Ykc Case Study

What do you think invades the privacy of one person? What are your expectations of privacy? Well, in the case of Carroll vs The United States, Carroll was arrested in his car for carrying alcohol during the prohibition era, establishing that one did not need a warrant to search a car because the evidence can move. In DLK’s case however, the big question was if the police could use thermal imagers, to look at the heat coming out of DLK’s house without a warrant. DLK’s privacy was not invaded because a thermal imager only shows heat loss from general areas of a home and a thermal imager is available to the public, for anyone to use. Using evidence from Carroll's case, Justice John Paul Adams statement and a brief example of how thermal imaging, one can come to a superb conclusion.

A ROBERTA R was completed and the hotline was called on the behalf of prisoner Sawmick. Prisoner Sawmick also completed a PREA grievance form and a Request for Investigation was drafted.

Once at Lowell Court, Kevonah acted out at and restrained by court staff and transported to Lowell General Hospital, by ambulance, and held on a Section 12. Kevonah remained in restraints and under sedation. While at Lowell General Hospital, nursing staff and security informed me Kevonah was exit seeking, difficult to re-direct, argumentative, and required both physical and chemical restraints.

Pricing can play an important role in the success or disaster of any product. Too high a price and the product will fail; too low a price and not enough profits will be made to sustain business operations (Hisrich, Peters, & Shepherd, 2014). The key is to make the customer think that they are paying exactly the right price for the product. Anything else though in this regard means the product is not positioned well in the mind of the consumer. First of all, Gril-Kleen will have to decide on what sort of strategy it needs to pursue. This strategy is decided on three factors namely costs, margins and competition.

The Kronos access for Lee Brown (101873), mirrored after Kristin Crouse as per request, has been done.

The court must listen to the evidence received by two doctors and their evidence must satisfy the court that the offender is suffering from a mental illness as described under the definition above and that their detention is appropriate for medical treatment to take place. They must also assert the court that appropriate medical treatment is available for the offender and when considering to imposing the above order the courts must also take into consideration the offenders history and character; any other relevant circumstances and any other alternative methods that could be imposed. All other avenues must also be explored before the court makes its final decision. the evidence given by the doctors must ascertain the court that hospitalisation is the most beneficial course of action to take in this offenders case (MHLO, 2010)

Studies show that this is an Ontario decree, which controls management of psychological fitness upkeep in the region. The decree was established with the goal of regulating unintentional admittance of persons into a psychiatric infirmary. In consequence, this act directs that the police have to take any mentally ill person within their custody to a designated psychiatric facility for examination. In the cases where there is no evidence of immediate danger, Fred Victor is mandated with the responsibility of providing such evidence before a justice of the peace. After

At this Juncture, an Offender Protection investigation recommending unit transfer for Offender Wilcox is currently before the McConnell unit classification committee while Offender Greer has been placed in Prehearing Detention (PHD) and charged with Level 1, Code 2.3 ‘Fighting or assaulting an offender without a weapon which results in a serious

Supervised over 975 inmates in a therapeutic community. Conduct inmate interviews, provide constant supervision and ensure the timely and orderly participation of group therapeutic sessions.. Assist treatment staff and counselors with transfers, evaluation, and processing of inmates. As the yard supervisor, prepare the inmates for medical and transfer transportation activities. Responsible for the health and well being of each and every inmate. Responsible for the entire inventory for all weapons assigned to the institutions armory. As the primary Field Training Officer for the shift assigned, my duties included, but was not limited to; managing, supervising, and certifying uncertified Corrections

On 10/21/15 at approximately 1821 an ICS was activated at Bethune for an offender OID 238366 who complaining of a chest pain and Medical was requested to respond. Upon arrival offender was sitting in wheelchair in no apparent distress. offender was assessed and was treated per protocol and brought to the clinic for further assessment. On call provider was notified with assessment findings and gave new orders. Offender was treated per on call orders and the primary provider will follow up tomorrow.

Comments from teacher: In question 1, why do we use these equitation’s, explain and show then, i.e. ROE can go up with more leverage. More on comparables. In Q1 assumptions explained, that are then used in DCF. Max for question 1 and 2, two pages. Must power to put in Q3. Deduct tax in table 3. In DCF, show more how calculated and assumption missing about other income and corporate expenses. Table 6 to be fixed (already been done). Skip in DCF advantage and disadvantage. Do table 4 different, use Exhibit 11, value range, use median value and calculate enterprise value with multiples en deduct net debt 318,5 and get equity value. Explain better in main text footnote 12. . Use

There are a number of important differences between the management of DKA in pediatrics compared to adult patients. While adults require large volumes of intravenous fluids, large volumes of fluid are harmful in pediatric DKA. The administration of IV fluids should be done very judiciously in the pediatric population. The second important difference is the administration of insulin. While insulin is bloused in the adult patient, insulin boluses are contraindicated in the pediatric patient with DKA. Monitoring and correction of potassium are heavily stress in the adult patient with

The use of remand custody has been increasing significantly over the last decade. The length of time of an individual being placed in remand on custody is extended due to numerous factors. According to research and findings, the accused who is not being released on conditions is physically and mentally in pain during the period of waiting for the trial. The topic of the increased use of remand custody will be discussed in this essay, focusing on three key themes: describing the process of how individuals are placed on remand, the benefits and obstacles of remand custody, and the affection of this form of custody on criminal justice system as well as offenders. I will argue that the system of criminal justice needs to address the consequences of the shift and they should avoid the drawbacks for the system.

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Calming the patient and establishing rapport in the face of an inmate’s adrenaline, rage, and fear were always necessary. Building a sincere and