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    I chose to research the topic regarding restraint use. I first read the assigned chapters in the digital book to get a better understanding of the information in Unit 3. A primary source of research is written by an individual who witnessed or experienced the ideas being published. I utilized Kaplan’s online library limiting my search to peer reviewed articles. In the search engine I used the word “restraints”. After reviewing several articles I chose the one that was a primary source.…

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    during illness, disability or approaching death; everyone is entitled to all their rights and freedoms despite their health status. The side effects of the medication can actually cause the symptoms they are supposed to be eradicating. Chemical restraints often leave the individual feeling confused, agitated, and physically sedentary. Robert Harris was described as energetic and lively before entering a nursing home in California (Bisnar, 2011). During the transition he acted like a “regular…

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    exceed their authority. (Bades, 2016) Then there is Judicial Restraint which is A doctrine holding that the courts should defer to the decisions made by the elected representatives of the people in the legislative and executive branches when possible. (Bades, 2016) 2. What are the differences in the two? Judicial activism is when a ruling or decision is made based on the personal opinion or decision of the judge. Judicial Restraint is where no opinion will be used in making a…

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    overturns a previous court decision, it is judicial activism. But when the Supreme Court decides to uphold precedent, upholding laws passed by Congress or state legislatures, or strictly adhering to the original text of the Constitution, it is judicial restraint. Although the aforementioned terms do not have any overlap in their definitions, it can often be seen that both of these judicial practices can be implemented in a single Supreme Court ruling. One of these cases in which this can be seen…

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    on a daily basis were only though up within the past few decades. Many of the things that keep children and loves ones safe and sound are relatively new to the world. Often the importance of these things is overlooked and they are misused. Child restraint systems are of the utmost importance, but many people do not see the necessity in them although they are a life or death option. The regulation of car seats is common knowledge in today’s world. Car seats are used regularly throughout the…

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    1. Judicial activism and judicial restraint are two related ideas in the way that they are each other’s converse, sort of. Judicial activism is defined as the court’s willingness to enact substantial changes in public policy. Judicial activism can be exercised though the use of Judicial Review as granted in the landmark case Marbury v Madison. Also, striking down or disregarding precedents can be done as an act of judicial activism. Or, to exercise judicial activism the court may reframe…

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    Excessive Force or Necessary Restraint? Police brutality has remained one of the most serious human rights violations in the United States. In the last few years there have been a number of cases where a white police officer has used excessive force that resulted in the death of a member of the black community. Some say that racism was the cause; however, the media has a lot to do with it too because the more attention they give to the situation, the more they shape the public’s opinion. Through…

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    Stress is an inevitable experience in life that can disrupt cognitive processes, neuroplasticity, endocrine and immune system in animals and humans (Dantzer and Mormede, 1995). Chronic restraint stress models are the most popular for studying the mechanisms of impairments or cognitive disturbances (Chen et al ., 2010; Yi et al.,2013). Glucocorticoids are able to modulate many cellular processes such as energy and neurotransmitter metabolism (Datson et al ., 2008) which are all the intervening…

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    life through restraint; 2nd half on title here Living life through restraint leaves a more predictable future, with less space for error, of unfortunate events, while living life with focus on instincts, leaves more opportunities for mistakes and failure. The Glass Menagerie was written in a way that encouraged living life focused more on restraint can help create a more stable future, and leave characters more open minded. Since the winstons live a more planned out lifestyle,…

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    While no official laws regarding the use of physical restraints in nursing homes and assisted living facilities exist, many elderly care facilities tend to have their own policies regarding the use of physical restraints. Most facilities are against the use of physical restraints because it conflicts with elderly care facility’s purpose of keeping a resident’s dignity intact. It is difficult to ensure the legal security of people with dementia because while they have protected rights and freedom…

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