Regulatory offences

Furthermore Status is a label that is best to describe someone by the action that they commit. People want always want themselves to have a great status such as wealth where as some others come unfortunate and have the status of gay and lesbian which as the republic of Gilead does not accept and also many societies today. The types of statuses include having a superior religion, Being LGBT and finally jobs that women had. Religion is a very important factor in the society of Gilead, they respect it a lot and from that society we learn that they are Christians because they refer to the book “bible” (Atwood 206) but there is such controversy with the bible book itself that it causes problems to influence women to have sex to produce more babies, as it is going against their will, and in the beginning of the novel in the society of Gilead we can see them fighting other church people it builds controversy that they are other Christians that are banned as they fought and clashed with each other and the republic of Gilead has beaten them in the war and as nuns and priests were hung on the wall. Although these two had believed in Christianity it they were bit different that had built great controversy between the two. I can relate to this to the world because it relates to Muslim. In the Muslim religion it is divided to into two the Shias and Sunni. There is a total population of 1.7 billion Muslims in the world and the difference between the two religions is that the one of two…

Should young offenders who commit indictable offences be tried as adults and give up their rights to be tried under The Youth Criminal Justice Act? We all know right from wrong, we all know not to make stupid decisions but adolescents do not think before they act they commit crimes and become young indictable offenders standing trial, but should these offenders be treated as adults and give up their right to be tried under the Youth Criminal Justice Act. All young offenders who commit indictable…

In 2014 the LNP Government introduced the Youth Justice and Other Legislations Amendment Act which made changes to the legislation surrounding juveniles aged between 10 and 16 years of age. These new amendments have been changed to improve juvenile justice and created a fairer option for minors. The Youth Justice and Other Legislation Amendment Act 2014 states that the Children’s Court is an open court when reoffenders are admitted. (Department of Justice and Attorney General, 2014) This act…

Such as a result this downward classification has led to a flooding of the local courts with 104,982 cases dealt with in the local courts as apposed to the higher courts, which handled 3,975 in 2013. This downward shift towards the local court system has led to the significant expansion of powers of the magistrate but also a reduction in the once indictable offence penalties. O’Malley blames this revaluation of the legal processes on the grounds economic efficiency and time restrictions.…

For instance, self-report surveys question members of the public whether they have committed an illegal act. Some of the strengths include that it’s useful to uncover petty crime that few people may engage in from time to time such as speeding or minor thefts. However, the self-report surveys have a range of weaknesses that include respondents becoming unreliable and tend to lie by ascertaining offences, which they may have never committed. Also, offenders who are truly culprit of committing an…

1999). The second type of offence is based on a group selection model (also referred to as the discriminatory selection model). Under these offences the offender need only ‘select’ his/her victim from a particular protected group. The second type of offence is based on a ‘group selection’ model (also referred to as the discriminatory selection model). Under these offences the offender need only ‘select’ his/hers victim from a particular protected group. Proof of prejudice, bias, hostility, or…

Question 8 Under the heading of offences involving criminal negligence, and section 220 stating that, “every person who by criminal negligence causes death to another person is guilty of an indictable offence and liable”, the case of F.J. (2008) set how the section should be applied. In the case, the accused failed to act and prove the necessaires of life to this foster son by not protecting him from the abuse the son suffered from the spouse; nevertheless, the accused was acquitted of charges.…

The board derives its regulatory authority from the provisions of the Alabama Sunset Law of 1981 through which it is categorized as an enumerated agency based on Section 41-20-3. Moreover, the board has established administrative rules that govern its licensure or certification activities as well as a Code of Ethics based on the requirements by the American Counseling Association. Actually, the American Counseling Association has established a Code of Ethics that is used to govern the…

appropriately to best meet the needs of the students. Additionally, the district is audited each year to ensure compliance and appropriate use of funds. The financial procedures are all electronic now in order to remove a bit of human error that may have been present in the past. There are checks and balances in place to ensure that funds are being used appropriately. All expenses must be submitted for approval to the principal and the district. The principals are given some training on how…

The first key regulatory compliance process is the process of making major purchases such as textbooks, uniforms, technology, and a variety of other major purchases. This process requires not only pre-approval by the school leadership but also a lot of leg work to find three different companies and acquire three different quotes for said items that are going to be purchased. This process helps us to stay in compliance with state regulations and allows those that are seeking purchases to find…