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    Although many town and cities have issued curfews our little town of Dierks Arkansas does not need a curfew. While curfews have a favorable extension to them and are meant to do good they don’t work and only cause trouble. First and foremost, curfews do not stop the crime rate and in all honesty they don't work anyway. Teens just wouldn’t care about what time they would have to in by and would risk getting caught. If they do get caught then they get a ticket which the parents most likely…

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    areas, Arkansas’ experience in the Civil War differed from those of surrounding states. This was due to Arkansas being a border state, the main battles being fought east of Arkansas, and a collapse in Arkansas government. During the war, the states had split into two distinct political factions, known as the North and the South, over the issue of the future of slavery in the United States. Arkansas, however, was considered to be a border state because while slavery was significant in Arkansas,…

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    Case Citation: Holloway v. Arkansas, 435 U.S. 475 (1978) Parties: Winston Holloway, Ray Lee Welch, and Gary Don Campbell, Plaintiffs/ Appellants State of Arkansas, Defendant / Appellee Facts: Winston Holloway, Ray Lee Welch, and Gary Don Campbell were charged with rape and robbery stemming from a police investigation in Little Rock Arkansas. After being arrested, the three codefendants were all appointed the same attorney. Before the trial, the appointed attorney Harold Hall filed a motion…

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    In the book “Missouri and North Arkansas Line,” by James R. Fair, a good portion of it is used to describe the flooding in spring of 1927. Only a couple mention is made of the late 1926 floods along the White River. The book by Walter M. Adams about the White River Railroad does not mention any problems until the April floods. One letter from H.J. Armstrong, Chief Engineer of the M&NA, says that something else happened about the first of the same year. In his letter, Mr. Armstrong writes about…

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    laws and regulations to such an extreme that due process undermines its purpose. There are multiple examples of the system failing and one issue is the proper prosecution of mentally ill convicts. A case that has evoked some outrage is the state of Arkansas medicating a mentally ill inmate, Charles Singleton, to make him mentally competent to execute the death penalty. This particular case provides mixed emotions and views of the judicial decision to follow through with the original conviction…

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    In the story “Noah Count and the Arkansas Ark” the narrator has a change in mind about how he feels about his parents’ lack of education. The narrator used to feel like you needed an education to be a credible person. At the beginning of the story the author feels like is parents are uneducated and say the most ridiculous things, and eventually he becomes so embarrassed he wouldn’t even want to be seen with his father. However, by the end of the story he realizes that his parents don’t need an…

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    The story Noah Count and the Arkansas Ark has a large focus on education. As the main character and narrator is the most educated within the family he believes he is the most intelligent. While this may seem logically true, his father and grandmother could tell of the rain and the dam breaking with the slightest of hints. Even with his higher education, their experience has led to them having a different kind of education than the boy. “A cat sneezin’ always means rain,” as stated by Granny…

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    Johann, Police agencies and any other company desire their organization to run efficiently in order to achieve its maximum outcome without chaos and uncertainty. I work for the Arkansas Department of Correction and we utilize a chain of command structure, in which the responsibilities are directly delegated to subordinates who are clearly aware of their role. Without this structure in place, we would have a maximum amount of disorganization, an utmost level of confusion, and a minimum amount of…

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    Many times in history, certain groups have been limited freedom. They are seen as inferior, and are mistreated. They have barely any rights, and do not know how to get out of it, and if it will ever get better. This happened in Little Rock, Arkansas. Nine students integrated into a school of white children, and they were not treated nicely. They need to know what role to play in order to gain more freedom. Individuals play a huge part in how their futures will turn out. The most important role…

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    Act l Scene l In the year 2017 in Bauxite Arkansas, it's a very breezy cold day at Bauxite High School. Announced on the intercom the first baseball and softball game of the season is tomorrow March 23, at Bryant baseball and Softball fields . Makaylah a short, blonde, softball player that moved to Bauxite, because she heard how good the softball team was. Makaylah tried out for the team during summer, and made the team. The Only problem was Makaylah didn't know anybody at Bauxite except…

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