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    When it comes to the use of force on one country‚ the United States has never really adopted a clear policy or guidelines. This has caused some tensions on when the use of force is actually warranted because it is up to the commander in chief to determine this. There are certain situations when the use of force will be warranted overseas. Additionally‚ there are pros and cons when it comes to not having an actual policy when it comes to using the full force of military occupation. Over the years

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    Williams wrote a short story called “The Use of Force”. In this story a doctor tries to determine what’s wrong with a child named Mathilda‚ that ultimately refuses to be examined and refuses to communicate with both the doctor and her parents. The doctor goes from a professional to as then uses force complete Mathilda’s examination. Going from professional to sadist in a short while after Mathilda refused to be examined. Thus‚ the title “The Use of Force” plays an important role in this story. The

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    modern law enforcement in America is able to use force when dealing with citizens is the U.S. Supreme Court case Graham v. Connor which determined that "objective reasonableness" is the Fourth Amendment standard. This standard is still being used today and focuses on the severity of the crime‚ whether the subject poses an imminent threat to the officer‚ was the subject fleeing‚ and was the subject resisting. KEY WORDS: Graham v Conner‚ Use of force‚ Fourth Amendment‚ Objective reasonableness‚

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    Deadly Unna Questions Chapter 1 1. Who are the Nungas? Nungas is the word that the Aboriginal people are associated with. 2. "Usually people just call us blacky". What does this suggest about the attitudes of other people? The other people are real bogans and come up with nicknames for a lot of things. Chapter 2 3. What are the "worst two things you can be" in Blacky ’s town? Which of these do you consider to be the worst and why? The two worst things you can be in Blacky’s town

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    Williams’ story‚ “The Use of Force”‚ we can see a characters attitude and actions change abruptly. Through the story‚ we can not only draw a conclusion from the doctor‚ but from people in his position. The authority given to people in his position‚ provides the sense of power and dominance. The doctor was the sole reasons for the girl living or dying. His use of force can be justified by the parents because he was saving her life. But from the doctor’s perspective‚ he enjoyed using his force on the girl for

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    Furthermore‚ when police officers use a form of deadly and lethal force‚ many people believe that officers are result to using deadly and lethal fore without necessarily having to do. However‚ that is not always the case. Although‚ officers have to use deadly force when contacting some subjects it is not fair to assume that deadly force demonstrated by the police officer is unjustified. Especially if the suspect is refusing to comply with the order and commands he/she is given by the police officers

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    we watchers/readers begin to relate to. However on the other hand Deadly unna is based on a different story/setting The setting of Deadly Unna was in a small town in port Victoria‚ Australia. The reason why Phillip Gwynne made the book set in that particular area was because that’s where he grew up‚ and nearby port Victoria was a place called Point Pearce which was dominated by aborigines. The shooting in the book “Deadly Unna” was based on a true story as in 1997 two aborigines were killed

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    This week articles focus on the police use of force. Police use of force is the most controversial tactic in policing. Many claimed that the use of force is a direct tactic used against African-Americans and other nonwhite citizens especially during the civil right movement. In today’s society the use of force among police is still making headlines with the shooting of unarmed citizens triggering such movements such as the black lives matter movement. This summary is going to focus on the type of

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    The use of force was about a family that went to visit a doctor because their daughter had a fever for a few days and the family doesn’t know what was causing it. The doctor noticed that she has been eating up her cold‚ having steady eyes with no facial expression. The doctor asked the parents if she has a sore throat because there’ve been number of cases of diphtheria in the school. The doctor asked her if he could check her throat but she refused to and fought back as the doctor tried to stick

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    Use of Military Force for International Conflict Although making war is not a popular way to solve an international conflict‚ it is a fact of history that nations are never really free from wars since the time of ancient Greek. The 20th century seemed to be the most blood-sheding century of many conflicts‚ either inter-state or intra-state‚ ended in wars. The wars that took place early in the century and the 1940’s had given us lesson that mankind should build an international defence system to

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