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    Within months‚ various committees were formed‚ missionaries were supported‚ and youth ministries were begun. Accountants‚ technology specialists‚ builders‚ pastors‚ and others all freely contributed as they were able‚ and the church had met every need. Beneath the surface of BBC’s practices are shared underlying assumptions. When remarking on the greatest need or weakness of BBC‚ every person who was interviewed quickly mentioned the lack of a senior pastor and his role in the church. One of

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    their offences. As Ainsworth (2001) puts it‚ “profiling generally refers to the process of using all the available information about a crime‚ a crime scene‚ and a victim in order to compose a profile of the (as yet) unknown perpetrator.” Eye witness testimony refers to an account given by people of an event they have witnessed. They may be required to give a description at a trial of the event they witnessed; this will include identification of perpetrators‚ details of the crime scene and so on. There

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    It is improper for an attorney to vouch for witnesses as it is considered “an invasion of the province of the jurors in determining what weight they should place upon a witness’s testimony.” Neville v. State‚ 976 N.E.2d 1252‚ 1260 (Ind. Ct. App. 2012); Bean v. State‚ 15 N.E.3d 12‚ 18 (Ind. Ct. App. 2014). It is misconduct for a prosecutor to request a jury to convict defendants for any reason other than their guilt. Ryan v. State‚ 9 N.E.3d 663‚ 671 (Ind. 2014). While a prosecutor may argue both law

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    his left arm is inoperative. Reverend Sykes said that Tom had got his arm caught in a cotton gin when he was younger. The cotton gin wrenched the muscle from bone‚ leaving his arm immobile. Also‚ Tom’s testimony and the Ewell’s testimonies contradict themselves in nearly every way. In Tom’s testimony‚ he says that he was in the house because Mayella invited him in to help with small chores. Mayella said that Tom forced his way inside‚ with the intent to rape her. Tom said that he had no intent of assaulting

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    Previous research has argued that children can have a weak memory‚ stating that this makes them unsuitable eyewitnesses‚ however‚ there is also evidence which argues to the contrary. Children have a relatively simple model of memory‚ information is processed in working memory and this processing determines its transfer to long term memory. When children at 5 years of age took part in the digit span task‚ they were able to remember 4 or 5 digits; this increased to 6 digits at 9 years of age (Baddeley

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    As World War II came to a close in 1945‚ the Communist Party in America was beginning to simmer away. The government was worried that a Communist takeover in America would soon begin. They believed that these far-left ideas would destroy traditional American values. The House Committee on Un-American Activities (HUAC) was founded in 1938. Its original purpose was to find Nazi and Fascist sympathizers in Hollywood. After the war was over‚ the committee began targeting Communists. The government

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    wrote the book as a testimony of her people’s lives to be a voice for her people and show the world what is going on. There was a lot of controversy about whether Rigoberta deserved the Nobel Peace Prize‚ and if this book should be taught to students. There are allegations that she fabricated a lot of the story. People say that the book is not an accurate portrayal of her life. Considering that Menchú said‚ "I’d like to stress that it’s not only my life‚ it’s also the testimony of my people"‚ the

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    Mr. Bumble is a 37-year-old‚ orange‚ single male who was referred to Maddox and Associates to determine if the defendant is legally incompetent to stand trial as defined by Title 18‚ U.S. Code‚ Section 4241. Mr. Bumble has been held at the State Penitentiary since April 3‚ 1091 for the allege murder of a state police ranger which is a violation of Title 18‚ U.S. Code‚ Section 1111 and 1114. Mr. Bumble reports having three prior hospitalizations to stabilize his mental status‚ in addition to diagnosis

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    Vishal Singh Professor Lynch SP211 11/24/15 Persuasive Speech Outline. Specific purpose: To persuade the class to call for reform of eyewitness identification procedures. Central idea: Because eyewitness identification can be wrong most of the time‚ we should adopt better practices for eyewitness identification procedures statewide I will suggests to you some changes. Main Point #1: Need Step-Eyewitness identification is a very unreliable in catching criminals. Main Point # 2: Satisfaction Step-

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    Introduction of Single Mothers Being a single mother is a testimony in itself. Today in the United States this is more of a norm then ever before. Woman are having children outside of wedlock‚ adopting on their own‚ having procedures done without husbands‚ etc. Why is this becoming the norm in the current generation and the up and coming? “Woman used to be afraid‚ or ashamed to become being a single mother‚ now this is a norm”(Alvare‚ H. 2009). In result of all of the readings and research done

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