Cindy R Case Study

Karen Ann Quinlan was out with her friends on April 14, 1975. Near the end of the night at the party, she consumed large amounts of alcohol and the sedative Valium. This caused her to go into a coma. Karen stayed in the coma for 1 year, until her doctor told her family she was in a ‘vegetative state’, meaning she was brain dead. Her parents had wanted to end her suffering, so they asked for Karen to be taken off life support. The doctors refused them so the Quinlan family took the case to court. At first, the judge had refused to let this happen as the doctors opposed disconnecting the respirator. Stating that it violated the state’s homicide laws. A week later, the Quinlans took this case to the New Jersey Supreme Court, of whom ruled that it was unusual punishment. But ultimately, the Supreme Court, based upon the right to privacy, ruled that Karen was permitted to be taken off. But when she was taken off, she continued breathing. This could be from the cerebellum, which is the primitive brain and it controls involuntary functions such

In the case of Cindy Countess, severely mentally ill best fits her, because she had been “prescribed to Paxil to help in her mental illness that was like her mom” (FilmRise). According to Dr. Heide, “severely mentally ill offender suffers from irrational thinking and behavior” (CriminologyTV). Countess clearly was thinking irrationally after taking Paxil and that led to her behavior of mixing Paxil with alcoholic drinks and from there killed her mom in the bathroom. In my opinion, the best verdict for Countess would be second degree murder, because it was a killing done impulsively without premeditation. Countess also did not recall her killing towards her mom, due to the amount of Paxil that she took in addition to having alcoholic drinks

*) Soon, they started to realize that the events may have been connected to the recent move. *) These events have made the family act paranoid and skeptical, even when performing simple, everyday tasks. *) The house has been giving Don and his daughter, Beth, peculiar

Spoke with the tenant Wendy Spencer today, 9/23/2015 at 3:00 pm regarding the water bill notice she received state that the water is scheduled to be shut off due to no payment received. Per the lease agreement the tenant is not responsible for the water this is included in the rent. Ms. Spencer sated that there are some concerns with water leakage however, when she spoke with maintenance Ms. Jackie on Tuesday, 9-22-15 the tenant failed to relay information. The following concerns are:

On December 1986, Nora Priscilla Lindsay made a Will with the Public Trustee which was then later revoked. Nora Lindsay was divorced, had two children, a son Geoffrey Lindsay, who is the appellant, and a daughter Heath McGrath, who is the respondent, and died on 16 October 2012. The appellant believed the deceased died without a Will and therefore applied for the Letters of Administration. This was then granted on 17 June 2013. However, a five-page hand-written document was then located. Following this, the appellant brought before the primary judge that the document was the subject of the application for probate. This however was dismissed by the primary Judge on 4 September 2014 as it did not meet the requirements set out in the Succession

Ms. Gracie Holguin stated Ms. Julia Calderon gets confused which further upset Ms. Julia Calderon. MS. Gracie Holguin stated she and her sister, Mary Seal , have temporary conservatorship of their father, Mr. Rudy Calderon Sr., however their brother, Rudy Calderon Jr., is currently petitioning them in court. Ms. Gracie Claderon stated she has set up appointments for her Ms. Julia Calderon, per her request, to appoint a POA but Ms. Julia Calderon never held an appointment when the date arrived. Ms. Gracie Holguin believes Mr. Rudy Calderon wants to have both their parent with him for financial gain. Ms. Gracie Holguin stated her Mr. Rudy Calderon Sr. was not at the home this day due to her having solar panels installed so she took him

Cynthia Johnson is a 26-year-old single woman from Birmingham, Alabama. Being young herself, she takes care of her 5 children from non-marriages with different fathers. She did not successfully complete high school or college, leaving her in a low socioeconomic status, making it hard to obtain a proper job to take care of her children. At an early age, she became all too familiar with the notion of grief. Because of this reoccurring history of grief, Cynthia suffers with severe depression, has a history of substance abuse, and an overall unhealthy lifestyle. Mrs. Johnson’s history includes a background in having children at a young age, fatherlessness, and occasional dating but never marrying.

Angel Randall was the perfect person to be around. She was funny, helpful, and caring for everybody in the town of Enterprise. She also loved to be with family and thought that was the most important thing in life. In the year of 2004 Angel Randall was diagnosed with a brain tumor. She was then life flighted to Salt Lake to be cared for. She had to go in for surgery and get the cancer removed from her brain. Her whole family including her were devastated by the discovery, but of course Angel did not make excuses and kept working hard and trusted the doctors to take out the tumor. To her dismay Angels brain tumor grew back because the doctors were not able to remove all the cancerous spots. Her family was again shocked by the discovery. She

Research has been completed for Cheryl Riley. The letter for End Stage Renal Disease from the physician was received, reviewed and the application processed for enrollment. Please allow three to five business days and the status may be reviewed within unitedhealthproducers.com in the Application & Enrollment section. Once approved, allow seven to ten business days for materials to be

Janet is at present in good health, although she has had to endure four surgeries: 1) quadruple bypass; 9yrs ago. 2) Operations (2014) on fractured fibula. 3) Esophageal (2012) and 5) Cesarean section in 1975, she is optimistic about her health but she lives one day at a time. She has monthly check ups with her general physician, who seems to believe that Janet is in good condition. She is currently managing her health without any medications, other than aspirin.

Although she seems triumphant in her escape, she is no longer herself and has disengaged from

In this case, Professor Austin will exhibit distributive justice as he weighs out who benefits from Cindy’s cheating and burdens from Cindy’s cheating. According to Rawls’ Fairness Approach, the decision for Professor Austin to report Cindy addresses the consistency of treatment amongst everybody because Professor Austin reports his star player to the Dean showing no favoritism. Professor Austin’s decision will also address who benefits and who burdens by understanding that more people are burdened by Cindy’s cheating than benefiting from her cheating. Ethical frameworks like the Utilitarian Approach focuses on the maximum benefit for everyone, so this framework does not take into consideration the individuals who are burdened by Cindy’s

Emily is extremely excited to be in this year’s one act. She is a strong dancer who absolutely loves theater. Emily is currently a junior. You will see her in the upcoming show The Search for Cindy as Cindy. She has been in pervious shows such as Hello Dolly, Macbeth, Little Mermaid, Romeo and Juliet and many more. She spends most of her time eating Oreos and listening to smooth jazz.

Donna was put in a bad situation and handled it wonderfully. Donna started out being frozen in fear, but quickly brought herself back to her senses. The whole time Donna made sure her son was alright. As you see throughout he whole excerpt, Donna handles a crisis very well. Nobody is prepared to run for their life, especially when the dog used to be friendly, but Donna did it miraculously.

Then, he did something crazy. He sprinted up the rusty building stairs. He followed the cries to apartment number 7. He put his shaking hand on the doorknob. He turned it slowly, and peeked his head around the door. When Seymour looked inside, all he could do was stand there. His eyes grew as big as the sun. He never thought he would see Jane, the person he feared most, sitting in a puddle of tears, so vulnerable. Seymour was already having a brave sort of day, so he mustered up all the courage he had and asked: Are you