Curtis J. Jones Jr.: Case Study

He used what they need, a place to feel accepted, and gave them hope for the future. Pretty soon, people began to trust Jones. He took care of and supported everyone in the community. Every person felt they had a purpose there and that Jones picked them because they were special. That was why he was so popular with kids and the elderly and those who were being mistreated in the outside world. The more they were involved with Jones the more they realized they were worth something bigger.

When analyzing the case of Randy Jones, it is necessary to piece together the meaning behind each of his actions in order to understand his mental status at the time of the murders. According to the two psychologists who examined Jones, he suffers from Antisocial Personality Disorder, APD. APD is a personality disorder actually listed in the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders. So according to the Psychologists he does have a mental disorder. This type of mental disorder is characterized by repeatedly infringing on the rights of others; including behaviors such as aggressiveness, deceitfulness, impulsivity, recklessness, lack of remorse and failure to conform to social norms. I agree with the psychologists that Jones does have a mental disorder. Jones killed five women over the course of six years. Society does not approve of killing another human being but rather condemn it, this is a failure to conform to the norms of society. By only targeting women this narrows down his trigger to women. Jones doesn’t just kill these women but he mutilates them afterward, showing an anger or rage that is so strong it continues after his victim is dead. The incident with the police officer contributes to his state of mind during the commission of the crime. Jones was able to elude the police officer, thus displaying his deftness in persuasion and deceit. He was able to remain calm and collected in an extremely when he got pulled over with a victim in his

Roger Jones Jr., advised he is an employee of River Oaks Treatment Center at 12012 Boyette Road Riverview, FL 33569 phone number: (888) 660-1472. Jones advised he picked up the victim, Graeme Hill, at Tampa International Airport, (TIA) at approximately 0130 hours. Jones advised when he arrived at TIA, the airport police had Hill detained for causing a disturbance. Jones related they knew Hill was going to River Oaks and held him until Jones arrived. Jones related he arrived at River Oaks with HIll at approximately 0220 hours. Jones said he had gone into the office with Hill, at which point he advised Hill said he wanted to go to jail. He then said to Jones, “If I hit you, I’ll go to jail, right?” Jones related he was able to calm Hill

On June 20th 2001, Andrea Yates drowned her five children in the bathtub of her small suburban home in Clear Lake Texas. The subsequent trial and conviction caused a gargantuan amount of controversy. Jurors found Andrea guilty and sentenced her to life in prison despite the fact that there was an abundance of evidence to suggest that Andrea was legally insane at the time of the killings. In fact, 63% of the American public wanted her to receive the death penalty (). Although she was eventually acquitted by reason of insanity, both the judicial system and the American public should take a more mental-health-aware approach to the individuals they commit to prison.

On August 25, 2017, our client Dawn Vega came to our office for seeking advice on whether she has a legal claim against Russ Jones for her injuries caused by a horse, named Nelly. April 8, 2017, Saturday morning, Vega went to Rodrigo's Stables at Round Rock, Texas with her friends for the horseback ride. There, she met Russ Jones, who is the owner of Rodrigo's Stables. Vega found Jones very friendly.

A man with a mission to serve, Councilman Kenyatta Johnson represents the 2nd District, which covers parts of Center City, South and Southwest Philadelphia and also includes the stadium area, Philadelphia International Airport, the Navy Yard and the Eastwick, Grays Ferry, Hawthorne and Point Breeze neighborhoods.

7/20 at 8:45am worker received a phone call from Todd, Crystal's probation officer. Todd stated that the surveillance officer received information that Crystal is still associating with drug court clients. Todd stated that the surveillance officer went out to the house and Crystal answered. Crystal needed to go pick someone up and would return home. At 11 pm there was no answer at Crystals door. Tood just received an email about Crystal engaging in several relationships with drug court men. Todd wanted to know how important the ACR was that day due to he was going to request an emergency court setup that afternoon. Worker stated that they would like parents to attend, but his emergency court would be more important. Todd notes that Crystal

Two young boys- Darian Johnson and Michael Brown were on their way home from stealing Cigarillos from their local market. they were illegally jaywalking when this police officer, Officer Darren Wilson passed by in his patrol car. “Get the f--- on the sidewalk” The two boys stayed mute, when suddenly the unknown police officer at the time backed up his car. As the car came to a brisk stop, he opened it suddenly and quickly. The door bounced back and closed. The young officer continued to stay in the car but used his hands to his advantage and began wrapping his hands around Brown’s neck. Darian Johnson described it as a ‘tug of war” Brown tried his best to escape, not once did his hands entered the car of Darren Wilson. Wilson fired his gun

James joined the agency in 1991at age 23 working as a Correctional Officer with the Division of Prisons. In 1997 he promoted to Intensive Surveillance Officer with the Division of Community Corrections. While working with our agency, he studied at Mount Olive College and graduated with a Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice Administration in 2003. As a result of his hard work, James quickly promoted to Probation Officer I, and in 2004 promoted to Probation Officer II. As his career progressed, he experienced the privilege of working with a Mental Health Treatment Court where James first experienced evidence based supervision. This was a pivotal point in James’ career where he began to value the importance evidence based principles. During

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Brock ‘s probation officer occupation researched the offender's background as far back into the past as possible, and attempt to create a sentence for him to present to the court based on that information. (Turner, 2016). The probation officer knew the case was Brock’s first offense and fought to get him a lesser sentence by adding about his swimmer scholarship, he had to surrender, how he was less intoxicated than the victim was, as well how young he is at only eighteen years old during the court trial (Turner, 2016). The probation officer did a great job in being there for his client and in hopes to get Brock’s life back on track in the right direction.

FS arrived to (client) Quinton Garrett's home to discuss and improve Quinton's behavior and progression towards his goals. Mom informs FS Quinton has no medicine at the time. FS asked mom to see one of Quinton's medicine bottles. FS observed the date it was filled and the date of the conversation, did not look as if Quinton should need any more medicine. Mom tells FS, FS needs to set Quinton a doctor's appointment. FS informed mom, FS did not mind take them to Quinton's appointment for observation purposes, however Mom could at least set the appointment. Mom becomes loud and agitated, saying mean inappropriate things. She also tells Quinton to remind FS to set an appointment for Quinton. She also points out Quinton rash he had a few months

Maurice was born and reared in Mississippi. He graduated with honors from Jackson State University in 1986 with a degree in Mass Communications.

Township Engineer Chris Toms pointed out that he gave each Supervisor two packets to review. He explained that with the short turn of road from the last meeting they prepared a draft set specifications for the road work that had been previously discussed. The thicker of the two packets is a draft of the bid specifications themselves. and the other packet was a memo comparing the Township’s construction and material specifications and Penn DOT’s construction and materials design.

In the 1970’s, when the dark skinned people didn’t fit in yet, when there was still so much discrimination and segregation going on, and when the “American Dream” was barely getting realized as a lie, Jim Jones was there to save those people in trouble. Unfortunately, he did not end up being much of a hero but more of a psychopath. He provided a sense of leadership to those who wanted something or someone to follow. People in the 1970’s were still struggling to fight for justice and equality, and Jim Jones wanted to fight with them. Nobody would have ever imagined that someone who seemed to have all the right intentions, someone who took in the homeless, who cared for the elderly, fought for equality, and many more “good things”, would cause “the largest mass suicide in modern history” (Nelson, Jonestown).