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    What To Discuss On The First Visit To Your Personal Injury Lawyer If you were injured by another person or at a place of business, you might be able to get money for your medical care if you hire a lawyer and file a personal injury lawsuit. However, you'll want to understand your rights and learn how the laws in your area work first, so you'll know if a case is worth pursuing. The first step is to talk to a personal injury attorney. The first visit is often free, so there is nothing to risk.…

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    on one dimension (Peak et al, 2010). A good example is if a Sergeant believes in a high number of arrests. Officers who make very few arrests will make low scores in all categories because of it. A regency problem is similar and occurs when a recent event affects an officer’s entire rating (Peak et al, 2010). For example, an officer arrests a serial bank robber and it is his only high risk arrest of the year, but receives high marks on everything because of it. Rater bias is simply when a…

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    leaving the house or going into public. Neighbor calls the cops and now Phil is charged for use of marijuana. All of this could be prevented if marijuana was legal for recreational use. Phil was not driving or even going to public so he's not affect anyone else. The marijuana was bought off a black market, but could have been purchased from a smoke store. Money could have been made for the state through marijuana taxes. This is just one example of the massive amount of pointless marijuana…

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    In order to execute Gunther, we must take the teleporting machine to Gunther’s territory using the secret password that my dad knows because he was part of TNE. Once we arrive at TNE’s territory we start walking towards Gunther’s secret home. Within a few seconds of walking through the muggy jungle we hear sounds. My father grabs my hands and we both jump behind a bush together. Then I hear the roar of an engine coming towards us. My father puts his finger up to his lips to remind me to remain…

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    oneself. They lock you away for hours at a time and release you only for meals and yard time. How can one become a better person if they are not given the resources to do so? Another reason to get rid of prisons, is that there would be no unnecessary arrests. Policemen would not have to fabricate tickets and charges to fill their monthly quotas. They would have to get valid reasons to…

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    Bureau of Investigations official website, arrest and conviction reports show that more people of the Caucasian race have been arrested and convicted of a felony than that of any other ethnicity (FBI). Table 43A on the FBI’s website shows the numbers for arrests in the year of 2010. The table shows that approximately 4 million more people of the Caucasian ethnicity were arrested and convicted than any other race in America. Thus totaling 69.4% of arrests in the year of 2010 were white, 28%…

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    sexualizing all three women. The woman wearing the police hat and the police shirt leads one to assume that she is fulfilling the male fantasy. The same female is lying on her stomach hog-tied in a pose that would be used in arresting a person resisting arrest. The other woman is wearing a Girl Scout uniform, the sash and the tan color shirt would lead you that conclusion. This indicates that she is also fulfilling the male fantasy of a schoolgirl. All women have a low cut top that makes them…

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    The Fourth Amendment authorizes that warrants be given by neutral magistrates based on facts given under oath or affirmation. The Judge has to review the affidavits and decide whether the facts determine probable cause to issue the warrant. Also, the judge needs to know why the facts in the affidavit is trustworthy. Search warrants have to be established on hard facts. Locations that are searched must be described in a lot of detail so law enforcement will not needlessly invade privacy. When…

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    presented to the United Nations in next months meeting. They are considering what the police are doing as “culture of impunity.” Even though Chicago is only made up of 33% blacks, in 2011 of all of the youth arrests in Chicago 77% of them were black. It is also known that 92% of the stun gun related arrests were against black and Latino youth. These cases are proving that police brutality is primarily targeting citizens of colored races. However, what makes this brutality a lot worse is that the…

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    Strengths of using Uniform Crime Reports as a data source is that it is relatively inexpensive. UCR’s also measure homicides and arrests which makes it a consistent national sample, and a large source of data. The National Incident Based Reporting System contains more data on each crime committed, and the additional level of detail supports the resolution of criminological issues.…

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