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    Victims and Crime Evaluation Victims and Crime Evaluation The role of the prosecutor A prosecutor is a law enforcement official who is the chief legal representative in the court systems in countries with either the common law adversarial system‚ or the civil law inquisitorial system. The prosecutor is responsible for representing the state‚ in presenting the case in a criminal trial against an individual accused of breaking the law. Prosecutors are typically lawyers who possess a law degree

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    Victim Advocate

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    2013Defendant: BUTTS‚ SHAMMUELATHIRAT BUTTS986 DUNNING ST Atlanta GA 30315I hope that this letter finds you in great health and spirit. My name is Humberto Reyes ‚ the Victim Advocate of Atlanta Victim Assistance‚ Inc. The purpose of this letter is to inform you that you are requested by Honorable Judge‚ Herman Sloan to appear as a victim/witness at the Municipal Court located at 150 Garnett Street Atlanta‚ GA. 30303 on the following date:January 15‚ 2013 3:00 pm in courtroom 5C.If you have any questions

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    1. What is the purpose of a trademark? To distinguish the goods and servicesx of one trader to another. Once the trademark is registered‚ it provides legal protection for your brand which is protected in the whole of Australia. 2. Compare and contrat a trademark and business name Many people are confused with the difference between a trademark and a business name. A trade mark is what identifies the product or service. It also helps from distinguishing similar products from copy cat companies

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    Victim Typologies

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    Victim Typologies Rachel Walker Kaplan University Deviance and Violence CJ 266-01 January 17‚ 2012 Sellin and Wolfgang have discussed five different typologies of victimization. The five different typologies are primary‚ secondary‚ tertiary‚ mutual‚ and no victimization. In this paper‚ I will briefly define and the different typologies and follow each one with a proper example. Following this‚ I will conclude my paper with definitions and differences between criminology and victimology

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    Victim Of Blessing

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    REPORTER: The reporter/Nurse (Shekina) called with concerns for the victim‚ Blessing. According to the reporter‚ Linda (mother) was picked up (court order) for a mental evaluation and admitted on yesterday (10/20/2015). The Case Worker with the River Medical Health in Gautier picked the child up from school‚ and called Mattie to come and pick the child up (without any clothes) and take her to her home residence. The Case Worker told Mattie she would call her to give her more information about the

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    necessary to commit the crime. The excessive use of physical force shows another aspect of the signature of a subject. A signature example of sexual behavior involves the offender who repeatedly uses a specific order in sexual activity with different victims. The firm remains constant and is part of each offender. And‚ unlike the M.O‚ never changes. However‚ the firm can evolve‚ as in the case of a lust murderer higher performing postmortem mutilation as it progresses from crime to crime. The

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    Rape Is Not the Victims Fault “But she was drunk‚ and she was flirting. Her clothes just screamed she wanted to have sex! She did say no‚ but she went yes.” These might be the words of a rapist or sexual assaulter who was let off because the woman “was asking for it.” A woman who wants to remain anonymous was at a party. Her shorts might have been a little short‚ and her shirt might have been a bit tight. She decided to drink‚ like most of the people at the party. Her reputation was not the best

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    Victim Assistance

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    Victim Assistance When a person experiences a crisis they may require assistance. The person experiencing the crisis may look for that assistance from people who may have witness the crisis‚ or showed up after the crisis‚ but when assistance is still needed. People will respond to emergency situations in different way. Some may assist or call for assistance‚ and some may not respond or assist to the occurring emergency the manner in which people respond to situation can be influenced by many factors

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    really similar. Chimpanzees only differ from us in about 2% of their genetic material. After discovering that chimpanzees are only different from us by around 2%‚ they were reclassified. Today‚ humans and chimps are both classified as hominids because we have a close evolutionary relationship and a lot of similarities. For example‚ the majority of our genetic codes are shared with chimps. Humans and our immediate extinct relatives are also classified as hominids (Lone Survivors). 2. What is human

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    What Ways Sound Works

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    SOUND WORKS: The different ways that sound works is by a wave called the longitudinal wave. Like it said in source 1 "The longitudinal wave is a wave that travels in a single direction which means how loud the sound is and the pitch of the sound will vary and will depend on the amount of energy that was sent out as the wave was released’’ . so when the longitudinal wave is released it goes to the brain so that the brain can translate it and tell you what it is.Another way sound works is by hearing

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