or role in the patient’s treatment, and in particularly, she did not greet the patient by her preferred name. This was seen when she walked into the room and unprofessionally addressed the patient by; “Mandy”. To this, the patient uncomfortably proceeded to correct her name to be “Sandra” and yet even after this correction, the nurse chose to call her “Sandy” instead, which violated the patient’s right to choose her preferred

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    Study on Iron Ore Slags

    differential scanning calorimetry and thermogravimetry (DSC/TG) in-situ mass spectrometer, Scanning electron microscope (SEM) and Energy dispersive spectrometry (EDS). The XRD experiments permitted to show the presence of a glassy phase after a heat treatment of the samples containing alkalis at 1350°C. Dilatometer experiments gave more information about the influence of alkalis; it catalyzed the sintering reaction. The DSC/TG/spectrometer permitted to

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    Mr. Jjs

    in their middle-class neighborhood. The halfway house caters to delinquent males under the age of eighteen. The halfway house is part of a federal project to handle boys leaving juvenile corrections who have prior substance abuse or other high-risk behaviors. The halfway house provides residence for and treatment to juveniles for up to one year or until they turn eighteen. You are the sergeant of the newly formed neighborhood policing team. You are tasked with developing a plan to deal with this

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    Development of Corrections

    Development of Corrections Candice Rogers Axia College of University of Phoenix CJS/230 Feb. 27, 2012 Before the 1800s, women in prison were treated just as the men were treated; they were also punished just as men were. The only woman that was treated differently was pregnant women. The pregnant women were spared punishment until after they had given birth. The labor they had to endure was a little different than what the men had to endure, but they were all required to work just as hard

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    Policy Analysis 3

    sanctions will benefits the young man because he will be able to get the treatment he needs. Intermediate sanctions serve multiple purposes aside from keeping the young man out of jail for treatment. It also allows the prison system to reduce the population, make room for the more serious offenders, provide non-violent offenders with opportunity at a second chance, offers a wide range of rehabilitation programs and treatments. While in intermediate sanctions the young man’s activities will be restricted

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    Rehabilitation Paper

    Rehabilitation Paper Luanne McKnight CJS/230 03/03/13 Edward Harris, MS Rehabilitation Paper According to an encyclopedia, rehabilitation means “to restore to useful life, as through education” or restored to good condition, operation, or capacity.” (Wikipedia) Prisoner rehabilitation has gone through many changes over the years. In 1871 the national Congress on prison and reformatory discipline believed “crime was a moral disease, of which punishment was the remedy.” (Foster, 2006) the

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    How Should Prisons Be Run

    itself more like rehab. Those criminals deserve to be punished hard for the devastation they caused their victims family and have no right to have to be cushing around. The way prisons would work effectively is if they had different sections in the correction facility that dealt with the varying degrees of crime. On one side of the prison there should be prisoners held there that deserve more of a rehabilitative approach, such as maybe an 18 year old kid who had consensual sexual relations with his

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    Abbreviated Quantitative Plan

    Abbreviated Quantitative Plan Abbreviated Quantitative Plan Introduction Recidivism amongst United States inmates has been an on-going battle since the existence of prison institution (Serin & Lloyd, 2009). As prison populations continue to grow today, statistics show one out of every100 adults are incarcerated (Boduszek, Adamson, Shevlin, Mallett & Hyland, 2013). Scholars have discussed and debated for centuries what factors tend to incite criminal behavior. Over time, many

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    Police Visibility

    abbreviated as PPA, is an agency of the Philippine government under the Department of Justice responsible for providing a less costly alternative to imprisonment of first-time offenders who are likely to respond to individualized community-based treatment programs. HISTORY: Probation was first introduced in the Philippines during the American colonial period (1898–1945) with the enactment of Act No. 4221 of the Philippine Legislature on August 7, 1935. This law created a Probation Office under

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