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    Police Lockdown

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    From 1960s, there has been huge utilization of SWAT teams in high-profile emergencies like hostage cases, hijackings, and fight against terrorism. From the year 1980, large number of SWAT teams has been formed with federal assistance in localities. These teams are formed to primarily work hand in hand with the federal in combating the increasing frequency of drug…

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    Embargo Dbq

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    hostages and forcing them to work in the British Royal Navy, which you can imagine would have greatly helped Brittan’s war effort against France by building up its naval power. In effect, it was the United Stated that was losing on all fronts, from the hijacking of American ships to the loss of American sailors, president Jefferson decided to take action. Instead of engaging in warfare, which can be quite costly, President Jefferson decided it was in the nation’s best interest…

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    Since the terrorist attack of 9/11, the United States has gone through numerous changes within its government and the American society. After the attacks, citizens began to question the state of national security and their safety in the United States. On October 26, 2001, Congress passed the Patriot Act enabling law enforcement to use surveillance and conduct searches without an official warrant to help crack down on terrorism on the United States soil (CITATION). The Department of Homeland…

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    Is Your Privacy More Important Than My Security? People greatly enjoy reading books of the dystopian genre, and in many cases the protagonist is fighting against authoritarian governments. As one may recall from the Hunger Games or Divergent, these leading bodies are powerful and controlling. The reader is often rooting for the heroine, who fights against this control. However, in real life, when one evaluates the current situation of government interference in private life for the safety of…

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    In Los Angeles, California in 1926, Norma Jean Mortenson was born to Gladys Baker. Norma grew up damaged by foster homes, neglect, and abuse as a result of her mother's mental instability. Despite her troubled childhood, she managed to become a successful model and screen actress later in her life. Norma would change her name to Marilyn Monroe, and become one of the most famous stars of the 20th century. Her rise was rapid, but so was her downfall. She became increasingly unstable.…

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    Arguably, the US and the rest of the world had begun this conflict many years earlier. Beginning in 1970 with the first terrorist hijackings, and continuing over the next 40 years with over 30 lethal attacks against US interests; Islamic extremism has proven itself a persistent, and formidable threat to our national security. If we address Islamic extremism from a political…

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    American Dangerous Times

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    information can be helpful and at the same time it can be harmful. Protecting the well-being of others is top priority of the government system. Zahn (2013) responses, “According to a pair of recent polls, for the first time since the 9/11 terrorist hijacking, Americans are more fearful their government will abuse constitutional liberties than fail to keep citizens safe.” The risk of becoming a victim of a terrorist attack is high. The threat only forces government to tighten up security.…

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    Risk Assessment: Pinellas County Schools Evelyn Davis November 22, 2015 University of Maryland University College EXECUTIVE SUMMARY Pinellas County Schools is the seventh-largest in the state of Florida. The creation of Pinellas County Schools came to be after a split in 1912 from Hillsborough County. Pinellas County serves 150 schools including magnets schools, career academies, adult education centers and a virtual school program. Pinellas County Schools with the help of 7000…

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    Patriot Act Pros And Cons

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    from terrorists made it possible to solve crimes by matching DNA profiles found at crime scenes. Previously federal law did not authorize the collection of DNA samples from federal prisoners who had been convicted of terrorism offenses, including hijacking an airplane or bombing a building (Department of Justice,…

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    Business Ethics in Publishing Morality and ethics are often used to describe a person who knows the difference between right and wrong. Culture and environment also play a major role in how a person will deal with ethical dilemmas in his or her life. When a person talks about what ethics means to in his or her life, he or she will use his or her morals to describe their ethics. Most will cite either religious or personal values that they are taught as children because that is when people learn…

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