1. Revenue Recognition for Multiple-Element Arrangements-The Case of Velocity Cellular A. According to the case the ASC 605-25, the activation card should be treated as a separate deliverable and a separate unit of accounting. As mentioned in the case, each Power Starterpack prepaid phone service plan includes an activation card and an airtime voucher. As addressed in the ASC 605-25-25-5, in an arrangement with multiple deliverables, the delivered item or items shall be considered a separate unit
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Hemo-Tech Inc. A Case Study Analyis Shelli McCarten Keiser University ACG 5075 Dr. Randy Kuhn September 23, 2013 Hemo-Tech Inc. (“Hemo”) has entered into an agreement with Extract Co. (“Extract”) to provide certain equipment and services. Within the agreement, Hemo has identified five units of equipment, 50 boxes of equipment supplies, installation, one-year monitor and test services, and three-year screen and report services as deliverables. Hemo has identified these deliverables
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Case Analysis Intermediate Accounting A Series of Revenue Recognition Research Cases Using the Codification Case One: Consumer Cleaning Products Corporation (CCPC) Case Two: Landline Corporation Case Three: Assembly Lines Incorporated (ALI) Submitted By Chen Chongxiao Sweta Shah Xiaoyun zhang Case One Requirement 1: The accounting issue in this case is how to account for the coupons which was introduced on Sep. 1 2009 for the new detergent Fresh & Bright Marketing campaign by a detergent
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activity (Walker 251).” Walker breaks down rehabilitation models into two groups, the new and the old groups. The new groups that Walker suggests may have some positive hope are reentry programs, and drug courts. The old groups include probation, parole, and other reintegration programs. Worrall has a similar definition of rehabilitation, stating that “rehabilitation consist of a planned intervention intended to change behavior (Worrall 40). He similarly assesses several of these programs and reaches
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activity (Walker 251).” Walker breaks down rehabilitation models into two groups, the new and the old groups. The new groups that Walker suggests may have some positive hope are reentry programs, and drug courts. The old groups include probation, parole, and other reintegration programs. Worrall has a similar definition of rehabilitation, stating that “rehabilitation consist of a planned intervention intended to change behavior (Worrall 40). He similarly assesses several of these programs and reaches
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quash arrest and suppress evidence based on the view that the search was unconstitutional as the police were unaware that he was on parole at the time of the search. The state appealed against ruling claiming it was irrelevant whether police knew his parole status. The appeal court affirmed the trial court’s judgment by arguing that unlawful search cannot be justified by the fact that the owner of the vehicle, without the knowledge of the police, happened to be on parole. Furthermore, the failure
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states that have abolished capital punishment. Capital punishment should be abolished in the state of California because too many innocent people have been executed, it cost too much money, it does not act as a deterrent to crimes, and life without parole is a more practical option than capital punishment. There are too many flaws in the capital punishment system and many of them lead to innocent people being executed. According to John W. Whitehead in his article “The Death Penalty Should be Abolished”
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release. For some minor offenses, the judge may allow the person to enter a plea of guilty or not guilty at the initial appearance. After the initial appearance, the defendant is entitled to a preliminary hearing to determine if there is sufficient evidence to continue the case. Generally the defendant will waive that right, and the prosecutor will file trial information, which is a formal statement of the charge. Following the filing of a trial information or indictment, the defendant will appear for
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Parole can be used as an incentive to control and influence inmate behavior if the type of parole is discretionary. Why? The answer is pretty simple. If you have an inmate who is being told that if he or she walks the straight and narrow, doesn't cause problems with other inmates, and serves (X)
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Roger C, race is not a factor in the sentencing of the death penalty. Many people also try to say that it is far too expensive, this is false because sentencing criminals to life without parole adds to the expenses that prisons and taxpayers already have to pay ( does the death penalty cost less than life without parole?). The death penalty is fair, and effective and needs to be kept at all costs.
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