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    Mandatory minimum sentences are polices that require judges or juries to sentence convicted criminals to a minimum sentence irrespective of possible mitigating circumstances. Mandatory minimum sentences became increasingly popular as a result of the drug war‚ when both the federal government as well as states elected to enact mandatory minimum sentences for non-violent drug offenders. California’s Three Strikes law was one of the most publicized of these laws. It required a mandatory 25-year to life

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    Volunteering has been identified as a significant contribution to the development of social capital or civil society. Should non government organisations feel a responsibility to maximise volunteer opportunities? Why? Introduction Volunteering is defined as "any activity in which time is given freely to benefit another person‚ group‚ or organization" (Wilson‚ 2000). It is often mentioned in the context of social capital. Researchers believe that volunteering has contribution to the

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    background‚ the longer the prison term recommended by the guidelines.” (Segel & Senna 2006). These guidelines were designed to eliminate judicial discretion and get tough on crime. Mandatory minimum sentences are another method that was designed to limit judicial discretion while maintaining a “get tough on crime” approach. Mandatory sentences are sentences where all people convicted of certain crimes will be punished equally with a set minimum prison term. I believe the intentions were good when these reforms

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    different volunteering that is available and what I would benefit from choosing one thing to do. P1‚ P2 Volunteering is an essential part of the public services it helps them reduces their costs and save time on training. If you apply to be a special in the Police you will undergo short cost effective training unlike the training for a regular officer. Joining as a special constable helps the police put the money they save into things that are more important like resources‚ etc. volunteering can

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    DeShaun Polk Bus X-103 November 7‚ 2014 Volunteering Experience “Volunteering is generally considered an altruistic activity and is intended to promote goodness or improve human quality of life. In return‚ this activity can produce a feeling of self-worth and respect. There is no financial gain involved for the individual. Volunteering is also renowned for skill development‚ socialization‚ and fun.” Volunteering is a great way to give back to your community. When helping less fortunate people it

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    Volunteering has affected my life in many ways. It has changed my attitude on life‚ my goals for the future and I know I would not be here living in Malaysia for one year if I had never began to volunteer. In one of my favorite quotes his holiness the Dalai Lama states that “It is necessary to help others‚ not only in our prayers‚ but in our daily lives. If we find we cannot help others‚ the least we can do is to desist from harming them.” I believe it is necessary to give in order to receive‚ to

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    “How volunteering has affected your life‚ and why you would/ would not recommended volunteering to others” If you live in a decent size community‚ chances are you’ve come across an ambulance or two at some point‚ either going the other direction with lights spinning and siren screaming. Maybe you’ve even had to call for an ambulance for a friend or loved one‚ or been taken by one yourself. Ever wonder who the patient was and what happened‚ or if it was you or a loved one‚ think that those EMTs

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    after all the fun and games there was still extra time. Therefore‚ Eggers decided to volunteer. He thought it would be exciting and maybe the start of a new hobby. He realized soon after that volunteering was not for him. It wasn’t that he didn’t enjoy it‚ he explains that he found a place he enjoyed volunteering at‚ but he didn’t have to volunteer‚ no one was forcing him to do this act of kindness; so‚ he quit. Because of Eggers providing us with personal experiences we can His

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    Moreover‚ this proposal would be a plus extracurricular favoring increase employment opportunities. Many companies value volunteer work responsibility and attitude it takes to do it. There is no doubt that social relations would increase as through volunteering usually meet new people and also that all dedicated to the same end and has interests in common. The quality of life would improve as they help make you feel good about yourself and perhaps the most important reason caracteriztica which a country

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    J Pop Research (2012) 29:373–398 DOI 10.1007/s12546-012-9092-7 Participation in different types of volunteering at young‚ middle and older adulthood Edith Gray • Siew-Ean Khoo • Anna Reimondos Published online: 4 August 2012 Ó Springer Science & Business Media B.V. 2012 Abstract Around 35 % of Australian adults volunteer. It has been found that participation in volunteering varies with life course stage: people tend to participate less in early adulthood‚ which has been referred to as a

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