The case of plagiarism I found was about a student named Amanda Serpico, she was a student at Rutgers college, Amanda was doing a paper for her Argumentation course. Amanda was writing her final paper which was an opinion paper arguing the politics of gay marriage. While Amanda was on christmas break her professor wrote an email stating that her paper had been detected for using plagiarism. Amanda fought back stating that she did not plagiarize and used tools provided by the college, the software she used was Turnitin. Amanda appealed her case saying that the software Turnitin was flawed, Amanda lost her case and received a “F” in the course. Amanda was allowed to graduate from Rutgers but as a result of the “F” she did get denied from her
SSCM Gilmore scheduled an announced visit with Taylor Hardy at the local DFCS office to discuss the allegations in the report. Mr. Hardy denied all allegations in the report. Mr. Hardy reported that the altercation started Friday night, with an argument between his oldest child and his wife (Amanda). He reported the tried to stand between the two of them to avoid them getting into a physical fight. He reported that Amanda did state to him that she would call the police, because she stated that Mr. Hardy hit her. He reported that he never hit his wife. Mr. Hardy reported that Saturday morning that Amanda stated she would call the police, because Mr. Hardy hit her in the face with a flip flop. Mr. Hardy reported that Amanda has filed for divorce,
Our case was initiated when the Greater Southwest Region Investigations Office received information from Sharon A. Martinez, General Services Administration (GSA) Fleet Transportation Operations Specialist, pertaining to the apparent fraudulent use of Fleet Cards assigned to the 8th Prior Service Recruiting Office. Martinez advised numerous fraudulent transactions occurred on Fleet cards which had been reported lost.
Actress Heather Locklear has been rushed to hospital after driving her Porsche into a ditch.
A petition attached to the home study request dated May 20, 2015 indicated that the mother, Amanda Chamberlain was originally investigated on February 20, 2015 for neglectful supervision, physical abuse, and physical neglect. The child being placed, Izaiah Chamberlain was found to have four belt marks on his body. Izaiah indicated that one of his mother’s roommates hit him when he could not find a pencil to complete his homework. The mother was later arrested for drug and weapon charges. The mother failed to show up for a court hearing, and is currently on the run from law enforcement. The child was removed from the home and placed in the custody of his grandparents, the Drinkwines. Mrs. Drinkwine was
Because Ms. Ceballos’s father was the lieutenant of the Hialeah Police Department, her uncle, and stepfather employed with the City of Miami Police Department, and her aunt employed with the Federal Bureau of Investigation, I plead out to battery/strong-arm robbery and placed on probation for four years. I also completed a six-month domestic intervention program and two hundred hours of community service. Upon completing all my court mandated requirements my probation terminated successfully and two years early for good behavior. If her family was not so well connected to the judicial system, I might have tried to take this case to trial; however, I wasn’t one hundred percent confident that I could beat the case and did not want to expose
On Thursday, December 10, 2015, I spoke with Patient Chandra King in regards to money missing from her wallet. King started she asked her son to hold her wallet while she went to the restroom located on the fourth floor inside the Center for Outpatient Health. King stated after she departed the restroom, she proceeded to her doctor appointment, which was located on the third floor. While on the elevator she asked her son for her wallet and he stated, he left the wallet is on top of the water fountain next to the restroom on the fourth floor.
Good morning ladies and gentlemen of the jury, our names are Sam, Brandon, Alina, and Molly, and it is our pleasure to represent Amanda in this case before you today. The defendant stands here was convicted, by the school, of cheating on her history tests, a very serious crime that resulted in her suspension. The legal question of this case is whether it was reasonable for Dudley to search Amanda’s laptop when he suspected her of cheating by using the public computers? We will provide evidence that the search and seizure of her school-issued laptop by the school was not only unreasonable but also in direct violation of her right to be secure from unreasonable searches and seizures, stated in the 4th Amendment of the U.S. Constitution. And that
For the past nine years Amanda Gettys’s and myself have been able to successfully co-parent and make visitation agreements without the assistance of the courts. The current custody between me and Ms. Getty’s with our only daughter Madeleine Corcoran is that Amanda Getty’s has 60% custody and I have 40% custody. I am asking the court to change the current custody agreement and grant me Primary custody of our daughter Madeleine immediately based on the following :
The housing market in Denver, Colorado starting taking its toll back in 2013 when Realtors were already predicting to have a big year after attempting to rebound after the market crashed the previous year. In 2011, the average real-estate sales dropped below $260,000 comparing back to 2009 where houses dropped down to $242,000. This year alone, the Denver housing market reached a record setting year, which there are more years to come, with the average residential home sales of over $350,000 (Aegerter). The real estate has really become more of a benefit to previous home-owners with families receiving profits from selling their homes, which the money gives the family enough for them to re-locate to another metro area and possibly find an affordable
such a serious accident. It was also unexpected that Ms. Adams recovery time would take longer than previously thought.
Jasmine Beever appeared to be a healthy 16-year-old until she was suddenly rushed to a hospital. The teen was initially resuscitated when she arrived, but she couldn't hold on when an infection from her hair took over.
The wrongful conviction of Guy Paul Morin in Canada for the murder of Christine Jessop in 1984 is on record for legal history as evidence that prosecutions can mistake in any justice system. The conviction of Guy Paul was based off of secondary evidence, contaminated evidence, unreliable testimony and poor police work and it took advances in forensic science and DNA fingerprinting to finally clear his name in 1995 (H2G2, 2013).The murderer of Christine Jessop has not yet been found till this day, but there is still hope that further advances in forensic science will solve the mystery eventually, so that justice will be served (H2G2, 2013). Initially this case all begun when Christine Jessop, a nine-year-old girl who lived in Queensville, Ontario,
These actions can cause the employees to retaliate and they may go on a retaliation mode towards the CEO, obviously he need weapon for his self-defense.
The case of Angelique Flowers is very hard and tough to decide which is moral and which is not. However, I am always against any act that is done in purpose of death because of many reasons. First, I am a believer of God presence, and I believe that Allah is the most powerful in this whole world. He is the one who have created the world with all its’ creatures and details. Allah can help in curing and cans support us any needs we have. So, from my religious point of view, I think we should not do any think to ourselves that lead us to die because since God created us and give us the life without our us choosing the life, then he should be the only one who takes our lives at the best time to us. In Islam, the soul is a trust that we “the believers”
(1) What did you find most interesting about Melissa Tirendi's (Senior Internal Sales Executive, Vanguard) background?