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    Distorted Foot The Story of My Search Three years ago I was told‚ to have flat feet‚ high arches and an extra bone in my foot. Me being my curious self‚ I was wondering what this all means and what this could cause in my life? “Could I continue playing soccer?” “How long have I had this?” “Can I still do physical activities?” I already knew that I had an extra bone‚ because of the everlasting pain that it would put me in when trying shoes that were not wide enough for my foot. I also knew

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    A detective is a police officer‚ whose duty is to detect criminals‚ by in-depth investigation of cases. When attempting to solve a crime‚ detectives conduct a criminal investigation that seeks all the facts about a crime to help determine the truth: what happened and who is responsible. This involves making a preliminary and final investigation. A detective’s task is to gather‚ organize‚ and use information about social behavior. To effectively complete that task a detective should possess

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    In this classic piece written by Philippa Foot who discusses if it’s morally permissible between killing and letting die with a variety of different scenarios drawn out for analysis. I am going to talk about the scenario of Rescue 1 and its analysis of the permissibility according to Foot. I will also talk about the Rescue 2 case which has a twist to the analysis. The final analysis will be of Foot’s trolley case in which she explains “diverting” as a permissibility. Then the big test of my knowledge

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    ago I was in Dallas and visiting my family. On Sunday after church I went with six other men to Chick-fil-Afor lunch. We ordered lunch and started talking about politics and then we ended up talking about abortion. One of the men who was a Dallas police officer told an example where a teenage woman who have underwent the procedure of aborting her child and was devastated with sadness and guilt. I retorted and said that does not mean that the law of abortion is at fault‚ it is the fault of that girl

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    A policeman is a useful public servant. He is paid from the Government treasury. He is smart and active. He serve the public. He looks handsome in his uniform. Without him no Government can run. Our liberty depends on him. We need his help at every time. His Uniform Like the postman he has a uniform. Which consists of a shirt‚ pants and a turban or cap. Round his waist there is a leather belt‚ and a red turban or cap on his head. Two or three letters on his shoulders bear the name of his state

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    In article “The ACLU‚ ECDs‚ and the erosion of police discretion?”‚ the author Lance Eldridge talks about the use of Tasers: if police are using that alternative too much to stop a criminal from fleeing. According to the article many criticize the use of Taser by saying it’s unconstitutional. And that police officers are using this tool as their first choose without thinking of the medical condition of the offender. Changes will be made in the legal system should the Supreme Court deem the use of

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    Goldstein. He strongly believed‚ police officials have had disconnect between incidents versus problems. Professor Goldstein wanted to reverse that theory and detect an incident that can turn into a problem. The second idea was introduce by Professor James Q. Wilson and George Kelling. These two individuals believed‚ creation of public disorder were failure by police officers in which they could not control minor offenses. Therefore‚ these two authors believe police officers can impact the community

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    first thing that I would do is ask the victims and/or the witnesses what they know and saw. After I ask the question and get answers back. Then finding out that one of the suspects was apprehend‚ then I would walk the victim and witness over to the police car and let them tell me if that’s the person that they saw without letting the person see their faces. With the information from that it will give reasons to search the car and the property of the suspect. It will also determine whether I should

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    ) Police are a “body of officers representing the civil authority of government.” (Banton) Police are responsible for maintaining public order and safety‚ enforcing the law‚ and preventing and investigating any criminal activities.  The existence of American law enforcement has been around since the first Europeans landed in North America. America inherited much of its government policies from Great Britain. “The first Europeans who landed on our shores‚ found a strange and wondrous new land‚ inhabited

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    Police Brutality or Legitimate Police Force? In the “Encyclopedia of Law Enforcement‚” retired police officer and law enforcement author Vincent Henry defines the term police brutality as the “excessive‚ illegitimate‚ and/or illegal use of force by a police officer or a group of police officers upon one or more civilians.” Henry explains how police brutality is a complex issue in today’s society‚ and in order to understand it‚ one must be able to differentiate legitimate and illegitimate use of

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