While many trust Clemson's Deshaun Watson is the appropriate response, drafting the QB could really obliterate the New York Planes. A horrendous draft pick at number six would put Mike Maccagnan's employment at stake. Without question, he has an incredible arrangement to lose.…
The Capistrano Unified School District took the parents of Jeremy Wartenberg, Wayne and Charlene Wartenberg to court in their refusal to pay for Jeremy’s private school tuition, fees spent at the private school, and attorney fees. The school district expresses that Jeremy’s behavior comes from his own willfulness to misbehave not his disability. The school psychologist, although acknowledging that Jeremy had a learning disability of attention deficit disorder (ADD), which allowed for an IEP and services, felt that it was not sever enough to be a contributing factor to his behavior. He felt that Jeremy’s primary behavior was largely related to his failure to work, cooperate, and school truancies rather than his primarily disability of ADD. He acknowledged that Jeremy’s behavior could be a contributing factor of his Conduct Disorder, which is not covered under a learning…
At approximately 6:08 a.m., Detective L. Donegain exited from apartment 1205 Southwood Drive, Fayetteville, North Carolina 28314 and noticed three individual’s two females and one male standing behind apartment 1207 Southwood Drive. The male individual appeared to have sustained a gunshot wound to his right leg and was in need of medical attention. The male was identified as Darrell Maurie Hinton aka Rell or Blackout (Black male, 12/22/1988). Darrell Hinton stated he was in apartment 1207 Southwood Drive and needed help. He also stated he was with the two deceased victims prior to the shooting.…
Gordon Ravenscroft v. Boise County was a case in which the Supreme Court Of Idaho had to decide whether the Board's decision to terminate Ravenscroft is subject to the judicial review provisions of the Idaho Administrative Procedure Act. On May 11, 2011, Gordon Ravenscroft a county employee filed a Petition for Judicial Review against Boise County, its Board of Commissioners. Ravenscroft sought review of the Board's final decision for terminating his employment arguing that he had the right to an administrative appeal. Ravenscroft claimed he was denied his constitutional right to due process, and that the board acted outside the bounds of its authority to fire him. In response, the Board filed a motion to dismiss arguing that the district court was without jurisdiction to hear an appeal of a county personnel determination.…
1. Name of Case Texas v. Johnson 491 U.S. 397, 109 S.CT. 2533 (1989) 2. Facts of Case Gregory Johnson joined a protest in Dallas, Texas during the 1984 Republican Convention. During the protest Johnson burned a flag as others chanted.…
Plaintiff Joanne Bolek had been admitted to Ahuja Medial Center in early November 2013, for complications from congestive heart failure and fluid buildup in her kidneys. Upon discharge from Ahuja, Ms. Bolek was sent to defendant Menorah Park’s facility for rehabilitation. According to Ms. Bolek’s son, Peter Bolek, they sent Ms. Bolek to Menorah Park to have her regain her strength, “because she was very weak.” B. Admission to Menorah Park…
Brenda is a 25-year-old female who reports that she is facing legal issues. She currently resides in Indianapolis, Indiana. Brenda reports that she is seeking our services because her lawyer wanted her too. She mentioned that she has no history of mental illness. Brenda mentioned that she worked at a bank.…
On December 18th, 1969, it was Ed’s 21st birthday and he was released on parole from Atascadero State Hospital against the recommendations of the psychiatrists at the hospital and he was released into the care of his mother. While he was staying with his mother, he attended community college in accordance with his parole requirements. He had hoped he would become a police officer but, he was rejected because of his size of six foot nine. He got a job with the California Department of Transportation and during this time his relationship with his mother remained toxic. When he saved enough money, he moved out to live with his friend in Alameda and he still complained about being unable to get away from his mother with her regularly calling…
BIVENS: BRIEF #1 Case Name and Citation: BIVENS v. SIX UNKNOWN FED. NARCOTICS AGENTS, (1971). No. 301. http://caselaw.findlaw.com/us-supreme-court/403/388.html Court Issuing the Decision: This case was Argued on January 12, 1971, and decided on June 21, 1971. The United States Supreme Court is hearing Bivens case.…
Alian Boudrias, 40, plead guilty in front of the Ontario Court of Justice on Friday, February 10th, for failure to comply in Ottawa and for theft under $500. The accused was found guilty of both charges, with a sentence of 13-day imprisonment and a 9-month period to pay off a $113 fine. “I do apologize for my actions, it is the first time I have ever tried doing something like that,” said Boudrias during his arraignment.…
The Child Welfare system was imperfect. That imperfection resulted in the loss of Logan Marr's life. Due to the lack of appropriate steps and procedures by the Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS), Logan’s life ended. The video indicated that there were other factors that took place, such as the lack of support from her biological mother and the actions of her foster mother, Sally, whom was directly responsible for Logan’s death.…
Allan P. Bakke was a 32 year old caucasian male who was denied admission into the University of California twice after applying to their medical program. Despite Bakke’s impressive academic record as National Merit Scholar, former Marine officer, and NASA engineer his race overshadowed his career accomplishments as he was denied entree solely due to his ethnicity. This lead to Bakke filing a suit against the university on the basis that their admission procedure violated the Fourteen Amendment as well as the Civil Rights Act of 1964. Bakke argued that his denial to the university violated the Fourteen Amendment Equal Protection Clause which states “equal protection of the laws” for all born or naturalized in the United States. Therefore…
Dred Scott and his wife was a slave of an army surgeon, John Emerson, after Dr. Emerson bought him from the Peter Blow family of St. Louis. Scott accompanied his owner during Dr. Emerson’s duty at Illinois, Wisconsin and back to Missouri in 1838. Later when Dr. Emerson died in 1846, Dred Scott and his wife, with the help from John R. Anderson, the minister of the Second African Baptist Church, filed petitions in the Circuit Court of St. Louis for their freedom. According to State Historical Society of Missouri on the article, “Dred Scott Case”, it was the Blow family that help him sue against Emerson’s widow for his liberty. They argued that Scott’s living in Illinois and Wisconsin, two free states according to the Missouri Compromise, with…
Within this case a student Brian Schaffer, who has been diagnosed with a learning disabilities and speech-language impairments has been under the IDEA program since prekindergarten through seventh grade. In which time he attended a private school and struggled academically (Goldberg, Schaffer v. Weast, 546 U. S. (2005), 2012). In 1997, school officials informed Brian's mother that he needed a school that could better accommodate his needs. Brian's parents contacted respondent Montgomery County Public Schools System (MCPS) seeking a placement for him for the following school year.…
Dean Corll recruited two teenagers David Brooks and Wayne Henley, to help him commit: abduction, rape, torture and murder of young boys from the Houston Heights area. The victims were invited to parties by David and Wayne, there they were given drugs and alcohol and tied to a torture board. Dean destructively, castrated, emasculated, sodomized and mutilated his victims. The Houston Police Department had listed the boys as "runaway" children. This allowed Dean and his accomplices to continue their active string of carnage.…