Police may search a vehicle incident to a recent occupant’s arrest if it is reasonable to believe the vehicle contains evidence of the offense of arrest. Gant‚ 556 U.S. 332 at 351. Courts have held that when police arrest a person on a traffic violation it is not reasonable to believe that evidence of the violation is in the vehicle. In United States v. Majette‚ the court held that it was unreasonable for the officer to believe he would find evidence of the arrestee’s suspended license in the
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Abington School District vs. Schempp (1963) In 1949 a law was made in Pennsylvania that public schools must start each school day with ten bible verses being read‚ however‚ there could be no comment on the verses that were read. Students would stand and say the verses along with the teachers. They would then have the students recite the Lord’s Prayer. If the teachers refused to read the verses every morning they could be fired. This law angered some people because they believed it was a violation
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Article: How to see whether economy is fully recovered from recession through inflation rate? U.K. inflation slowed more than economists forecast in April to a seven-month low and producer prices rose the least since 2009 as fuel costs fell. Consumer prices rose 2.4 percent from a year earlier‚ down from 2.8 percent in March‚ theOffice for National Statistics said in London today. The median forecast of 35 economists in a Bloomberg News survey was 2.6 percent. Core inflation also cooled‚ while
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Jefferson V.S Hamilton Debate Question • How did Jefferson’s ideals of government differ from those of Hamilton? Jefferson believed in strong states which would in return better control the government while also benefiting us while Hamilton believed in strong central government where the states would have limited power and the elite would have a say in government while also basing the economy on industry and large national debt. • Why was Jefferson’s support focused mainly on the “common” man
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The individual results show the highest mean root growth was for water treated B.pumilus and the lowest mean root growth was the salt water treated control. Water treated V.paradoxus has a higher mean root growth compared with salt water‚ with a high margin of error. B.pumilus has the largest difference between root growth between water treated and salt water treated. (Table 1) Table 1: Individual results of Brassica mean root growth (mm). These were treated with Bacillus pumilus and Variovorax
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Behavior Modification Case Studies Case #1 1. Identify the target behavior and describe that behavior in 1 or 2 sentences. The target behavior would be physically using one or two hands to grab a toy and place it directly in the toy box. This does not include placing it in front of‚ to the side of‚ or behind the toy box‚ and does not include throwing or kicking the toys into the toy box. 2. Define Operant Conditioning and discuss how this method works to increase desired behavior
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Case Study ABC Inc. Allyson Milvo COMM/215 March 7th‚ 2013 Angela Ball Introduction My findings for the case study conducted on behalf of Carl Robins‚ a former employee of ABC Inc.; include inadequate training‚ dereliction of duties of those higher in company chain‚ unmanaged and unsupervised staff‚ and failure to implement written policy‚ procedures‚ or checklist of duties and responsibilities. I ultimately find Mr. Robins at no fault; and wrongfully terminated
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Maurice Hobson Professor: Grant Wylie PHI 3360‚ Business Ethics 12 April 2011 Ethical Case Study Wal-Mart vs. PETCO Good business ethics is just one of many ingredients necessary for a successful business. You cannot have a successful business if you take advantage of stakeholders that support and have a vested interest in your business. History has shown time and again that‚ when the opportunity to grab quick profits presents itself‚ ethics can all too readily take a back seat to
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Chapter Case Study WEIGHT WATCHERS VS. JENNY CRAIG 1 Ever wanted to lose weight? For about 71 million Americans‚ the answer is yes.2 For weight-loss companies‚ that’s the right answer. The weight-loss industry‚ worth over $46 billion in 2004‚ is growing steadily because lifestyles and food choices are working against the desire to lose weight. Most Americans spend their days sitting in front of a computer and their evenings sitting in front of a television. Restaurant meals‚ prepared foods
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Amit Kumar‚ id 1552 Analysis Report of Merrimack Tractors and Mowers Case Study Merrimack Tractors and Mowers‚ Inc. was a major regional manufacturer and seller of large commercial grass mowers based on a design developed by the grandfather of Ricardo Martino. The company’s major competitors were John Deere‚ The Toro Company‚ Simplicity‚ and Husqvarna which were much older with extensive lines of lawn care and maintenance equipment. About 25% of the outstanding stock of the company was held by
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