Alex Martin Jail Case Study

High school is a big time for change in a teenagers life. They go through problems with friends, family, grades, and sports. For Andy Jackson, a 17 year old student at Hazelwood High School, he went through all of those troubles. He plays for the basketball team with his friends Rob Washington, Tyrone Mills, and B.J. Carson. One night after basketball practice, Andy was drinking alcohol and driving which led them to get in a car crash. Andy, Tyrone, and B.J. escaped the car with a few cuts and bruises, but Rob got stuck and burned to death. Rob’s death brought Andy to blame himself. He turns away from his friends, his girlfriend, Keisha, and his family. Andy changes negatively after the car crash; he becomes insecure, he closes up his feelings, and he turns emotionally weak.

When a reader opens their textbook to Alexie’s story, they immediately perceive the sections that are broken up by grade levels. Having Alexie use this method helps the reader understand how each grade level affected him as a person. Each grade level specifies a problematic situation Alexie encountered. For example, in the ninth grade, Alexie passed out “after a basketball game in an overheated gym” (Alexie 323). Alexie was diagnosed with diabetes. However, when the Chicano teacher ran up to Alexie, he stated, “What’s the boy been drinking? I know all about these Indian Kids. They start drinking real young” (Alexie 323). Alexie’s ethnicity made the teacher assume that he was drunk. Making this type assumption conveyed an act of direct racism. For each grade level, Alexie ends his story with an opinion-based sentence. For the ninth grade, Alexie expresses, “Sharing dark skin doesn’t necessarily make two men brothers” (Alexie 323).

State run jail are one of the three local control of jails alternatives. State run is an operated jail system that is ran in four states such as Vermont, Delaware, Rhode Island, and Connecticut. These four states have full operational responsibility for jails. This is for the exception of Alaska and five locally operated jails. Cooperative regional arrangements is local control of jails that focus more on the local or state control. The states that was the first to adopt the regional jails are Virginia, North Dakota, West Virginia, South Dakota, Nebraska, and Kansas. The arrangements takes place when jurisdiction is willing to contact with neighboring cities and countries to discuss the housing of prisoners. If the government decides that no

Antwone Fisher was born while his mother was in jail and he never was able to see his father because his father died when he was a baby. When he got older, he went to a foster home and grew up with his foster family. His foster mother constantly abused him by beating him, belittling him,and calling him names. He was molested by a woman who was left to babysit him when his foster mother left. The one person who he could run to was his best friend. When Antwone got older and was homeless,

The Juvenile System has been molded by various court cases over the years. Chapter two covers six of those landmark cases.

INDIANAPOLIS - Detectives have arrested a 15-year-old juvenile suspect alleged to have robbed 7 area Metro and Boost Mobile cell phone stores. The suspect faces nearly 30 criminal charges, to include Criminal Confinement, Pointing a Firearm, and Robbery.

In the Juvenile Case #1, the client suspected of burglarizing and murdering the elderly lady should be tried in a Juvenile Court rather Adult court which would be in the best interest of the child. To begin with, the client has no juvenile delinquent record and had minimal behavioral issues in the Juvenile Hall, which aids to their side since they have a clean history and this is the first record of criminal behavior. With this in mind, it is plausible for the minor to change to become a better civilian through rehabilitation which is made possible by the Juvenile court. The client has proved their ability to improve themselves by earning a high school diploma and attending voluntary treatment programs which shows the success of the juvenile

On October 1st, at around 10:00 PM, Stephen Paddock, began firing into a crowd of around 22,000 people at a Jason Aldean concert taking place at the Route 91 Harvest Festival in Las Vegas, Nevada. Paddock, a 64 year old accountant and local resident, shot from the 32nd floor of the Mandalay Bay Hotel across the street for 5-15 minutes, killing 58, including himself, and injuring around 500, making it the largest mass shooting in modern american history.

Sting Eucliffe, 18 years old, approaches the dorm building at Magnolia University. His heart is pounding in his chest, a mile a minute. He honestly had no clue what to expect, but good lord was he glad to be out of high school. There he was bullied endlessly for being gay, both with words and with fists. He could almost still feel their rough hands slapping him across the face, shoving him to the floor of the locker rooms... And the worst part was, no one had cared. Sting's mother passed away when he was little, barely even 4 years old, and his father was a business man who was never home. Sting had gotten used to being quiet about these sorts of things, having no one to really vent to anyways. Here he hoped he could make a fresh start. Find a job, pass his classes, make some friends... Anything really. Anything but a scenario like high school

In 2013, Trayvon Martin’s life suddenly ended. This moment sticks out in my mind clearly- a black teen carrying Skittles and a can of Arizona tea was murdered in cold blood by a police officer- and outrage was rising. The key word there is black, as in black lives matter. A social media movement formed out of that one moment, that outrage, in 2013, but I didn’t really understand it at the time (After all, shouldn’t all lives matter? Why are we singling out black people?). That understanding came to me a year later- the year of police brutality.

Over the last two decades, States have increasingly been allowing juvenile prosecution in the adult courts. The trend is becoming a common thing even with young children. Common mechanisms of transfer includes statutory exclusion, which mandates prosecution of juvenile in the adult court and direct file which orders the prosecution to transfer juvenile cases to the criminal court (Bishop, 2010). The recent escalation of juvenile criminal activities has led to the increasing enactment of legislation to allow juveniles to be prosecuted in the criminal courts.

Alexandria James' life seemed perfect in every way. She had a handsome, funny, successful, charming, and loving boyfriend. She was 3 months pregnant with twins. She lived in a beautiful, Victorian style house in a wonderful neighborhood. From the outside looking in everything seemed flawless and she looked happy but she wasn't. Her supposedly wonderful boyfriend was abusive both emotionally and physically. One day he comes home drunk in be middle of the day and starts an argument. The neighbors hear them arguing and lots of crashes and call the police.

Sandy is a 14 year old freshmen at Burnette High School. She deals with a lot of bullying and physical abuse by her parents, she wishes for peace within her life. It seems as if Sandy isn 't going to never get what she wants in life, ever since the age of 7 Sandy has dealt with abuse. Her mother is 32 year old, Barba Brown and her father is 31 year old O’Neal Johnson. They are both addicted to drugs, they are heartless and abusive as an effect to the drugs and their childhood experience.

Former Sunderland and England winger Adam Johnson is reportedly planning to pay for 'protection' while in prison.

He can do the job but lacks focus. At this point we will extend his probation period another 30 days at which point his job performace will be reavaluated. There must improvement on the points above in order to become a full time employee. If improvement has not been made, Anthony’s employment will be terminated