Misdemeanor

body strength, which is very important when shooting a gun (Ryan). When wanting to pursue a career in law enforcement, the person must be at least 21, have a high school diploma or GED, be a US citizen, not convicted of a felony crime or serious misdemeanor offense, possess a valid license, and pass fitness requirements which can vary by agency (“City of Rapid City,SD| Home Page”).…

Child abuse laws allow both misdemeanor and felony punishments (“Child Abuse Laws…”). These laws depend on what state the child and parent live in (“Changes…”). Parents will learn that assault is minor injuries like bruises, burns, or broken bones (“Child Abuse Laws…”). Learning this will make them realize that they need to be cautious and give appropriate discipline. They can get a misdemeanor conviction which causes jail time for a few days, months, or even…

He does not believe in God and rejects the supernatural. In the film he states, “We define ourselves by the choices we have made. We are in fact the sum total of our choices” (Crimes and Misdemeanors). Here we can see his humanistic view and connection to the existentialism ideas of finding one’s self through personal action. As well, he questions daily human activities, by exploring how humans find meaning in their relationships and deeds…

development accompanies the need for diverse schools of thought. With progress comes new and dangerous ideas for the destruction of bonds between individuals and community. The most accurate ideas about why misdemeanors happen, and what police, churches and families can do about the misdemeanors, are all around us—we can address these misdeeds through determined work. Accordingly, corruption should receive active contemplation from the criminologist’s perspective since dishonesty always has…

The Case of Zack and Amber The case of Zack and Amber is a prime example of how the decisions of others can have far reaching effects. This case has several individuals involved. Zack is a police officer who fatally wounded his wife Amber after he discovered what appeared to be an act of adultery with Dallas. Dallas, who is also a police officer, struck a school aged child with his vehicle while fleeing. Finally, Megan was a nine-year-old student who died from being struck by a vehicle…

Sentencing Guidelines My system’s sentencing guidelines vary from number of crimes to the type of crime whether it is a misdemeanor of felony. The severity of the crime will raise the sentencing crime to help instill punishment and to be used as a deterrence method from future crime. Kentucky State Institute will adhere and follow the guidelines of the 2016 United States Sentencing Commission Guidelines Manual. This manual will ensure equal sentencing is given to each offender equally and no…

After doing some research on articles of HIPAA violations I found a few stories that caught my attention. The first story is about An Alabama woman that has been charged with violation of the HIPAA privacy rule for stealing paper surgery schedules about 4,500 patients from Trinity Medical Center in Birmingham. She was then using the names of these patients as well as their date of birth and social security numbers to commit identity theft. By Law this is HIPAA violation of privacy the lady…

The purpose and the intent for this act is decrease crime and reduce recidivism. It also plans on increasing the threshold on certain misdemeanors and felonies. There is another act in place in California that has a completely different reform to fit its states purposes. I also found that the some of the committee members that helped create this act was not an involved in any criminal justice…

law in federal court. In a recent case in 2013 where a dallas man goes free for murder charges because of the double jeopardy clause.Charging Sharon Sylvester Brown, 61, would violate the "double jeopardy" standard because he pleaded guilty to misdemeanor assault against Sherry…

armed forces. The applicant must have no felony convictions. The applicant must have no significant misdemeanor convictions or must have less than three other misdemeanor convictions. The applicant must not pose a threat to national security or public safety. If approved, a DACA applicant is protected from deportation for a two-year period and can live and work in the United States…