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    Gun Control Research Paper

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    An incendiary debate has been sparked regarding current gun control legislation in the United States, because approximately 30,000 United States citizens lose their lives to gun-related crime and injury every year (Terror). The question is whether gun control laws should be strengthened to make it harder for potential criminals to possess weapons or kept the same to preserve the rights of the United States citizens. Gun control opponents believe that the answer to this problem is to loosen gun…

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    Isms In The Movie Crash

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    In the film “Crash” the “Isms” were played out from the beginning. The first “Isms” I noticed was the car accident scene and the Chinese women tells the police officer “Mexicans don’t know how to drive” and the scene where the two African American males were walking out of the restaurant and one of the say that he wasn’t going to pay for a service where they didn’t offer him coffee because of his skin color, the other male individual was stating he didn’t get coffee because he did not ask for it…

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    St last night, to prove this here is a blood stained piece of his shirt. I am the same man who did in the people in the north bay area.” The reason this evidence was so crucial was because before this, the authorities believed the murder to be a carjacking gone wrong, the letter just proved that the Zodiac Killer had ties to this murder as well. The biology unit took this shirt and easily compared it to the DNA of the body they found to determine if the blood on the shirt matches the victim. If…

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    Movie Crash Movie Analysis

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    Anthony engages in affirmative action to achieve equalitarian pluralism within the black community. He states that he would never hurt or rob a fellow black man but is shown to exhibit violence against and tells Peter to shoot Cameron during a carjacking later on in the…

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    Gun control has been an issue for years now and with recent events, it’s time for a change. Guns are a major problem in our society. Lately, there has been school and mass shootings like the Umpqua Community College shooting in Roseburg, Oregon and the mass shooting in Charleston, South Carolina. The issue with gun control will be that some people think there should be better gun control laws, like myself, and there are people who feel as if theirit shouldn’t be a gun control law because we as…

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    Hobbes Social Contract

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    Thomas Hobbes 17th Century English Philosopher in his book Leviathan made the theorized that a social contract was necessary for man to live in harmony in a communal setting and that one could not make a contract with the beast. The notion of the social contract was found in the Leviathan and required two willing participants who acquiesce their needs and competing self-interest for the good of the group thus Hobbes maintained that “To make Covenant with bruit Beasts, is impossible; because not…

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    New York Health Care (NYHC) needs to prepare for the current terrorism threats. If the attacks happen as planned and the antiterrorism unit fails to save people, emergency cases might come into the hospital for help. Whether financially capable or not, the hospital should treat the casualties, as a requirement of EMTALA. The hospital should try reaching the community in advance and educating them on the importance of health insurance (United States 2013). The hospitals should consider the…

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    Street Gang Activities

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    “Street gang activities of MS-13 have a major effect in regards to homeland security?” The purpose of this paper seeks to justify that the street gang activities of MS-13 affects and poses a threat to the homeland security. The Mara Salvatrucha is the most notorious gang in America to date. The gang is commonly referred to as MS-13. It is believed that MS-13 is comprised of over 70,000 members who are distributed in every state in Northern and Latin America. The gang has cultivated a legacy that…

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    An escape from the tyranny of an oppressive king was the cornerstone of the the founding fathers drafting of the Constitution. All men are created equal and in turn should be afforded equal justice. However, legislation from both the federal and state governments could threaten that very premise. Three strikes sentencing laws seek to break a cycle of recidivism from career criminals, but ensnare minorities and the poor at a disproportionate rate when compared to those not in need and whites in…

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    Police Terminations

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    Police lineups are performed everyday, but do the right suspects always get picked? Witnesses rely their memories involving the suspect, like what was their eye color, hair color, how tall or short where they, how much they weigh, and was it a male or female. Sometimes these memories do not always benefit the witness during their decision making. A police lineup is going to be made of one suspect, and many others not involved in the case. There are three different types of lineups used in this…

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