Bob Whitley stood in front of his bathroom mirror and adjusted his red tie. He had to look neat, trim and proper; for he had to deliver a public speech at the local town hall in 3 hours. It was a pleasant Tuesday afternoon, and the weather felt just fine, and Bob wanted to look sharp. In 3 hours, he would not only deliver a well-prepared speech but he also would have to answer any questions from some concerned citizens. After all, Bob Whitley had been elected the local State Representative 3 years ago. As State representative, Bob's duties were not just passing bills into law, but also included meeting with people he represented: Teachers, citizens, the police, local businesspeople, blue-collar workers, and so on. It was quite a …show more content…
People might get even sicker or heaven forbid - die. But Skyfixter would do the best it could to provide a safe environment. After all, these new chemicals would be scientifically innovative, reap more profits and even provide more jobs. Bob would sometimes feel a little guilty about all of this. What if the chemicals would be too dangerous? Bob didn't want to be responsible for people getting sick - or worse. But Bob had 3 kids and a beautiful wife. He and his family had been used to the good life, and none of them really wished to lower their value of living. Life was good for Bob and his family, and now it was going to get even better. Much better. Bob and his family would enjoy a wonderful life and not have to worry about anything, anymore. Bob looked at his front lawn and saw his limousine driver pull up in his driveway. As Bob got up and picked up his briefcase and papers, he told himself that everything would be fine. Just do what the Skyfixter officials have asked you to do. Go by their instructions, and they will take care of the rest. Don't worry about the dangerous chemicals, Skyfixter has got that covered, and they've done it many times before. They know what they're doing and
In the case of Robert Tolan and Marian Tolan vs. Jeffrey Wayne Cotton, I will be discussing what interest me about this case. I will also deliberating on the liability and criminal liability of this case. The Tolan vs. Cotton case interests me because the United States have so many police that are brutalizing citizens. In some cases the police officers are getting away with it. After reading, reviewing, and studying this case I have learn a lot about the criminal system and laws that men and women should obey. I will explain how the nine judges on the Supreme courts all came to a verdict against the police officer Jeffrey Cotton after he shot an innocent suspect. This people
Hair Connection: Officers found hair clenched in the victim's hand, that was sent to a lab in Texas to be tested. The DNA showed that the hair belonged to Frank wright who was listed as a suspect, because an outside witness had seen Wright and Anagnos fighting in the bar earlier that day.
Kraler to come to his office. and said, “I have to stop and I urge you to I was talked to by a police
The civil legal system is one in which plaintiff feels that they have been wronged in someway and seek compensation and not punishment through a civil suit. This usually happens in the form of property or monetary damages. In these cases civil law governs relationship between and among people, business, organizations, and governmental entities. For example the case of Rodriguez v. Firestone (2001) civil law contained the rules for the manufacturing and sales of consumer goods with hidden hazards for the user.
Representative John Frullo has been on the Texas political scene since the 1990s. Prior to his service in the Texas Legislature, Frullo was a “successful Lubbock businessman and CPA auditing government entities.” (house.state.tx.us) Representative Frullo has served on many committees during his service in the Texas Legislature, including The Culture, Recreations, and Tourism Committee and The Licensing and Administrative Committee. True to his Republican Party values, Representative Frullo believes in small government, is a supporter of pro-gun rights, and supports many pro-life issues facing the citizens of Texas.
On April 21st, Dr. Saxe held a panel discussion that lasted an hour and 30 minutes. All type of people that work at the local and state level went there, from people running for different districts to the state representative, Chris Turner. During this panel of discussion, 8 persons had the time to introduce themselves, what they’re running for, and what they would do if they get elected. This was a great day for this class because we had the opportunity to interact with people who holds positions in the state of Texas, giving us another view of how things work in Texas.
Facts: D was arrested for fleeing from police. charged w/ obstruction of justice and use of a deadly weapon. He pled guilty to lesser offenses and was sentenced to pay a fine. He was forced to take a delousing agent. W/ O touching the detainees, officers looks at all parts of the detainees. D alleges that he was told to lift his genitals, and cough while squatting. D was then admitted into the jail facility , released the next day, and the charges were dismissed.
Resident of Shelby County, Tennessee, Charles Baker filed a suit against the Secretary of State Joe Carr. Baker`s complaint alleged that the Tennessee legislature had not redrawn its districts since 1901 in violation of the Tennessee Constitution. Baker then living in the urban area asserted that since the legislature had not been changed in over 10 years this would then affect his vote which would be a violation of the Equal Protection Clause stated in the Fourteenth Amendment. Baker`s objective was to sought after an injunction stopping further elections and reapportionment.
Texas citizens now is the time to ensure our state elected officials are made accountable for their actions while serving in the senate congress and house of representative. When our elected officials take office they know they are under inspection of the work they do as a public servant and this includes spouses and possible immediate adult family members. Public servants know certain aspects of their immediate adult family members are under inspection like employment, charities, and other activities for evaluation for nepotism.
The four D’s of negligence are duty, dereliction of duty, direct or proximate cause, and
Without hashing the charges against Batson, the crux of this case is whether or not the prosecution discriminated against Batson by systematically eliminating potential black jurors by using peremptory challenges, thus, violating Batson’s equal protection privilege. At the time, the case law that ruled this issue was Swain v. Alabama (1965), which virtually made it impossible for a defendant to prove that the prosecution was systematically discriminating on the basis of race or gender by putting the burden of proof on the defendant. In the case of Batson v. Kentucky (1986), the Supreme Court took into consideration two areas in examining this case – 1) the defendant made a timely and proper objection to the prosecution’s removal of all possible
If we think about it through a philosophical perspective how can we be sure that Tommy will wake up the same boy he used to be. John, should this be a matter of ethics?
In 2012, a marine project manager called Bellingham Marine Inc. (“Bellingham”) hired Major Engineering Marine Inc. (“Major”) for a project to build a travel lift pier at a harbor. Bellingham then hired a civil engineering firm, Moffatt & Nichol
Bob contrasts with the gay characters. He represents a gender binary of masculinity. Bob is an open-minded mechanic that takes a liking to Bernadette. Bob travels with the three on their journey after Priscilla brakes down. He was married to a mail-order wife, a Filipino prostitute that left him during the movie stating that he wasn’t a good husband.
was a professional writer and he was good presenting his speech. Winston Churchill spent hours