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    Arizona v. Gant

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    vehicle‚ but did not decide to suppress the evidence. The court ruled the search to be that incident to an arrest. Respondent was found guilty and sentenced to three-year prison term. The Facts • Officers were called to a residence on an anonymous tip that it was being used to sell drugs out of. When officers arrived at the residence‚ Rodney Gant answered the door. • After claiming that the owner of the residence was not home police left the residence but stayed in the area waiting for the

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    Heroin Addiction and the Search for Help Jennifer Benware HSM 210 Corinne Soares June 1‚ 2014 Nobody wants to be addicted to something….especially not heroin. I chose to write this paper about the heroin addicted population because I have been through a lot because of this drug. From finding my estranged husband overdosed twice to losing my brother and sister in law to prison to losing the countless amount of friends to this demon drug. According to According to the National Survey

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    led to the follow-up search and seizure. Likewise‚ in the Draper case‚ the informant had prior experience working with the police which increased his credibility and reliability. The informant was also able to give a specific address of where the narcotic would be found. In the Ms. Smith case the informer also had worthy credibility because she was not getting paid for her services nor had anything to gain by telling the officers. By giving the correct address of the abuse and it being actuate was

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    Health Education Plan

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    Health Education Plan The education plan that I have created comes partly from my Windshield survey‚ and from my Friedman Family Assessment. My education plan will identify educational needs‚ establish goals and objectives‚ show appropriate educational methods‚ I will outline the steps to implement my education plan‚ and I will evaluate the educational process including educator and process

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    Barker (1999‚p.375) refers to prevention as: "Actions taken by social workers and others to minimize or eliminate those social‚ psychological‚ or other conditions known to contribute to physical or emotional illnesses…. Prevention includes establishing those conditions in society that enhance the opportunities for individuals‚ families and communities to achieve positive fulfillment." Bloom (1996‚ p. 2) states that prevention is: "Coordinated actions seeking to prevent predictable problems‚ to protect

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    INMATES WELFARE AND DEVELOPMENT FEDERAL BUREAU OF PRISONS Inmate Skills Development  Through the Inmate Skills Development (ISD) initiative‚ the Bureau is focusing on building the kinds of skills essential to successful reintegration into society – ranging from activities of daily living‚ such as budgeting‚ to cognitive skills‚ such as the ability to maintain self-control. Once fully implemented‚ the process will involve identifying inmate strengths and weaknesses using a standardized assessment

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    Michael Tyson Research Paper

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    thlete. Born Michael Gerard Tyson on June 30‚ 1966‚ in Brooklyn‚ New York‚ to parents Jimmy Kirkpatrick and Lorna Tyson. When Michael was two years old his father abandoned the family‚ leaving Lorna to care for Michael and his two siblings‚ Rodney and Denise. Struggling financially‚ the Tyson family moved to Brownsville‚ Brooklyn‚ a neighborhood known for its high crime. Tyson‚ small and shy‚ was often the target of bullying. To combat this‚ young Michael began developing his own style of street

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    labeling‚ stereotyping‚ social rejection‚ exclusion‚ and extrusion as well as the internalization of community attitudes in the form of shame by the person/family being discredited” (White‚ 2009). Most of the time individuals that attend any of the anonymous meetings to seek help feel stigma. They wonder how people will judge them. In previous experiments people have given signs of fear and anxiety. “Samples of substance abusing individuals self-report fear of stigma as a reason for not seeking treatment”

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    MAIN PROGRAMME GRANT: OFFICER RECOMMENDATION SHEET FOR 2011– 2014 General Information Full name of organisation Forest Hill Methodist Church and Centre Address Normanton Street‚ Forest Hill‚ SE23 2DS Ward locaed: Ward(s) served Perry Vale Perry Vale Last AGM held: LBL reps on management committee March 2011 Officer not in attendance If registered charity/Company‚ when returns are due to regulatory body and have they been submitted on time: Exempt charity (x65308) Amount requested: Grant level recommended:

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    Annotated Bibliography Nursing Ethics June 24‚ 2013 In hospitals‚ especially emergency rooms and intensive care units‚ nurses encounter many critically ill patients. “One-fifth of the patients cared for by critical care nurses die in the intensive care unit” (Browning‚ 144)‚ when these patients are nearing the end of their lives there are many decisions that need to be made by the patient if they are able and their family. Healthcare workers are put under

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