Leigh Carlos Case Summary

Robert Edward Courtney, 70, who pleaded guilty to sexually assaulting his employers’ six year old daughter in Melbourne last year, has been resentenced to two years imprisonment as well as a non-parole period of 15 months.

East Hampshire Homes was a for-profit institution for a mentally retarded individual established by Jay and his wife, Leigh, a registered nurse. Leigh was the head of the mental homes and thus, was in charge of overseeing regulatory requirements as stipulated by the local, state and federal health welfare regulations. Leigh only identified Hepatitis B and blood-borne as the likely factors that East Hampshire Homes and nearby society may be exposed to, although the rate of exposure according to her was not at a risk state. Federal Occupation regulations mandated Leigh to develop a compliance policy that could safeguard the employees. On the other hand, OSHA authorized Leigh a discretion of developing a framework for classifying the tasks that

The reporter stated Mrs. Sterling has been arrested a total of five times. The last time she was arrested was 12/12/15. According to the reporter, Mrs. Sterling was arrested after she tried to outrun law enforcement in the parking lot of Wal-Mart. The reporter stated 3-4 days before the 12/12/15 arrest, Mrs. Sterling was arrested in Liberty, MS for shop lifting while Briana was present; Mrs. Sterling had Briana stealing things as well. The reporter stated there are concerns her sister may be using meth amphetamines because she hangs with a meth dealer and she’s abusing her children’s Adderal. Per the reporter, she’s tried several times to keep her sister out of jail and get her help, but Shelly isn’t interested in helping herself. The reporter

On July 5, 2015, at approximately 10:23 AM I, Deputy Ragsdale, checked in route to 1205 County Road 3277, Quitman, Texas to assist Deputy Altman, in reference to a disturbance.

More details: Sarah Robinson was arrested Friday by U.S Marshals on a grand jury indictment filed in early July stemming from an alleged incident in eastern Missouri in March 2014.Robinson accused of being in possession of a detectable amount of methamphetamine with the intent to distribute it. She was still in Wyandotte County Jail in federal custody Sunday evening and is expected to have her first court appearance Monday. Sarah says “My life had taken a downturn since my husband's sudden death three years ago, while she was pregnant with twins. I lost my job and my house and was living in my car.”

Your patient Darlene Fernandez was referred by Dr. Laura Verra to the Asthma Self-Management program; Putting on AIRS upon her discharge from Yale New Haven Hospital on February 22nd.

On December 23, 2015 Client Tianna Footman called Case Manager requesting EMS to be called due to her too children’s were having a high fever for a few days and also they didn’t want to eat. EMS was called by Case Manger Arias at approximately 3:23pm and they arrive at 3:36PM. The family was escorted by ambulance to Jacoby Medical Center. Assistant Director Ms. Santiago was made aware.

Anthony Macias does not have a valid claim for workers’ compensation because he was not under employment during the time of his injury as defined by Labor Code section 3600, where at the time of his injury was not performing services growing out of his employment, nor was he acting within the course of his employment; his injury occurred during a social-athletic activity by his own choice.

Fran lee (F) the leader of AFA suffer serious head injuries and had been taken to the hospital and is in a coma. At the time of the insure she was restrained by a police group. Policeman (P) that was in the police group states that she was hit by a rock and it also hit him in the helmet. The rock was thrown from a group of R33 demonstrators. Police group states he was one of the police that is trying to protector her from getting attacked by some R33 members who got very close to her. A well know lawyer (A) with Fran claims that Fran was injury by the policeman. Lawyer (A) said the police was using their batons with unreasonable force against her and other AFA members. TV news (N) camera was damage but said that they had filmed several police using their batons

Mrs. Debra Mogul contacted this Agent, in reference to the Subject. Mrs. Mogul reported she has a hearing on November 13, 2016 and inquired if the Subject was compliant with his probation. Ms. Mogul further stated she wondering if she should extend the Protective Order against the Subject, because she was fearful. It was explained, that the Subject is compliant with his supervision. However, if she felt like it was needed to extend the Protective Order it was her call.

In regards to the standard of proof in the criminal case of The State vs. Aaron Hernandez, the state needed to prove, beyond a reasonable doubt that he was guilty of the offense of murder. However, in the wrongful death civil case of Ursula Ward vs. Aaron Hernandez and the New England Patriots there merely needs to be a “preponderance of evidence”, meaning, more likely than not, that that the defendant was at fault for the death of Odin Lloyd. In addition to this, the defense can require that Aaron Hernandez be deposed, where as in the criminal case, the defendant has the right to not take the stand, and impose his 5th amendment rights. This being said, because Aaron Hernandez was already found guilty on the charge of murder, the chances of

Becky Whisner came to me and requested a meeting with myself, Kathy Conner, and Pia Ivano in regards to Jacob’s worth ethic on a project. She reported that he was not following through on making corrections that were given to him by Debbie Crall and Becky Whisner. She stated that the project for IIB’s client, Doerner, and Sanders, needed to be ready for Debbie’s final approval by noon on April 4, 2018. The notebooks were not ready and they were still making corrections. The notebooks were not complete until April 5, 2018, right before the meeting that was scheduled for 10:30 a.m. Jacob did not take the initiative to stay late or come in early to complete the project. He also took a personal call in Team Gryphon’s huddle with DHS for 45

Jay Carlos and his wife Leigh were the owners East Hampshire Homes, of a small chain of nursing homes for the mentally retarded located in Concord, New Hampshire. Jay was a business man with over 20 years of entrepreneurial experience and Leigh was quite successful in the nursing field holding the RN, MSN, and FNP titles. However neither was experienced in operating a care facility but decided to take on the challenge after deciding it could possibly be a lucrative venture for them. The small company employed 100 people at 2 locations with a total of 23 beds. While Jay handled the business side of the facility, Leigh was responsible for ensuring the facility was in governmental compliance with health and safety regulations. As the business

According to Sarah Mourer, the author of the article “Forgetting Furman: Arbitrary Death Penalty Sentencing Schemes Across The Nation,” Since 1976 The U.S. Supreme Court has read the Eight Amendment of the U.S. Constitution as demanding that arbitrariness be minimized when the state seeks to impose the penalty of death. But unfortunately arbitrariness has been part of the death penalty decision-making. The main problem is the information overload, because capital jury has to process an unlimited amount of evidence relating to aggravating and mitigating the current death penalty jurisprudence tends to enhance and embrace arbitrariness instead of minimize it. (Mourer, N.P.).

In 1982, Ann Hopkins was a senior manager at Price Waterhouse, who was nominated for a partnership position in the firm. Based on partner wide voting, it was decided that Ann’s election to partner should be put on hold and eventually, she was told that she would likely never be promoted. (Badaracco,1) With the belief that she had no other options, Ann decided to sue Price Waterhouse. Hopkins believed that she wasn’t promoted because of gender discrimination and argued that the criticism about her interpersonal skills was fabricated. (Badaracco,29) Even if she was being held back because of her interpersonal skills, she stated that male counterparts who had similar interpersonal problems were still promoted. (Badaracco,29) Finally, she asserts that the claims against her, stem from the fact that partners found her interpersonal skill lacking or deficient based on stereotypical gender norms that she didn’t adhere to. (Badaracco,29) On the other hand, the firm argued that having good interpersonal and leadership skills were vital for partners. (Badaracco,29) The district court affirmed Price Waterhouse’s argument that interpersonal skills are an integral part of the partnership evaluation criteria and it also concluded that the complaints against Ann’s social skills were not fabricated. (Badaracco,29) However, the court agreed with Hopkins that her chances of getting promoted were diminished by the fact that sexual stereotyping was a consistent component of the partner