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    Young Offenders Act (YCJA)

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    In 1982‚ the Young Offenders Act [YOA] was established. It replaced the Juvenile Delinquents Act [JDA] of 1908 and its main objective was to guarantee the rights and freedoms of Canadian Youth were being met. Many revisions and opportunities arose with the passing of the YOA. With the passing of the YOA‚ it provided the young offenders of Canada with extended rights‚ chances for rehabilitation‚ and also therapy institutions. The YOA takes into concern such elements of age‚ maturity‚ reasonableness

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    future prosperity of the United States; however‚ there is an alarming trend that threatens all of society. That threat is the growing occurrence of Female Sex Offenders. Many times‚ when a child reports that he/she has been victimized by a female‚ that claim is either not believed‚ or it is perceived as not a big deal.(Center for Sex Offender Management; 2007) Traditionally‚ it has been assumed that sex crimes are perpetrated by males. The result of this assumption is that

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    Employment Law Outline General Theme for Regulating/Not Regulating: Structure of Legal Responses to Problem 1. Economic Rational a. Inefficient for government to intervene b. People best at knowing what they want (rational beings) 2. In balance of information between employer/employee (safety) 3. Power inbalances a. Employees may have no other options (captive) b. Employers have more power in general 4. People are irrational‚ don’t know what is best for them 5. Social cost to society from “rational”

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    they have a disability or not. The majority of crimes can be linked to some form of psychological disorder. According to the article Psychotherapy and Counseling for Offenders‚ if more psychological treatment were provided to offenders‚ reduction of recidivism may be obtained. Psychological evaluation for suspected offenders may include the review of all evidence collected from the crime scene; a clinical interview that reviews the defendant’s psychosocial history that includes any of their

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    Barriers in Teaching ICT

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    use of ICT in education may assist educators to overcome these barriers and become successful technology adopters in the future. This paper provides a meta-analysis of the relevant literature that aims to present the perceived barriers to technology integration in science education. The findings indicate that teachers had a strong desire for to integrate ICT into education; but that‚ they encountered many barriers. The major barriers were lack of confidence‚ lack of competence‚ and lack of access

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    from accidents are higher with more advanced medical technology nowadays. This contributes to the rising percentage of People with disabilities through either by birth‚ old age or the above reason‚ but are there enough employment policies to protect them and what are the employments issues are they facing? About 5% of the population or 100‚000 people in Singapore have disabilities (Singapore Press Holdings 2012). People with disabilities (PWDs) have needs which are not very different from those

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    Employment Discrimination Notes

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    EMPLOYMENT DISCRIMINATION TABLE OF CONTENTS CHAPTER 2: DEFINNING & PROVING DISCRIMINATION 3 I. Intentional Discrimination Against the Individual: Disparate Treatment (Pg. 58) 3 A. The Conceptual Framework (Pg. 58): 3 Texas Dept. of Community Affairs v. Burdine 3 St. Mary’s Honor Center v. Hicks 4 Foster v. Dalton 5 Reeves v. Sanderson Plumbing Products 5 B. Proof of Causation (Pg. 107): 6 Price Waterhouse v. Hopkins 6 Desert Palace Inc

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    Topic: The Employment Relationship and Contract question Dan operated a business providing statistical analysis in the financial services sector. Eve and Fred have both worked for Dan for three years. They were both described as self employed and both paid tax as self employed persons. Dan provided their entire specialist computer equipment and software. Eve was required to work solely on the projects Dan provided and she had to attend Dan’s premises everyday 9am until 5pm. Fred on the

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    Cultural Barriers Summary

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    Cultural Barriers to the Use of Western Project Management in Chinese Enterprise: Some Empirical Evidence from Yunnan Province The Western project management (PM) approach is basically different from the traditional vertical management method. To adopt that approach‚ an organization needs not only to use PM techniques and tools‚ but also to develop shared cultural values among the organization’s members that support adoption of PM (Kendra & Taplin‚ 2004). Culture can be studied at the levels

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    The roles in Human Trafficking is another the most important aspect of the relationship between the offender and victims. The offender is very powerful and dominant. Domination is known to be the most violent form of slavery. The traffickers begin with trickery and promise those for a better future. As the course of this trafficking continues‚ the offender becomes violent and humiliate their victims‚ so they feel alone and stay obedient. The perpetrators ensure these slaves feel afraid of them and

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