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    Search Warrants and Probable Cause Training Search Warrants and Probable Cause Training Welcome to the Federal Agent/Law enforcement combined in-service training. Over the next two weeks we will be spending time with our fellow agents as well as local officers in this refresher course. The federal agency takes pride in making sure that their agents are top notch in training and being properly informed on laws and expectations. Search warrants and the Fourth Amendment Let’s start with what

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    Anthropology 11 – Cultural Anthropology In Search of Respect: Selling Crack in El Barrio General and Introduction What is Bourgois ’ main argument in this book? How does he go about making it‚ step by step? Is it convincing? Why?/Why not? What is "cultural capital?" How does this concept explain the experiences of people from El Barrio-in school? at work? in business? in the legal system? How do you think Bourgois ’ ethnography

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    will provide a critical analysis of the development of the powers of stop and search. It will look at how these powers have evolved over the years and evaluate why they have changed. It will examine elements of the Scarman Report‚ the report published by the Royal Commission on Criminal Procedure and the MacPherson Report‚ to provide a further analysis on why police forces had to change their practices of stop and search and how minority communities’ relationships with the police have changed‚ both

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    Florida’s southern coast‚ and the citizens of Cuba were furious. The new Cuban leader‚ Fulgencio Batista‚ seized power through a military coup against President Carlos Prío Socarrás. Cuba‚ at the time‚ had a democratic form of government; Batista’s seizure of power revealed the corruption in the country’s flawed democracy. Batista’s corruption angered many Cubans‚ including Fidel Castro‚ who then decided to lead a revolution against Batista by using a rebel force of Cuban citizens. The intent of Castro

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    How effective were the us tactics of search and destroy and defoliation in the Vietnam war? During the Vietnam War‚ the tactic of Search and destroy was overall - an ineffective tactic to use. Though the tactic of search and destroy did manage to achieve some minor successes‚ the overall outcome achieved the complete opposite of the US government’s goal which was merely to prevent the spread of communism. The reason search and destroy was used was because of many things. The major cause for the

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    Public law– Stop and Search and Arrest I would advise Norbert that there are several factors that need to be considered before concluding if his search was legal. Firstly the question arises that did the policemen have the right to stop and search Norbert. It can be argued that the police did have the right to stop Norbert under PACE (s 1(3)) as they were suspicious that Norbert was involved in the theft that had taken place in the next street and Norbert was a well known burglar (Bentley v

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    “The police have a number of powers of stop and search. When using any power they must always have regards to the Police and Criminal Evidence Act 1984 (PACE) codes of practice.” The effectiveness of the police stop and search procedures being used as a valuable tool in the detection of crime can be measured by looking at the role that stop and searches play in policing and the arrests they lead to. However their impact on the community and the negative image it has given the police force outweigh

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    Stop And Search Analysis

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    Stop and Search The macro level is able to affect pre-emptive measures in the micro level which are promoted by the culture of fear from the government and support of the media. In order to prevent the risk of future terrorist attack‚ punitive pre-emption measurements were taken by recreating the exaggeration image of future attacks (Walklate and Mythen‚ 2014). Stop and Search in the UK were actually established in 1984 under the Police and Criminal Evidence Act which were formed due to the disorder

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    Article or Case Law Search Leydis Diaz HCS 430 Legal Issues in Healthcare: Regulation and Compliance May 27‚ 2013 Norman Greene Introduction Palliative care improves the quality of life patient and families‚ who face a life threating illness. This treatment takes into account the individuals emotional‚ physical‚ and spiritual needs‚ as well as the individuals surrounding them. Palliative may be a good option for a patient with a serious illness who needs assistance: managing pain‚ understanding

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    question many scientists and civilians have pondered since the beginning of civilization. Beginning in 1959 on a small scale‚ scientists have worked day and night to answer that very question through experimentation and research. In the years since‚ the search for extraterrestrials has fallen under various names and has been taken control of by several organizations and people. In 1982‚ Carl Sagan‚ an American astronomer‚ cosmologist‚ astrophysicist‚ astrobiologist‚ and author wrote a letter directed to

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