Case Study Of Miss Katie

The article summaries the life and careers of Matt and Katie Ebenezer, who run Shadow-play a photography and videography company along with Katie’s Company, Katie Finn Photography located in Toowoomba,Queensland, Australia. Matt grew up in a remote, rural part of the Country. As a teen he spent time with David letterman making highlight reels of the late show. Matt’s day job at the time was an IT network administrator at a private girls’ school. He also taught the students how to edit their own videos using windows movie maker. Matt was wrapping up nine year run with the school and was ready to try something new. He dropped back to part time at the school. He took out a loan to purchase his own gear to pursue the idea of wedding videography. After five short months Matt discovered he had surpassed his goal to earn as much from video production as he did from his IT job. With his goal fulfilled he would quit his IT job and jump straight into wedding video production full time. During that time he and Katie become partners in business and in life. Katie maintained her children’s Photography using her unmarried name Finn. Matt soon realized he could make better money making corporate videos and TV commercials. To Shield his other business from his corporate clients, he and Katie came up with Shadow-play. After doing corporate work for three-years he was starting to lose the creative side to his work, so he gave

The Maine District Court focused on McCann’s claim that they were falsely imprisoned in the Wal-Mart store by Wal-Mart employees. The court looked at elements of the tort of false imprisonment under Maine law. The defendant referenced to the police is enough to say reasonable people would believe either that they would be restrained physically if they wanted to leave. The definition of false imprisonment can be

On April 8, 2016 at approximately 1500 hours, I made contact with Heather Curtis at 8307 Centennial Road in reference to a domestic dispute. Mrs. Curtis stated that her husband Marc Curtis sent her multiple text messages to her phone stating that she couldn’t have the kids and that the police would have to kill him before he goes to jail or give her the kids back. This was the result of an argument after Mrs. Curtis refused to pick him up from work because he had taken her EBT card. Mrs. Curtis stated that he hasn’t been acting normal and may possibly be going through a psychotic break. Mrs. Curtis was advised to go to the Prosecuting Attorney’s Office to get a restraining order and given a copy of this report number. Mrs. Curtis was also

Natalie Dukes is one of the many students among Chino Hills High School who have already started their journey to their future. Natalie Dukes is a senior who is currently aspiring to become famous. When I asked how she planned on becoming famous, she automatically had a very detailed or planned out explanation. Natalie Dukes is currently applying to colleges. Last year, Natalie Dukes participated in the Chino Hills High School Girls Junior Varsity Volleyball Team. Natalie Dukes also has plans for after high school in order to pursue her dreams. She plans on going to either California Baptist University or California State University Fullerton, both of which are universities that offer degrees. When attending either of those universities, she hopes to major in Business and graduate with a Bachelor's Degree. As to why she wants to become famous, Natalie enthusiastically explained how she likes the perks that come with being famous.

These points together could and was found by a jury to be under Maine law, to be false imprisonment, the defendant unlawfully acted to intentionally cause confinement or restraint of the victim within a bounded area. Wal-Mart employees did use physical barriers, threating actions and did not have legal authority to

R-Mart, a retail establishment in Albany, Georgia brings this Motion to Dismiss against the action for false imprisonment brought by the Plaintiff. R-Mart briefly held the Plaintiff for suspicions of shoplifting; however, the Plaintiff was only held until R-Mart verified she did not obtain the product from the store. Because there is no relief that can be granted based on the facts alleged in the Plaintiff’s Complaint, R-Mart should be protected under the Georgia Shopkeeper’s Defense statute and the action should be dismissed.

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Katie Belenchia is the academic success center coordinator for William Woods University. For the previous 4 years she has aided scared, and but not lest Troubled students with their complications, even provided that they want it or not. Katie has a very strong liking to her job, she is ready all the time when it approaches to students that need the help.

Ms. Jones is a 20-year-old bisexual Caucasian female who lives in Houston, Texas with her parents and is a full time undergraduate student, studying chemistry at the University of Houston. Ms. Jones, currently has no diagnosis and is only seeing a physician for her panic attack symptoms. She has been experiencing increased worry, anxiety, and physiological arousal symptoms culminating in her presenting to her general physician with her concern regarding the increased frequency and duration of her panic attack symptoms. Ms. Jones was referred for psychological assessment by Ralph Summers, M.D. from Summers Family Clinic to inform differential diagnosis and facilitate treatment planning. Dr. Summers has requested consideration of specific diagnoses,

The third person that I had interview was Renee Hubeny. I conducted this interview over the phone with her on Thursday the twenty-third at twelve thirty. Renee and Elizabeth Little (the person I talk about next) were both recommend to me by Dr. Golden; they were both in her class that she taught at Baldwin Wallace. Renee went to community college for nursing, but she changed her mind and went into the education field. This upcoming school year Renee will be working with the younger child at Campus International, she was so excited to tell me all about it and how nice her class room was. Her advice to me was to be prepare for anything and to seek out professors that I can benefit later on my path to success.

The aim of this report is to investigate the legitimacy of the false imprisonment claim that was made by Mrs. Park toward Paula’s Palette. The letter, which was written by Mrs. Park, indicated that Mrs. Park demanded compensation in her medical care expense and her loss of future income for the cause of action of the false imprisonment. In addition, this report includes an analysis and evaluations of Mrs. Park’s past real income, which was about $566,407.2, and predicted price indices for 1991 to 2005 and the projected real income for the next ten years as well. Moreover, an examination was conducted to determine if there are any liabilities under the cause of action of false imprisonment that was made by Paula’s Palette. A court will determine

“Lord have mercy,” Says Estelle Louise. “Miss Ta Rot does that there card be tellin’ where that there money for them there home improvements might be comin’ from?”

False imprisonment occurs when there is confinement without legal justification. The elements of false imprisonment are the restraint of the plaintiff against his or her will and the unlawfulness of the restraint. When looking at restraint against his/her will the courts will look at whether the restraint was a total restraint of liberty with no opportunity to leave. Walker v. Hanke, 992 S.W.2d 925, 935 (Mo. Ct. App. 1999). This analysis will focus on whether Bender was restrained against his will.

False imprisonment requires a positive act, which directly and intentionally or negligently , totally deprives the plaintiff of their liberty without a reasonable means of escape. To avoid liability, the defendant must show on the balance of probabilities that the act was without fault, or with lawful justification. It is clear on the facts that Tobias’ action of locking the door between the yard and the shop was a positive act, satisfying the element of directness as the interference with Lindsay followed immediately upon Tobias’ act. Tobias’ defence would not likely succeed as Lindsay’s conduct upon discovering her confinement shows an absence of consent.

I would be very grateful if you'd be able to help me with a matter regarding Miss Swainston who I believe is well known to you. Her mum came to see me recently she'd raised concerns that she was struggling to access appropriate funding to get Miss Swainston the help she needs and she had been told that this was a result of not having a diagnosis. As far as her mum is aware no diagnosis as to the cause of Miss Swainston's learning disabilities has ever been made. Her mum has been told that because of this she has not received as much funding for care as she might have otherwise.