Bodily harm

In the case of the United States v. Gordon, Tremain R. Gordon and Emily Jones, his girlfriend coconspired in robbing a bank in which Ms. Jones was employed with. Gordon enlisted the help of friends, Eric Carter and Ramon Mitchell in being part of the robbery because Mrs. Jones’ employees knew her boyfriend Mr. Gordon. During the robbery, Mitchell handed a note demanding money to the teller, Ms. Jones and she went along with the plan. Eventually, Ms. Jones informed Aubrie Miller, a coworker at…

There are two risks for first responders when either countering or responding to an international terrorist attack. The most obvious risk is the physical and psychological damage that a terrorist attack can have on the first responders when they are responding to an attack. And a lesser known risk occurs in the preparing stage for countering an attack. Basically, whether there is funding and enough supplies in place for first responders to counter an attack. These two risks are very…

Robert J. Convenient, a Seattle news coverage and math instructor, established PEMCO Insurance in 1949. Initially its motivation was to safeguard educators who were individuals from School Employees Credit Union of Washington , which Handy had made years before and stays subsidiary with PEMCO today.Excited by the possibility of making a monetary establishment with a heart, Handy was one of the first to exploit the credit union idea in Washington. In 1936, only three years after the Washington…

of 1899 in section 302 defines First Degree Murder as: a) If the offender intends to cause the death of the person killed or that of some other person or if the offender intends to do to the person killed or to some other person some grievous bodily harm. For First degree murder, it has the highest murder charge. If convicted, the correlating penalizations associated with the offence is life confinement cannot be facilitated under or different under the Code or another Act. There are many…

The characters in The Scarlet Letter all have different experiences dealing with sin, causing different outcomes. Hester Prynne starts off as a sinner, rejected by her community, who is accepted back into the society. Chillingworth, on the other hand, starts off as a respected member of the community, but eventually becomes described as the devil itself. Dimmesdale is the fellow perpetrator to Hester’s sin, but cannot repent due to his position in the Puritan society. In each of the cases,…

between physicians and patients, often does not fulfill its main purpose; i.e., it does not safeguard the interests, rights, and dignity of patients. Humans have the power to discriminate or to make decisions about what is good for them, what may harm…

anxious feelings of the object? Anxiety disorders are made up of numerous components, but the physiological sensations are what I associate the most with my apprehension of the object. Every time I walk into a house or room, I go through the same bodily process; I hear the clinking of the beaded chain against the glass bulbs causing my body to be flooded with the dreadful feeling of facing my fear. Sharp pains stab my stomach and chest making me feel sick, while my palms feel…

those around them. Fights in these federal facilities are not a rare occurrence amongst inmates, and many other forms of trauma can transpire. The average teenager doesn’t have much threat of bodily harm on the everyday basis in a home environment nor is blackmailed. There’s typically no lingering threat of harm hanging over their heads. Also, living amongst a few hundred felons is less than ideal and is not even close to living with beloved members of their family who genuinely care about their…

may say that it was appropriate for Zimmerman to kill Trayvon because it was self-defense and it falls under the “Stand your Ground” law. However, the law “permits the use of deadly force when someone reasonably feels he/ she is at risk of great bodily harm in a confrontation”. Trayvon didn’t confront Zimmerman before the shooting, Zimmerman says that he circled his car. Trayvon couldn’t have been that close to Zimmerman car because if he was, Zimmerman would’ve shot Trayvon right then and…

odds with the public, medical professions and insurance companies for as long as I can remember. The idea that their product is still on the market proves to me that although it may be proven to cause cancer decades ago, and full disclosure of bodily harm is presented, consumers exercise their own freedom to purchase the product. Therefore, it is my opinion tobacco companies have done their due diligence and duty of full disclosure and not to misrepresent their product. It is the responsibility…