Matthew C. Bothwell Case Summary

Case Overview The case revolves around one Johnny Juneau, a 57-year old man who may, in fact, be mentally retarded. Juneau has not held a job since 1978, rarely leaves his rural home, and is somewhat detatched from reality probably never reading daily newspapers or watching the local news; and is thus unfamiliar with inflation, current prices, and changes to local ordinances and laws.

On the day of October 21, 2015 the accused, Johnny Joshua Uy was nearing the end of his trial. Mr. Uy's case was presided over by Madam Justice Power and was tried on the Supreme Court Criminal level; Mr. Uy also elected to be tried by judge and jury. Mr. Uy was charged with three serious indictable offences. The charges laid against the accused was importing/exporting a controlled substance, possession for the purpose of trafficking, and possession of a controlled substance. All three charges can be found under the Canada's Controlled Drugs and Substances Act. The first charge importing/exporting a controlled substance can be found under section 6(1) of the act. Section 6(1) states: “Except as authorized under the regulations, no person

CM Gilmore responded to the call by completing UHV to ensure safety and well-being of the children listed in the report. All children were interviewed and no disclosures regarding a safety concern in their home environment was provided to CM Gilmore. CM Gilmore addressed the allegations with Bmo, who was able to explain the information that was listed in the report. CM Gilmore have no current safety concerns with the family and the well-being of the children. CM Gilmore will move forward with closing the case with no further involvment.

Kerry Middleton is a fifty-two year old Caucasian male and is currently married to his wife Sherrifor more than 20 years. For the past several months Kerry has been experiencing night sweats,repetitive nightmares and extreme amounts of anxiety. Most nights Sherri has to wake him aftersweating profusely and shaking in his sleep. When he is finally woken up, it becomes difficult for him tofall back to sleep. During the daytime Kerry has reported feeling terribly disconnected to hissurroundings. He often finds himself in a place of despair and self-hatred. Kerry daily indulges in anenormous amount of alcohol and from time-to-time recreational drugs to convince him-self thateverything is going to be ok. Up until a few months ago Kerry was the Chief

Following the Caldwell case, the NAACP would press for full citizenship rights for African Americans and for anti-lynching bills to pass such as the Dyer Anti-Lynching Bill. Although the Dyer Anti-Lynching Bill would fail to pass in 1923, the NAACP continued to fight for equal treatment for people of color. While Southerners met black soldiers with hostility following the war, the Northerners met the veterans with enthusiasm. In fact, once the 369th returned home on February twelfth, 1919, a few days later they had a parade on Fifth Avenue. This parade drew large crowds looking forward to good jazz music played by Jim Europe. Following the parade, the troops were treated to a dinner at the armory of the 71st New York Infantry.

CM Gilmore completed a home visit to address the allegations in the report. CM Gilmore addressed the allegations in the report. Bmo reported that was finishing a bottle of wine. She reported that she also drank a glass of wine last night. Bmo reported that she appeared to stagger, because she was on a skateboard, which she was able to show and demonstrate how she rides the skateboard in the morning time. CM Gilmore interviewed Bfa and other household members, who had no concerns regarding their home environment. CM Gilmore contacted collaterals and school, who had no concerns regarding the safety and well-being for the children in their home enviornment. CM Gilmore will procceed with closing the case due to no further involvement.

Kirk D. Brown has worked with us here at the Veteran Administration Health Care system Long Beach for the past 3 years. He is very enthusiastic and works well with the veteran. The patients respond well to him. His jovial personality is a benefit in a hospital setting because it allows the patient to relax. Kirk’s knowledge in technology is an asset to us because it allows us to fix problems quickly. His ability to assess problematic situation and devise a solution are amazing.

Patient is a 35 year old male presenting to the ED involuntarily as petitioned by his cousin due to threatening to shoot himself with a gun. At the time of assessment, patient denies feeling suicidal or having a plan. When confronted about admitting being suicidal and having a plan to nursing staff and TACT, Mr. Crowson stated "He is here because he is going through withdrawals and his mother is lying." The Mr. Crowson reports in the past year he has lost his father. Mr. Crowson reported wanting to receive Methadone from hospital to help with withdrawal symptoms. He expressed feeling body aches, stomach cramps, chills, irritability, angry, and verbally aggressive behavior. Patient refuses to finish full assessment.

Thank you for reviewing Jim McMeckan, a pleasant 71-year-old gentleman who lives a very active lifestyle and currently works as a bank executive.

The client was administered the Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory- 2nd Edition-Restructured Form (MMPI-2-RF) as an objective measure of their social-emotional and personality functioning. The scores are based on answers to a large number of true/false questions. Based on Mr. Cintron’s responses, this protocol was invalid and uninterpretable due to inconsistent responding. There was evidence of excessive inconsistency because of fixed true responding to the test item.

David Lamont is delivery man for Domino’s Pizza in Brooklyn. On July 7, 2015 in Brooklyn, Mr. Lamont alleges that he had left his car outside of a Dominio’s Pizza and entered the restaurant. Mr. Lamont states that when he came outside, MOS informed him that MOS was going to give him a ticket for unattended running vehicle. P states that when MOS conducted a warrants check on Mr. Lamont an active warrant appeared. Mr. Lamont claims he was arrested. P states that when he saw the judge next day and the court stated that it was not an active warrant. P states that he had accepted an ACD in another case and there was an $88 surcharge that he needs to pay by 8/13/2015. Per the court transcript provided by Mr. Lamont’s attorney the Court found that

A judge in Upstate New York dodged the boot after he was charged of more than two instances of judicial misconduct. A counsel for the state Commission on Judicial conduct recommended Hastings Town Justice Michael R. Clark to be removed from the bench two years ago. Last week its 11-member panel unanimously ruled to punish the judge for a variety of misconduct in 2010 and 2011.The commission ruled Clark dismissed or reduced certain charges without giving information to the prosecution, did not provide a defendant with the opportunity to speak on bail. Clark also forced conditions of release with no legal basis and made inappropriate comments about the defendant’s appearance.

D/A: Maurice Brown had one appointment this week. On 12/14, he was seen by Doctor Nat Ramani of the GI Associates of Delaware. According to Doctor’s note, consumer tolerated procedure well. He did not have fever, rash, or chills post procedure, but still complains of having periumbilical abdominal pain frequently for 2-3months. He describe pain as sharp in nature, rates it 7 out of 10, wakes him up from sleep at night, no exacerbating factors, radiates to both sides of his abdomen, alleviating on passing gas and having a BM. On 12/14, 12/17, Mr. Brown went for his dialysis. On 12/17, he went twice, in the morning at 10:00 a.m. and in the afternoon at 4p.m. when this writer his Case Manager asked him how his treatment was going? He said ‘’fine,

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