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The use of illegal drugs, or prostitution, and/or gambling does not fit in the seven elements of a crime. These are crimes based off laws that are put in place. These crimes are chosen by that person who encounter in those illegal activities in their life. These offenses are considered Mala Prohibita. “They lack universality and timeliness” (Bohm & Haley, 2011, p.34). The seven elements of a crime are on a more mala in se level because they consist on radical behaviors. The seven elements must…

Timothy and Titus were young leaders and traveled from church to church preaching God’s word. Timothy ministry taught against false teaching and organizing local churches to live a divine life. Paul wants to emphasize how God’s truth would produce love, which comes “from a pure heart, from a good conscience, and from sincere faith” (Bible). In Titus, Paul emphasis temperance, self-control, integrity, and uprightness. He warned the believers to live right, so it would give believers a bad name.…

The three most important codes of ethics for a law enforcement officer is; In their behavior toward members of the public, officers will provide service when possible, require compliance with the law, respond in a manner that inspires confidence and trust, and will be neither overbearing nor subservient. I feel this is extremely important because the response time for rural areas is longer compared to suburban areas and the treatment for the individuals varies in favor of the suburban citizens.…

In related to communication, Burke's theory pentad, help organized events that took place. It also described terms of dream; an act has to be performed by someone (agent) must take place somewhere (scene), and the scene much have a (purpose) by some means (agency). Burke connected the ideas to democrateds how dramatism started. pentad is relative to real life scenario, for example (my aunt baby shower part) and it was perform by family and friends (agent) and the baby shower took place and my…

Patagonia is a very special and successful company but there aren’t very many organizations that can function in the same manner as them. They trust their employees to go and have fun and make up the productivity when choose to make it up. Most organizations are competing heavily with a production schedule, many locations open and operating, hundreds of thousands of employees, and multiple investors and shareholders. Human Resource management is very critical for any organization but they…

5th Edition McGraw-Hill/Irwin 5) What is the general focus of sociobiology (also known as evolutionary psychology and behavioral ecology)? How is this applied to human behaviors? Sociobiology is, defined by Park as, the scientific study that examines evolutionary explanations…

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The importance and contribution of information technology is from the change and adaptability business has transferred their operation too. Sew What? Inc. is a company that has seen success without information technology at one time. Since technology advancement has become an official way to operate and expand small business. Small business is now utilizing information technology to grow, improve, provide good customer services and expand their company outside their normal demographics. (O’Brien…

HUMAN RESOURCES MANAGEMENT human resources covers is the overall planning of the organization and is responsible for its smooth function. There are many departments which are handled by the HR team. Their main function is to have right people for the right job because its failure will lead to the employee shortage, financial collapse of the entire company. It also involves in handling daily issues to performance appraisal and even to the extent of firing employees. SWEET SPOT Sweet Spot is an…

is given up in order to receive something else (Schiller, Hill, & Wall, 2013). When talking about opportunity cost it requires making decisions that are the best alternative use of your scarce resources (Schiller, Hill, & Wall, 2013). This then leads into the law of increasing opportunity costs, this law says that we must give up ever- increasing quantities of other goods and services in order to get more of a particular good (Schiller, Hill, & Wall, 2013). Therefore, the opportunity cost of…