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    My case study is about the Boston Marathon Bombing‚ unfortunately in the United States terrorist bombings and shootings isn’t an unheard of thing. To take it a step further our Schools even do drills to prepare our children in the event one happens during school time or at their school. I’m now going to go into detail about the terrorist attack that happened in Boston‚ April 15‚ 2013‚ marked the 117th running of the Boston Marathon‚ now keep in mind this is significate moment for not only the city

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    Drug Court Cases

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    defender and the probation officer serving the drug court managed mixed caseloads of both drug court and non-drug court participants. ARI funding allows the probation officer and a contract defense attorney to focus solely on the needs of drug court offender. Evidence-based/promising practices in use: LSI-R assessment‚ cognitive-behavioral therapy‚ Thinking for a Change curriculum‚ drug court Target population and reduction goals: Knox County has operated a drug court since 2008. From 2007 to 2009‚ Knox

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    objective at hand is crucial. The runners of Team NOVA were not ready to run 26 miles on the first day of training‚ and some even had problematic pasts‚ such as troubles with their heart. But with nine months’ worth of training‚ they were able to run The Boston Marathon. This wasn’t all their coaches that got them there‚ a lot of it was within their mindset. Each member set their own goals and pushed themselves to fulfill them. Just

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    Smallpox In Boston

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    Between April and December of 1721‚ over six thousand colonists in Boston contracted a world-wide feared viral infection known as smallpox. After the occurrence of over nine hundred deaths in Boston alone‚ the infestation of this disease in the colony became known as the Smallpox Epidemic. During the epidemic‚ it became widely acknowledged that survivors of smallpox were immune to later occurrences of the disease. This led to the consideration of the medical practice of inoculation—the deliberate

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    the Boston massacre

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    The Boston Massacre was a street fight that occurred on March 5‚ 1770 between a “patriot” mob‚ throwing snowballs‚ stones‚ and sticks‚ and a squad of British soldiers. British troops in the city of Boston were not welcome. It was the culmination of tensions in the American colonies that had been expanding since Royal troops appeared in Massachusetts in October‚ to enforce a heavy tax burden imposed by the Townshend Acts. British Captain Thomas Preston‚ the commanding officer at the Customs House

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    including suspected learning disability‚ global cognitive impairment and dual sensory loss. The member’s treating provider‚ Susan Ray-Lamond‚ MD recommended the member be seen at Boston Children’s Hospital a (non-plan provider) for neuropsychiatric evaluation. The carrier has denied coverage of neuropsychiatric evaluation at Boston Children’s Hospital a (non-plan provider) as not medically necessary. There is a letter from the carrier to the member’s parents dated 05/31/2016 which states in part: “…The

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    The Boston Massacre

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    The Boston Massacre Trial: Guilty or Not Guilty? The Boston Massacre was a small tragedy that is making a large mark in the state of Massachusetts. This event will forever be remembered as the day that British soldiers heartlessly slaughtered many innocent civilians. The soldiers in this situation are most definitely guilty of manslaughter. They wounded and killed many citizens without provocation that threatened their well being‚ therefore giving them no good reason to have opened fire in the

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    The Fight

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    Author: The book‚ The fight‚ was written by Norman Mailer in 1975. Norman Mailer was a post-war book author in the 20th century. The Fight is not a war book‚ like his usual books‚ but a book documenting the historical fight between Muhammad Ali and George Foreman. I have not read any other works by him‚ but if his other book sare like this one‚ i would like to read more books by him. Genre: The genre of The fight is non-fiction. It documents the historical fight between Muhammad Ali and George

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    Drug Addiction Cases

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    Drug abuse is becoming prevalence in Nigerian societies. This justifies the intensive media campaign against the menace. The commonly abused drugs are aspirin‚ cannabis‚ heroine‚ amphetamine‚ cocaine‚ indian-hemp‚ alcohol‚ tobacco etc.  Social studies as a dynamic and problem solving discipline has drug education as one of the emerging areas of study. Drug education intends to expose the learners to uses‚ abuse and contraindication of drugs. Social studies being an integrated discipline which

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    The Boston Strangler

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    Albert DeSalvo was not the Boston Strangler. The Boston Strangler was a serial killer who sexually assaulted and killed thirteen women in Boston from 1962 to 1964. The search for the Strangler did not yield a strong suspect until 1964‚ when Albert DeSalvo‚ a patient of the Bridgewater State Mental Hospital‚ confessed to the crimes. Albert DeSalvo’s confession and detailed descriptions of the crimes led to further investigation into whether or not he was‚ in fact‚ the Boston Strangler. DeSalvo had sexually

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