Reasonable suspicion

Martin Luther King Jr once said “True peace is not merely the absence of tension, it is the presence of Justice” (*****). In layman terms, the concept of justice is really the concept of balance and the glue that holds society together (****2). It is the idea of people getting what is right, fair, and appropriate based on their actions. It drives proper behaviors by upholding the righteous and punishing what is wrong and evil. Justice holds all men accountable to one another to perform their…

Transgender People and Restrooms: Neutrality is the Best Policy College and university campuses have evolved over the years to provide safety and inclusion for its students of various backgrounds. However, a group of individuals attend school every day and are restricted from a basic human right: using the bathroom. Transgender students, or students whose gender identity does not conform to the gender that was assigned to them at birth, are susceptible to harassment and violence on campus…

1. Introduction and Ethical standpoint The recommended approach to be pursued will be contrary to Richard and Bridget, it shall be to argue a ‘no fault or negligence’ exception for Samantha and to adopt Natalie’s information as admissible evidence to present a relationship of trust between Natalie and her coach Elizabeth. During engagement as an officer of the court ASCR 4.1.5 provides the ASCR and relevant law must be adhered to. As a guideline to the mindset behind the approach adopted, the…

Maryland V. King 569 US (Criminal Procedure Issue) In 2009 Alonzo Jay King Jr., was arrested for first and second degree assault. Mr. King was transported by local officers to a county jail. Prior to conviction a DNA, test was taken, by swapping his cheek. This evidence was sent to an DNA lab to wait for result. Wilcomic County, Maryland had a law call the Maryland DNA Collection Act. This act authorizes law enforcement officer to collect DNA samples from a person who is arrested, but not yet…

Execution evaluations produce a lot of uneasiness and suspicion. Episodic confirmation recommends that both representatives and chiefs see execution examinations as accomplishing an uncommon blend of pervasiveness, pointlessness and certainty (Johnson, 2004, p. 83). Albeit some worry at the considered being formally assessed is justifiable, the disastrous negative undertones encompassing execution examinations are because of a misconception of their motivation and obsolete or unseemly procedures…

Othello by William Shakespeare, the story of a fearless Moorish general in the service of Venice who falls victim to the devious orders of Iago. Iago had hoped for promotion, but Othello passed over him in favor of Cassio. Through the play Iago works revenge on them both. He exploits Roderigo as a source of money and uses both Roderigo and Cassio’s innocence to bring down Othello. When finally confronted and charged, Iago refuses to speak or to apologize or explain his actions, and he goes to…

Caroline Masters has a shot at being a judge for the U.S. Federal Court but her niece needs her right after she gets the call. In The Final Judgment, Caroline starts the trial while revealing her past and how it relates to the trial. She struggles through the family drama and people having doubts about her. In this journal, I will be questioning, clarifying, and evaluating. I will be questioning why Caroline broke into Megan Race’s home and took her journal. Caroline breaks into a witness’…

And those who refused to comply were subjects of suspicion. The devil, master of witchcraft, being the fallen angel who never ceases to tempt and distraught people was thought reside in them, hence using them to torment more people. Due to the severity of the panic, even Christians were not immune from accusation…

The need for police ethics and accountability is very important in public sector. Accountability refers to an obligation of an individual or organisation to account for its activities, accept responsibility for them and to disclose the results in a transparent manner (Prenzler, 2013, p. 27). The role of police is usually summarised in terms of enforcing the law, preventing crime, maintaining order and providing emergency assistance. They are responsible of protecting people from assault, sexual…

acknowledges that love “afflicts our natures” (2.1.104) and attributes this as what what “hath made him (Hamlet) mad” (1.5.109). The belief that Ophelia’s rejection drove him to insanity is what Hamlet anticipated, and accomplishing this takes away the suspicion of his plan to kill Claudius. It becomes evident that this was his intent further along in the play when his love for Ophelia proves to be less significant than he acted it was. During the later interaction, he admits that the love he…