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    Diane Ravitch Analysis

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    To understand education reform‚ it is helpful use Jay P. Greene as a scope for reading Diane Ravitch. Ravitch is a former education reformer and now a prominent spokesman for antireform. In her book Reign of Error‚ Ravitch classifies education reformers as corporatists and profiteerists‚ recklessly associating major foundations (Gates Foundation‚ Broad Foundation‚ Walton Family Foundation‚ Zuckerberg Foundation etc.)‚ philanthropists‚ entrepreneurs‚ Wall Street hedge fund managers‚ US Department

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    such a large number of mortgages to be approved inappropriately‚ as well as selling mortgage backed securities full of subprime loans. At the end of the movie‚ Mark knows that the reason the banks didn’t care was because they knew the taxpayers would bail them out. There should be a law that prevents banks from getting bailed out by the general public‚ regulation to stop such a disaster. Managers in the industry should have become more conscious when giving out mortgages and also should have improved

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    Management Structure

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    is open to hear both sides of the case. Provides treatment to the accused offenders. Question 3 Enforce laws‚ responds to phone calls‚ make traffic stops‚ arrest‚ etc Hear cases‚ provide impartiality‚ present evidence‚ and determine sentencing and bail. Offers treatment programs‚ hands-off supervision. Question 4 Operating in the appropriate manner and following the code of ethics. Clerk‚ Chief Judge‚ administrator‚ general appeal‚ and the circuit court.Enhancing information‚ community engagement

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    Lawyer Are Hired Guns

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    I think that the book and our class discussion does both dispel and promote the idea that lawyer are "hired guns". As far as dispelling the idea goes‚ we are taught that lawyers bring law to everyone innocent or not. They are meant to bring out the truth and defend anyone who is going to court. Lawyers are only meant to interpret the law for their clients and find a course of action that is fair to both parties. However the can only interpret the law for their clients because they are only loyal

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    Drug and Alcohol Abuse

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    “Humankind has used mind- or mood- altering drugs at least since the beginning of recorded history and maybe before” (Substance). As time as well as technology progressed‚ so did the use and abuse of drugs and alcohol. The invention of the automobile increased the dangers of the abuse and use of these drugs. Each year in the United States and Canada‚ alcohol abuse is the cause of 100‚000 deaths. Alcohol is also the drug that children ages 12 to 17 most commonly abuse. Teenagers become eligible

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    Drunk Driving

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    Jenkins 1 Anthony Jenkins English 102 Dr. Mohammad Zughoul 6/18/12 Reasons why one should not drink and drive It should be obvious to everyone that you should never drink‚ and drive. However‚ every year‚ month‚ week‚ and day alcohol has been able to influence so many people that it is ok to drink‚ and drive. As a matter of fact research by (Buddy T) as shown that judgment impairment begins long before a person reaches the legal level of 0.08‚ to be considered drunk driving. That

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    1984 vs. the US Constitution In George Orwell’s dystopian novel "1984‚" portrays a totalitarian government‚ emphasizing the difference between the ideas of the United States Constitution and the oppressive government shown in the book. As we look into the parallels between the two‚ it becomes clear that the government in "1984" openly violates the essential rights established in the US Bill of Rights. The government in "1984" violates the essential liberties protected by the US Constitution by using

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    Too Big to Fail

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    rumours and knowledge that Lehman’s was struggling‚ with its share price dropping daily‚ the huge drop in the financial markets was due to the huge shock. No-one had been expecting this‚ as it was anticipated that the U.S. government would intervene and bail out the bank‚ as it had done previously for another investment bank Bear Stearns‚ and for the mortgage firms Freddie Mac (Federal Home Loan Mortgage Company) and Fannie Mae (Federal National Mortgage Association) earlier on in that month. Everybody

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    suggest that this disparity is due to the fact that a lot of African Americans cannot afford to bail out . One turning point in the criminal justice process‚ one that can mean all of the difference when it comes to you being locked up or free .Although the choice of where your bail would be set is up to the courts‚ prosecutors play a key role in deciding on whether a defendant should be set free on bail or or wait in jail until their or release.The temporary time you’re being detained interferes personal

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    defendants have several constitutional clauses that protect defendants from excessively severe or uncommon punishments. Most of these restrictions can be found in the Eighth Amendment. The Eighth Amendment states that in a criminal case‚ “excessive bail shall not be required”‚ “excessive fines shall not be imposed”‚ and “cruel and unusual punishment shall not be inflicted”. This is important because it restricts the court from issuing a punishment that is not fitting for the crime. Our legal system

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