Nathan Ybanez Research Paper

David was satisfied when he became a major leaguer. He became the top notch even when he in the minor league. Everyone knew his name. Everyone bought his baseball shirts. He was in the Major League Baseball Hall of Fame.

Throughout his childhood Logan (Tachnechdorus) attained advantageous values and social etiquette. One particular influential ally was a Quaker identified as James Logan who not only provided Tachnechdorus with his name but also educated him until he befriended the future war leader . However, it was after one unprovoked fatal incident involving other settlers that Logan, who once considered the white people as his allies, quickly changed his opinion of them. Hostility erupted within this once diplomatic, unbiased and compassionate man. Recognizing the conflict among the two cultures became the major cause of Logan to take vengeance.

Anthony Mize Jr., born and raised in Dayton, OH, is currently the Coordinator in African American Programs and Services at Northern Kentucky University. He is a graduate of Tennessee State University with a Bachelor of Science in Communications and a graduate of Northeastern University with a Masters of Higher Education Administration. As a first generation college student and despite the numerus obstacles against him; Anthony was an academic scholar, hard working as he was employed with multiple jobs to pay his way through college and was affiliated in up to thirteen different organizations such as Golden Key International Honour Society, TSU Honors Program, ABC Crew, Founder of the M.A.C.H.O. Project, TSU SGA/SEC/SUBG, Generation of Educated

Spicy, hot, delicious! These hot cheetos have been very popular for a while. Hot cheetos were created by Richard Montanez and were created by accident. Richard was an immigrant, and became a top level chef.

In late October, Seth Garcia was born. But due to his mother’s negligence, he was born imperfect. Seth has fetal alcohol syndrome, a birth defect that can occur when a woman drinks during her pregnancy. If Jessica had not drank, Seth would not be the way he is today.

Jamie Manok was born on April 16th 2002 in Fresno, California. Her middle name is Rose. Her mother’s name is Merry and her dads name is Jack. She has one brother and his name is Jackson. She lives near the school Forkner. She is also an animal lover and has two dogs named Yankee and Gunner. Yankee is a Maltese and Gunner is a Golden Retriever. She also has a cat whose name is max and he doesn’t have a tail.

The courts experience many challenges that include determining whether a child who commits a heinous crime should be sentenced in a manner that reflects their actions or based on their ability for rehabilitation. Children have the capacity to commit terrible acts of violence, and when they do the question posed is if they should be punished based on their actions or based on their ability to rehabilitate. The judges also look to see what’s in the best interest of the child (Chambliss, 2005), especially regarding their age. The age of the juvenile in question places tremendous weight on the judge as they want what is

This article was about a depressing case of a juvenile that is going to prison for a major part of his life. On November 28, 2001,Christopher was 12 when he committed the crime. He wasn’t allowed to drink or do anything adult could do, but he was held responsible for his actions like an adult. Christopher went to live with his grandparents because he had problems with his parents. He was on a drug called Zoloft, which he said it made him extremely mad. Christopher that night shot and killed both of his grandparents. When they asked him why did he kill both of his grandparents in the interrogation, he responded his grandfather beat him up that morning, which made him explode with anger. He is now going to serve a 30-year sentence for an action he took when he was

There have been thousands of juvenile programs which have been developed and undergone comprehensive recidivism analysis by outside auditors over the past thirty years. Despite the good intentions of the late Judge Lindsey and other advocates, the collapse of the rehabilitative model can be attributed to: (1) the sacrifice of public safety, (2) not promoting the welfare of youths in the system, and (3) classifying youths as children in the regulation of crime (Scott & Steinberg, 2008 p. 83). Judge Lindsey and other progressives during much of the twentieth century believed in being parental role models, handling youthful offenders as neglected children whose welfare was of primary concern when the state intervened in response to their criminal conduct. The mantra of progressives and professionals for years has been that there are no wicked children, just inadequate parents or guardians; however, now there are psychiatrists who acknowledge that previous thinking was flawed and that some children, through no fault of the parents or their environment, are simply bad seeds (Appleyard, 2010). This thread will offer a brief synopsis of changes to the law in regards to juveniles due to the changes in theory and reality.

When Trevor Jones was 17, he accidentally murdered 16 year old Matt Foley. Trevor was selling Matt a handgun and planned on stealing it back after he got the money, but in the process of taking the gun back, it unintentionally discharged and shot Matt in the head. From hearing this story, I would sentence Trevor as a youth to robbery and manslaughter. First of all, I would sentence him to 2 years of rehabilitative custody at the Ponoka Hospital to work with doctors on the emotional trauma he experienced, on his drug problem, and help him realize his priorities in life are to be successful and not to end up dead. Thereafter, I would sentence him to a youth remand center for 3 years. During those 3 years, Trevor would work on cooking, money

Anthony Vasquez is seventeen years old, Guatemalan, and would describe himself as positive, friendly, and active. Anthony doesn’t have many hobbies, however right now he likes to cook and would like to continue learning how to cook. He has a very interesting life story and is definitely someone that everyone should get to know.

Think about Jordan Brown, 11 years old, found guilty of killing his father’s fiancee, Kenzie, who was eight and a half months pregnant, before school while she was asleep. He received 10 years in juvenile prison but was given an adult sentence.Although the judge was serving justice for Kenzie he was right to give him time in prison, but I disagree with the sentencing time. Flowpsychology.com says “Crimes that are on your juvenile records hold much less weight in the world than those on your adult record. By putting a juvenile into adult court, you are also affecting their adult criminal record”.Now Jordan will have a criminal record because he’ll get out of jail when he is 21 years old meaning hell half less than half a chance of getting a job. Instead of them sentencing him to 10 years he could've did 3 at the most so that by the time he is a preteen he has experienced enough to show him this isn't the life he wants or while in jail he was given a person therapist to talk about that day and try to touch base with him. 10 years later he's probably lost all hope and feel like all he needed was someone to talk

In 2012 a ten year old boy in Southern California murdered his friend with a kitchen knife by repeatedly stabbing the friend in the chest. The suspect was said to have anger issues and a mental illness that he was medicated for. The boy, charged with felony assault and murder, was tried in a Juvenile Court and later sentenced to juvenile rehabilitation. Depending on the crime and age of a defendant, the Juvenile Justice System decides whether or not to put the case in the hands of the Juvenile Court and try them as children. Due to the defendant's unusual young age he was tried as a child,. Often times fifteen, sixteen, or seventeen year olds are tried as adults, when they should not be.

Richard Armendariz, born in 1970 in El Paso, is a prolific American painter and printmaker. Renowned for his self-developed techniques, such as carving and burning, the artist produces multi-layered images referring to cultural memory of a specific place. Raised and educated in Texas, where he lives until now, Armendariz received a BFA degree from the University of Texas in San Antonio (1994-6), continuing at the Univeristy of Colorado in Boulder (1997-9). Beginning only in 1994, the artist has been featured in a number of collective and individual exhibitions, with his critical and curatorial acclaim rising throughout the North and South Americas. Some of his most important exhibitions were staged in venues such as the Museum of Contemporary Art in Fort Collins, Museum of Art in Santiago de Chile (1998), Denver Art Museum (2004), Mexic-Arte Museum in Austin (2008), or more recently, the Kunstlerhaus

Jacob Ind planned along with an unknown friend, the killing of her stepfather and mother at the early age of 15, resulting on finding him guilty of two counts of first degree murder. Due to his age, I would sentence him as a youth and would take him to rehabilitative custody to complete four years in there. That would allow him to recuperate from all the emotional traumas that he had (depression, cutting, sexual abuse) as well as provide him solutions to solve problems. After that, I would take him to serve custody for four years and it would be a good idea to teach him basic life skills (money management, social skills, cooking, anger management and job skills). Then, he would have to complete two years of probation while the probation officer