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    Though Law Enforcement is challenged with maintaining peace and order in our society‚ an equally as important part of the legal system ensures public safety rarely leaving the walls of their facility. This aspect of the legal system is the correctional departments from the city and state facilities to the federal correctional institutions‚ all tasked with the same goal of maintaining offenders away from the general population‚ hence ensuring public safety‚ while simultaneously attempting to rehabilitate

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    Four Geological Eras

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    the Earth is categorized into four different geological time eras beginning with‚ the Precambrian Time (4.6 billion-544 million years ago)‚ the Paleozoic Era (544-248 million years ago)‚ the Mesozoic Era (248-65 million years ago)‚ and the Cenozoic Era (65 million years ago to the present). Eras are broken down further into smaller units called periods‚ which help scientists detect changes in Earth’s history. Geologists’s main sources of evidence for geological eras‚ and periods are the ages of rocks

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    Four Eras of Writing

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    only “linked the past more strongly to the present” (Couvares 1). Before‚ historians –mostly white male- used to report only about “male” topics but since then‚ different issues have transformed the way history used to be. Over the last 400 years‚ the four different stages that have reshaped the writing of American history have been the providential‚ the rationalist‚ the nationalist‚ and the professional. Late- nineteenth-century historians‚ usually called “historicists” or “positivists” believed that

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    Complete the missing sections of the story below with enough detail to fully tell the story. 1. Florence and Frank Flu are waiting patiently on a door knob for their chance at a pickup. As your hand approaches the door knob‚ they seize the opportunity and latch on to your skin. What will happen to Florence and Frank as they attempt to find an entrance to your body? (4 points) The enzymes are released by the skin and will attempt to dissolve their cell membranes. 2. As you enter your kitchen‚ you

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    The Progressive Era had four goals‚ to protect social welfare‚ to promote moral improvement‚ to create economic reform‚ and to foster efficiency. The common people were positively impacted by the progressive era. The common people were trust busting to try and get rid of the trust. The Clayton Act strengthened the Sherman Antitrust Act which outlawed unfair business. Theodore Roosevelt and Wilson helped the common people more than taft did. Roosevelt’s meat inspection act inspected the meat to make

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    The Continuing Problem with Cell Phones and Their Negative Effect on the Corrections and Criminal Justice Systems The Continuing Problem with Cell Phones and Their Negative Effect on the Corrections and Criminal Justice Systems Cell Phones are a forever growing epidemic around the world. Cell phones have quickly moved to an item of necessity in today’s world since its invention in 1973. The current generation of smartphones have various features that enhance the ease of organization

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    The 4 goals of the Progressive Era were; protecting social welfare‚ promoting moral improvement‚ creating economic reform. The purpose of all these goals were to correct injustices in American life‚ and restore economic opportunities‚ and return control of the government to the people. To me the most important goal is promoting moral improvement‚ because if anyone has a good morals you can improve people. You can improve people’s morals also to get more encouragement for the greater good of people

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    Likert's Four System

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    DEFINITION OF THE THEORY Likert theory called Likert’s Management Systems Theory. Rensis Likert developed this theory in the 1960s. He outlined four systems of management to describe the relationship‚ involvement‚ and roles of managers and subordinates in industrial settings. He based the systems on studies of highly productive supervisors and their team members of an American Insurance Company. Later‚ he and Jane G. Likert revised the systems to apply to educational settings. They initially intended to

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    Corrections

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    custodial sentences‚ the ageing prison population needing special care to survive‚ the state government and expenditure on prisons‚ human right and prisoners rights being two separate matters and violence in prisons are all negatives of the prison system. The only substantial positive really worth mentioning is that prisons do keep dangerous off the streets and incapacitates them from doing any more physical harm to society and the general population. Prison overpopulation is a huge negative

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    Four Ethical Systems

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    The four ethical systems are deontological‚ teleological‚ virtue based ethics and the ethics of care. Deontological moral system focuses on the situation itself. Here‚ a person is focusing on there duties in order to make a decision if something is morally right or wrong. It is based off of rules. An example of deontological based ethics would be not lying because it is wrong. Teleological moral system focuses on the consequences and the results. When

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