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    and said” it was all price’s idea to accuse the defendants “(Bellamy 30). Attorney General Thomas Knight gnawed at bates until she said”ILD had aid for her clothes and trip back to alabama”(Bellamy 30). So Thomas suggested she was nothing more than a paid witness for the defense. Thomas stated”she was lying during the first trial or she was lying now and her testimony could not be believed”(Bellamy 31). On April 29 1933 the jury decided haywood was guilty as charged. It took only a matter of 5 minutes for the jury to reach their decision on haywood. The judge believed price was lying about her rape made a new case for haywood even though it might possibly ruin his career. He pointed out several lies price said during the trial, but Judge Horton didn’t win the election next go around. And when there was a new judge his prejudice was very noticeable. When IlD tried to convince price to change her story she agreed,but changed her mind and called the police. The ILD were carrying 1,500$ for price,but they got arrested immediately because of price’s stupidity. On April 1935 the supreme court had Haywood and Norris’s trial set up vs alabama. The jury finally decided that haywood was guilty and gave him a 75 year sentence instead of the death penalty everyone was hoping for. For the first in history a black man had escaped the death penalty for accusingly raping a white woman. Norris trial began almost half a year later and despite all the evidence they convicted Norris guilt and…

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    because Ruby bates had syphilis before Scottsboro. In the direct examination from Hon Samuel Leibewitz Ruby Bates talks about when she got syphilis. The quote that shows this is “I had syphilis, yes sir” will you tell me the date the doctor began treating you for that? “The first Monday in April 1931.” (Leibowitz) This quote with when she said she got it would make sense that Roberson raped her. Later, you find out that she had it before the first time she gave.” You do not know where you got…

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    Additionally, in this trial, the implications of an elected versus appointed judge can be seen. Judge Horton did the right thing by overturning the conviction of Haywood Patterson, he did so at great risk. Horton, an elected judge, basically ended his career with this move. It is this situation that leads me to believe that judges should be appointed rather than elected. Not every judge, especially when put in a situation like this, would have the integrity to ignore the political…

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    Dcog Theory Of Learning

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    Edwin Hutchins, a cognitive psychologist and former professor at at the University of California at San Diego, is one of the key developers of distributed cognition (Bell & Winn, 2000). Distributed cognition allows the student to have more control. Simply put, distributed cognition, or Dcog, is student centered and contends that learning is achieved in environments where learners take part in a methodically intended learning environment that encourages interaction with its participants (Bell &…

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    constitutional convention, arguments continue to emerge for both loose interpretation and strict interpretation. Former Attorney General Edwin Meese asserts his view in his “Speech to the Federalist Society Lawyers Division”. In his speech, Meese takes the time to discuss the Regan administration’s approach to interpreting the constitution proclaiming, “Our approach does not view the Constitution as some kind of super municipal code, designed to address merely the problems of a particular era…

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    Tim Hortons Vs Starbucks

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    Both companies being successful, Tim Hortons and Starbucks have different strategies. To remain competitive and profitable, it is necessary for both companies to adopt the BSC so that companies could take initiatives to improve their current business practice. The following paragraphs explain how the BSC is implemented for both companies and what initiatives they could launch to better implement the BSC. For organizational learning and growth perspective, Tim Hortons and Starbucks aims to…

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    Tim Hortons Vs Starbucks

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    The reason why I think about Tim Hortons is because Tim Hortons are never has any franchising program in Asian. And refer to Starbucks’s successful International expansion, I totally agree that Tim Hortons also has a great potential to develop globally. · First, although Tim Hortons and Starbucks are two different kind of chain store, the basic idea and the marketing principle are almost the same. They all put coffee as the main and featured product of the brand, and then add food as the…

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    Tim Hortons

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    Cost High, given that new equipment / software will be required. Training for staff needed. Budget Tim Hortons Inc. are a highly successful fast food company so budget should be high enough for procurement. Time Scale of work plan is large and also involves international marketing so procedure can take up to a year. Skills Operational (Properly trained individuals who can operate new operating system). Hardware to develop Company does not have necessary hardware and needs to be bought. Hardware…

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    The process of doing an audience analysis involves being able to identifying and adapt in order to able to present the information to an audience properly (Adler, Rodman, & du Pre, 2014). In understanding the audience a speaker has a better awareness of how to approach the subject without alienating them. Being able to adapt to the environment allows for a better way for the speech to reach the audience. Also allows for the speaker to decide in what form they wish to present the information.…

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    astronomer Galileo Galilei within his first year of observation he had discovered four of Jupiter’s largest moons as well as discovering hundreds of stars. He did this using simple mirrors and optics to magnify the light coming from the distant discovery, even though many people would just view this as simple observation this is actually a very basic form of electromagnetic detection as light is a form of electromagnetic radiation, but due to the very small range of electromagnetic radiation…

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