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    Defendant: A Case Study

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    MEMORANDUM OF POINTS AND AUTHORITIES INTRODUCTION Mort Smith (hereinafter “Defendant”) has been served by Rick Sanchez (hereinafter “Plaintiff”) in an action of unlawful detainer pursuant to West’s Ann.Cal.C.C.P. §1161. Defendant declares, as a special appearance in support of a motion to quash service of summons on the grounds of lack of personal jurisdiction see. Defendant was never properly served with the summons and complaint in this action. As of the date of execution of this declaration,…

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    Youth Justice System

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    their action and to their circumstances. The first principle regards the youth’s well-being, which is reflected in the belief that “young people should be detained only as a last resort”, in accordance with the UNCRC and the UNSMRAJJ 'The Beijing Rules ', both of which maintain that “children should be deprived of liberty for the shortest appropriate period of time” (AIHW, 2016). Moreover, according to the CCPA 1987 Section 33 (2) on the scale of sentencing, detention is only considered when…

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    file of Sara Ann came into the agency today after she was placed into the care of her grandmother and the grandmother was having difficulty dealing with her behavioral problems. They referred her file to this agency in order to seek guidance for proper placement for her. Sara Ann is an 11 year old girl who had been living the past 6 months with her grandmother after her mother passed away from a drug overdose and her father has been in prison for the last 8 years on drug charges. Sara Ann has…

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    The Stranger beside Me: “The Stranger beside Me” is a biographical crime book based on a real story and is written by Ann Rule. This book is all about the notorious serial killer Ted Bundy. Ted Bundy was well known to Rule as she was quite close to him in several series of murders he committed. The reason for choosing this book is that it provides detailed explanation about how and when was the wrongdoings were committed against the law. It describes how the serial killer, Ted Bundy, executed…

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    Ann with host a town hall meeting with Susan, Sarah, Joan, and presidents of the many organizations on campus. In addition, each president will speak on how they feel about the current issues they are facing on the campus. Once those issues have been established, we will all work together to create some rules for each organization to abide by or their will consequences if their group is teasing another. Finally, each group will appoint an advisor that will report to Ann. This advisor…

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    based on its consequences (Hope et al, 2008).For Ann, the referral from Alison was intended to provide further clarification. On the other hand, the positive diagnoses provided by Professor Lott and Dr Pound despite the difficulty encountered, resulted in Ann giving birth to a severely disabled child.ok Utilitarianism focuses on the majorities and that individuals should aim towards the greatest good over bad (Hope et al, 2008). Relating this to Ann 's circumstance, another scan was performed by…

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    Why The Cabin Faced West?

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    because of land. Ann has a cousin in Gettysburg, they would skip rope, have tea parties, and play with their dolls. Andyr is a neighbor of Ann's, he is a lively boy who wants writing lessons from Ann. Mr. Hamilton is her father. Mr. Hamilton made a rule that if anyone found fault with the west that they would have a bucket of cold spring water dumped on them because they loved the west and did not want anyone comparing the east to the west. Mrs. Hamilton is Ann's mother and she helps Ann in…

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    Ann Marie Sabath

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    had read during class that I believe personally that is very important is “Dressing for the job” by Ann Marie Sabath. In this article, Ann Marie Sabath talks about the unwritten “rules” in the workforce. In college, students are taught the rules of the classroom or the rules of the campus while in the workforce these rules are not stated straightforwardly. A rule in the workforce that would be as Ann Marie Sabath calls “unwritten” would be dress code. Going into a job you have to make sure that…

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    GTE Regulation Case Study

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    acting on their own accord illegally placed a booth at one of these intersections which led to a pedestrian, Ann, getting injured through a car accident. Ann has rights to compensation over this company for the actions they had done, and GTE showed negligence in this way. GTE, Inc. has a duty to act reasonably and not impart unreasonable risk to others (p.273) This includes following laws and rules that have been set for them to conform to, and they have performed a breach of duty through the…

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    moral liberty is much more stable and "this liberty is the proper and object of authority , and cannot subsist without it, and it is a liberty to that only which is good, just, and honest"(Foner, 31). I agree with John Winthrop because if there are so rules or laws then people will go…

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