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    The opening of this research paper discusses a personal reflection on Troy University’s CJ 4482 curriculum through an elaborate and collaborative analysis that details the job duties of digital forensic investigators. The second portion of this paper dissects the methodology notating specific actions that are vital to the identification, preservation, and transportation of electronic evidence. Adherence to new and evolving protocols and behaviors take center stage in this reflection in order to…

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    Methodology The research method chosen for the present project is discourse analysis. Such methodological approach to the subject of this dissertation, FCKH8.com’s viral activity, would allow me to view the processes that allow the company to construct the identity of an activist-minded ethical consumer amongst their audience. The unity of commercially driven strategy and strife for “good cause” is observed to be a relatively new phenomenon in consumer culture, and the analysed material, being…

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    to help the customers. An example of departments interlinked with each other is Tesco. Tesco is mainly associated with providing service to the customers. They have departments such as Finance, Customer Service, Human Resources, Research and Development and IT. The research and development department researches on providing new products to the customers, finance department provides the finances to the R&D department as well as to the human resources department to pay the workers. When a product…

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    A company is recognized as a separate legal entity and yet in reality, it is an association of persons who are in fact beneficiaries of the corporate property. It is therefore understood that corporate personality of the company can be used as a medium of committing fraud or illegal acts. Now, there is arises a paradoxical problem pertaining to the important legal question : Who accords for the liability? Who can be held responsible? The notion of corporate personality does not obviously…

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    NUSC 5173: Quantitative Epidemiology I WEEK 5 Discussion Questions Discuss how the results might have been affected if the comparison group was: (1) no milk instead of non-fortified milk; (2) Discuss how the results might have been affected if the comparison group was: milk fortified with other nutrients besides those being investigated in the study. The experimental aim of the Sazawal study was to "to evaluate the efficacy of milk fortified with specific multiple micronutrients (providing…

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    day. June Crown and W.D.M. Paton state that "Further, one should realize that different cannabis smokers select different levels of intoxication". In addition, both alcohol and cigarettes have been proven to be chemically addictive and yet they are legal. As of late 1990, there were about twelve people who had permission to smoke marijuana for its medical value. Are these the only people who can benefit from marijuana? Not according to Harvard researchers who surveyed 2,430 oncologists; of the…

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    coal mining waste leading to a substantial remedy awarded to the victims of the disaster. Therefore, the books show how companies that are threatening the lives of the neighboring community may face huge losses in compensation. The book shows how legal system is sometime fair since Stern’s opponents were financially superior and outnumbered him yet he won the case. It shows how a lawyer, Stern, does a great job. The book came after a disaster in New Orleans due to maintenance negligence prior…

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    When it comes to research being validated and factual, there needs to be sound theoretical framework that can stand up to future tests. I do in fact believe that the original theory does have strong framework however, I believe that there could be more added to it, to enable…

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    The minimum legal drinking age or MLDA should stay 21 because, alcohol can cause brain damage, a younger drinking age results in an increase in alcoholism, and most car accidents are alcohol related. Many people believe that when someone is of age to join the army or get married that they should also be able to purchase alcohol. Many people may not realize that this is one of the oldest arguments in the united states. The 18th amendment banned the buying, selling, transporting, and drinking of…

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    Why Abortion should be Legal Abortion can change a woman’s life, whether they undergo the procedure or if they are restricted against doing so. Today, abortion can be a very controversial matter, and there are many mixed feelings about it. People who are “pro-choice” support abortion being allowed, and those who are “pro-life” do not. However, legalizing abortion would have many benefits, specifically acknowledging women's rights when considering this option. If abortion is made illegal,…

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