Edward V. L. C. 98-536 Case

Craig v. Boren was the first case in which a majority of the United States Supreme Court determined that statutory or administrative sex classifications were subject to intermediate examination under the Equal Protection Clause which is part of the Fourteenth Amendment. The United States Supreme Court established a new standard of judicial review for laws with gender-based classifications. What happened that brought this case to the Supreme Court was a law in Oklahoma that prohibited the sale of beer with 3.2% alcohol content to males under the age of 21 years old, but females who were under 21 but over 18 could also buy the alcohol. Craig v. Boren ruled that the gender classification violated the Equal Protection Clause of the

The psychological neglect of a child or the client basically occurs through constant non-responsiveness and physical or psychological unavailability that denies the person of support, gentleness, and psychological stimulation. On the contrary, the abuse of an individual is considered as the acts of commission in which definite abusive behaviors are directed towards the person. The abusive behaviors can be physical, psychological, and/or sexual with long-term indistinct thinking patterns, interpersonal difficulties, emotional disturbance, and post-traumatic

However, when faced with a potentially violent client, counselors must ensure specific actions are taken to protect the public and reduce their own liability regardless (p.230). Such steps would include gathering a detailed history; if the client is regarded as violent, conduct a risk assessment to gage the level of dangerousness. Inform the client of the limitations to confidentiality as well as the clinician’s legal obligations. Additionally, if threats are made during the course of therapy, record it and any other client statements that may seem pertinent. Confer with a supervisor and/or legal counsel if unclear about one’s extent of responsibility

4) The Supreme Court ruled on Sweatt v. Painter and McLaurin v. Oklahoma State Regents in 1950, and on Brown v. Board of Education in 1954. What would you argue were the most important distinctions between the two 1950 cases, on the

1. On an acute inpatient psych unit, such as Riverside ETS (MHITF), most patients are there on involuntary holds. This means that they are considered dangerous to self, dangerous to others, or gravely disabled (as a result of a mental disorder). Therefore, the most important nursing diagnoses to prioritize would be High Risk for Violence, (self-directed), or High risk for Violence, (other directed), or Thought

The first two trials ended in mistrials. At the third trial, Eley was convicted of second-degree murder, 18 Pa. Con.Stat. § 2502 (b), robbery, § 3701, and conspiracy to commit robbery, § 903. He was acquitted of conspiracy to commit murder. He was sentenced to consecutive terms of imprisonment of life without parole for second-degree murder, seven to twenty years for robbery, and four to twenty years for conspiracy to commit robbery. On September 22, 2003, Eley’s convictions were affirmed by the Supreme Court, however, the cases were remanded for re-sentencing, due to the court erred by imposing consecutive sentences for robbery and second degree murder. Four months later the petition for allowance of appeal was denied and Eley was re-sentenced.

Key Points of the NASW Code of Ethics The National Association of Social Workers (NASW) is the largest membership organization of professional social workers in the world, with 132,000 members. The NASW was formed in 1955, and the Code of Ethics has been revised twice sense being originally established. NASW works to enhance the professional growth and development of its members, to create and maintain professional standards, and to advance sound social policies.

Walter Calvin White (defendant) had а issue with William Tipton. Defendant knew that he's going to meet the Tipton, he carried a gun. When they had a disagreement, White pulled out his gun, after that Tipton started to run away on his motocycle. Defendant made a shot in order to harm Tipton, but actually hit Ralph Edward Davis (plaintiff) in the stomach. Defendant was sentenced to 5 years in prison. The Circuit Court awarded Davis a $50,000. White then filed for bankruptcy, after that, Davis went to the Court for nondischargeability in bankruptcy.

Mr. Julian is a 47 year old male who presented to the ED via LEO under petition for a mental health evaluation by his wife for alleged suicidal ideation and substance abuse. TTS assessed Mr. Julian on today's date and reports he does not meet commitment criteria. TACT spoke with Dr. Jody Osborne who recommended to rescind petition. TACT assisted with rescinding petition and delivering paperwork to clerk of court. TACT spoke with wife in regards to a valid phone number for her to be contacted. She reports her cell phone number is (336) 963-7186. Mrs. Julian also proceeded to inform me of the situation which brought Mr. Julian to the ED. She reported her husband "stealing" her key to her lock box, which her handgun is in and taking it out to

1. According to the article, why do the authors think that traditional litigation methods have not been wholly successful in California?

Client appears to have displayed behavior consistent with Intermittent Explosive Disorder, with several incidents in the past consisting of fits of rage, aggressive behavior and physical altercations. Behaviors are often a result of ruminating on the moment when client found his wife and another man in the shower. Client experiences delusions and hallucinations such as hearing “My Cherie Amour” when it is not playing or thinking that his wife and other teachers at the high school are plotting against him. Additionally, client seems to be on automatic pilot and unable to control thoughts and impulses.

Step Two: List the legal standards and how they will apply to your case and argument.

3) Question_ The question in the case boils down to “are state laws requiring racial segregation in public facilities under the doctrine of “separate yet equal” constitutional or are they in direct or indirect

Your answers to the questions below should contain a description of the facts, legal issues and judicial reasoning of every case under consideration.

But as his illness progressed and his reliance on self medicating intensified, his paranoia and agressiveness grew worse. Prior to treatment, for nearly a decade, threatening, when us parents, case workers and even a MULTCO investigator with harm. When we refused to allow him access to weapons, to defend himself against perceived enemies. Several times he's