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    Private Welfare

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    fully comprehend (Altmeyer). Composed of two separate groups, welfare is both public and private (Katz). Public welfare consists of public assistance or means-tested programs, social insurance, and taxation and is funded by the state and federal government. Private welfare consists of employee benefits, charities and social services and is minimally funded by the government (Katz). Out of those two categories, means-tested programs consist of the largest welfare group and contain almost 80…

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    adolescence as a stage of life is by far one of the most difficult to endure and also one of the most important stages as well. This is generally a period of great turmoil, where the transition into adulthood must be guided in order to maintain order and social balance. While many cultures have developed unique rites of passage, diversity prevents the United States from having one single celebration. These “rites of passage have ultimately become more private rather than public, and while the…

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    prevent seizures. To their surprise the treatment worked, nearly freeing her from the seizures. This event still makes me wonder how many others are out there,being denied of a viable medicinal treatment. Even though the legalization of marijuana can create some problems, such as increasing second hand smoke, it must be legalized because it will generate tax revenue, reduce racial prejudice, aid…

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    Student Resource Officers

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    Introduction In today's society, 65 percent of public schools recorded that one or more violent incidents involving students had taken place, amounting to an estimated 757,000 incidents (National Center for Educational Statistics, 2017). In order to reduce crime, more police officers are being placed in schools. These school specific officers are called school resource officers, or SROs, who are employed by local police departments, sheriff's agency, or school systems where they typically…

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    psychiatrists to provide effective mental health care to clients who might benefit from the use of psychotropic medication. Clinicians will encounter clients who are prescribed several medications for different mental health disorders. Therefore, it is very important that social workers are knowledgeable about the medication their clients are being prescribed, the side effects of the medication and what the medication does to the body, as well as how medications affect one another. In other…

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    down to convicted defendants of specified penalties, such as incarceration or probation’. In, England and Wales it is the duty of criminal justice to punish those who take part in acts that the Law does not approve of. This essay will elaborate on how judges pass their last judgement in the court and the factors that might aid them consider the type of sentences they oppose on offenders and the length of the sentence. The understanding of different types of sentences is very paramount, as there…

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    Effect on children The children who work in industries can have major and serious health problems due to the unsafe conditions at the work place. The employers also do not care much about the conditions of the child and therefore do not enforce safety and sanitary. Some children who are made to work long hours are malnourished, and are not given enough food even by the employers. This also increase the number of people getting…

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    treatment they need rather than worsening everyone’s problems with incarceration. Several states have already taken considerable steps to divert people convicted of low-level drug offenses to treatment and other services. The California Substance Abuse and Crime Prevention Act of 2000 (SACPA) diverts people convicted of non-violent, drug-related crimes to community-based treatment, education, or training and probation. A fiscal evaluation estimated that for every $1 allocated to fund this…

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    of their profits coming from government contracts. In an attempt to garner even bigger profits these groups have cut wages and benefits to their workers, which in turn has resulted in a high turnover rate and inadequate training that has led to deteriorating security conditions. These two groups are ripe with allegations of prisoner abuse, sexual abuse and civil rights violations. Even prisoners should have the right to a life without fear of physical violence or sexual…

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    Child Poverty In America

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    refundable would reduce by 12%, and an increase of 30% in the value of SNAP benefits to cover a large portion of the nutritional needs of children would reduce poverty by 16%. Additionally, raising the minimum wage to $10.10 an hour so no one working full-time earns below poverty wages would decrease poverty between 4-8% in families with children living with a full-time year round-worker. Lastly, making the Child and Dependant Care Tax refundable and increasing its value would reduce child…

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