Marty Frankel was born in 1954 and he was an American financial criminal who conducted a series of investment frauds since the late 20th century and brought hundreds of millions of dollars in losses. Marty Frankel was born to Leon and Tilly Frankel in 1954. He was Tilly’s second child and Leon's fourth. He went to University of Toledo but he couldn’t graduate. He was overall smart.…
Brianna Kalas September 28th,2016 Pol 344 Gibbons V. Ogden 22 U.S. 1 (1824) Facts: Aaron Ogden also know as the governor of New Jersey at the time and Thomas Gibbons were former business partners, who found themselves against one another in this historical case. Ogden was granted a New York license to run ships between New york city and New Jersey, while Gibbons had a federal license to run his ferry business from Elizabethtown New Jersey to New York city. Therefore, the two businesses were in competition with each other, leading Ogden to sue Gibbons in the New york courts. Ogden’s victory in the first case was based on his New York steamship license.…
The trial of Chief Oshkosh for the murder of Pawnee tribe member Okeguay due to a Menominee tradition of retaliation executions served less as an execution of justice and more as a drawn-out legal proceeding with no direct consequences and massive legal ramifications. This actual intention behind the trial becomes clear through the actions and statements of Judge James D. Doty. Baird records that upon his motion for final judgment in light of the conviction, “the Judge gave, at length, an opinion upon which facts states in the special verdict”. The Judge Doty proclaimed that “as the individual who had been killed by the accused was himself a Indian, and the accused was one of the nation amongst whom a custom existed, allowing the relation of…
In this new job, Warren tried criminal cases, defended civil and criminal suits against county officials, advised county boards of education about civil liability issues, and wrote legal opinions on various issues – such as real estate matters – for the county board of supervisors. Along the way, though, he discovered that his real first love was law enforcement and public service. Within three years, Warren had become the Alameda County’s District Attorney’s chief deputy. The county DA was Ezra Decoto, but in 1925 Decoto resigned and Earl Warren was chosen by the county’s Board of Supervisors to fill the unexpired term left by Decoto’s resignation. The next year, at the end of the term, Warren ran for the position and became Alameda County’s…
Dred Scott, a slave, was bought by a man (Sanford) who later moved them to a free state. Scott claimed that he was free based on the grounds that he had been living in a free state as a slave. Sanford said, legally he was a resident of a slave state, so he was not free. The Court ruled that African Americans were not and never would be citizens. Therefore were not entitled to the freedom Scott was seeking, and he could not pursue legal action against his owner as he was attempting.…
At the young age of 14, aspiring sports broadcaster Danielle Racicot went four wheeling for the first time. Her friend took her on a four wheeler for the first time and she goes four wheeling twice every summer. “There was a moment last summer when we went four-wheeling on my sister and her fiancés property of where they were going to build their house and it was crazy because there were trees and trails everywhere but now it’s all cleared out and they’re going to start building,” said sophomore English major Danielle Racicot. Danielle is the youngest of three daughters.…
My sentence for Steve would be community service, probation ,and home confinement. In the state of Ohio a third degree felony is punishable with a 1-5 year prison term and the maximum fine is $10,000. However, considering that Steve has no criminal record he would not get as harsh as a sentence if he did have a criminal record. I would give Steve more of a stern sentence because hazing seems to be a big issue on the campus. If complete leniency is given other people might continue to haze because they are not really getting punished.…
Courtroom 302 provides the reader with a real time view of criminal processing. Steve Bogira begins this work from the earliest moment that a person is entered into the criminal justice system, the arrest. Bogira then takes the reader on a step by step reading tour of criminal processing, following alleged offenders as they progress through the system. Bogira introduces the reader to every character that he follows, sharing with them a background of the character, perhaps in an attempt to garner understanding of the character to the offender.…
Dred Scott was an oppressed African American man in the United States unsuccessfully sued for his flexibility. In my book The Dred Scott Decision the entire book was composed in light of him since he began what was a historic point choice by the United States Supreme Court on US work law and established law that held whether oppressed or free, couldn't be an American subject and along these lines had no remaining to sue in government court. Also, that the central government had no energy to control bondage in the elected regions after the production of the United States. In a 7-2 choice the court denied Scott's…
Camp is place unlike any other. It is a place that people’s wall begin to fall down and new relationships are formed. This is bound to happen when you drop 200 teenagers in the middle of the Smoky Mountains without any of their electronics. I was lucky enough to be chosen for the Project Serve team and got to see camp from a new perspective. I got to be a part of all of the behind the scenes work, but also daily interactions with all of the campers due to my job at camp.…
When it comes to summer sleep-away camps, some parents are reluctant to let their children join their peers in the woods. They worry about not only the cost, but the experience that comes with it. After all, these are children and supervisors the children may not be familiar with. However, there are many benefits to sleep-away summer camp. Summer camp will not only meet new people, but avoid the pitfalls of summer vacation that include boredom and reclusive behavior.…
According to, The Belmont Report published in 1979 the principle “justice” is one of the three basic ethical principles. To an individual who hasn’t read The Belmont report the principle justice may be defined as doing the right when it comes to knowing the difference between right, and wrong. Although, in The Belmont report one can learn that the ethical principle of justice is portrayed to be extended much further than that. The article describes the principle as, equality in a sense of benefits, and burdens among research studies. Furthermore, researchers practicing justice should take the principle in account when it comes to selecting the participants for their study.…
Shadowshaper is what bell hooks would consider a postmodern black cultural artifact. Shadowshaper is a young adult fantasy novel written by Latino author and activist Daniel José Older. It was published by Scholastic Corporation on June 30, 2015. Its intended audience is for grades seven and up. Shadowshaper has won several awards including Publishers Weekly Best Children’s Books of 2015, Young Adult, Booklist 2015 Top 10 Books for Youth, Arts, SLJ’s Best Books of 2015, Young Adult and The New York Times Notable Children’s Books of 2015, Young Adult.…
It seemed like a great idea, for the exception of the fact that I cannot cook. It would also turn out to be the most dangerous of all the camps. I worked with Jennifer again, along with Alex who was very calm and humorous, and Stefanie, who was passionate and caring. Like Andrew I would work with Alex and Stefanie a lot that summer. Great people.…
Being a teenager is said to be the best time of anyone’s life. Some people wish for their life to be memorable and other make their life memorable. Six boys plan to make their own memories and not to wait for something to happen. Nick, Keith, Kurt, Joey, Charlie, and James aren’t only friends in school, but also in Boy Scouts. At the ripe age of sixteen, they all sign up for a canoeing trip to Upper Saranac Lake in New York.…