Raul Salazar Case Study

Imagine you are stuck in a difficult situation where you are desperate for help. Three inspirational people went through the exact same situation. Annie Johnson from New Directions, endured a divorce and had very little money. Farah Ahmedi survived a landmine and crossed the border with one leg. Ernesto Galarza moved to a whole new country without knowing the language. Inspirational people often undergo extraordinary missions due to circumstances, events, and challenges.

Myranda Aguilar has been working in health care for 15 years and for the past two years she’s been working as a privacy analyst for Sutter Health located in Sacramento California. As a privacy analyst her duties are protection of patients’ privacy, compliance, and information security. Her responsibilities are to monitor and investigate any suspicious activity by taking a proactive standpoint against hackers, educate hospital staff on how to protect patients’ privacy, and ensure patients safety during their stay in the hospital. She works with elected board members of the health committee program she works for. One of the projects that she is currently working on is privacy auditing and monitoring where she tracks patients records to determine

Alejandro C. is a 36-month-old Hispanic male who was placed in foster care after being taken from his mother, Ms. C. Ms. C’s family had anonymously called the Department of Children and Family Services (DCFS) reporting allegations of severe neglect. The family stated that Ms. C., a methamphetamine addict, would leave Alejandro alone for long periods of time without any supervision.

Ramona Salvarez: I am a federal circuit judge, which is pretty similar to an elected official, since I was appointed by a democratic president. But, if there was a difference it's probably my experience level.

Cesar Estrada Chavez was born March 31, 1927 in Yuma Arizona the son of Librado and Juana Chavez. Cesar father owned 100 acres of land but was kicked off it when his parents couldn’t pay the taxes because it was during the great depression. When Chavez was young he and his family faced a lot of racisms everywhere. School was the worst place for Chavez because he was bullied for his mexican american culture. Chavez quit school to work in the fields full time to help his family. Chavez also served in Navy during world War II for two years. Even though he was fighting for the american country he was still treated bad because of he was mexican american. After he finished his two years in the navy he went to california to work in the farms. He married Helen fabela and had eight children.

In March of 1927 Cesar Estrada Chavez was born in Arizona. During the great depression his family lost their farm and had to move to California in search of work. During his childhood he only completed eight grades of school. In the 1940's during his early 20's Chavez joined the Navy. He met Helen Fabela and the two got married in 1948. After being in the Navy he worked his way up from a farm worker to an organizer in the Community Service Organization, created by Fred Ross in 1948. This training was used by Chavez for the future in finding the United Farm Workers. In 1962 is when Chavez founded the National Farm Workers Association. They fought for clean water, bathrooms, lunch breaks, unemployment checks as well as fare wages for the farm

This correspondence shall confirm that the undersigned appeared at applicant’s attorney’s office in Stockton, California on April 18, 2017, to complete the applicant’s deposition. The handling attorney, Mr. Rod McClelland, was unable to attend the applicant’s deposition due to an unavoidable calendar conflict. This file will be returned to Mr. McClellan for further defense handling.

As a conquistador under the command of Hernán Cortes, Bernal Diaz witnessed some of Latin America’s most interesting and least chronicled history. He was fortunate enough to be one of a select few Europeans to experience the Aztec empire at its height and to visit Tenochtitlan prior to its downfall. In an era where personal accounts of the historical occurrences are almost nonexistent, Bernal Diaz’s The True History of the Conquest of New Spain provides virtually the only window into this period. As a result, his text has become the most significant historical document concerning the Spanish conquest of Mexico. Perhaps the most poignant excerpt from The True History of the Conquest of New Spain is Diaz’s detailed description of his first

In the year 1997 a young boy around six months crosses the border on the back of his mother along side his father. They trekked through the harsh environment to cross the border into the promised land to seek a better life for the young boy. Eighteen years later he would be challenged by the american education system to see if his parents sacrifice was worth it. Andres Guzman grew up in the quiet suburbs of a not so small town of La Mirada located between Norwalk and Buena Park and not too far from Los Angeles. After graduating from the originally named La Mirada High School Andres face the journey to get be accepted to a four year university. No four year would accept him though because he didn't apply himself in high school.

1. Describe the development of black schools in the south after the Civil War? Black people saw educations as a way of self emancipation. Slaves knew the importance of having a education, some of them took the risk of going to secret school, where they were able to learn how to read and write. Black decided to set up their own schools at their own expenses. With the help of free black men, white yankee missionaries, and school teachers the first schools were established in the South. The inspector of the Freedmen’s Bureau when to the South and found around 500 native schools. Black parents and southtreen residents took control of the schools’ system. Using their money to pay for the schools’ expenses.

Luis has been one of the best students in my 16 year career and possibly in the whole history of Irving High School. He is truly one of the finest examples of a well-rounded student that any teacher can ever encounter. As his AP Statistics and AP Calculus BC teacher, I been able to see multiple examples of Luis’s talents and abilities. Even up to this day, Luis does not stop surprising me with his diligence and persistence. Although I’m only his math teacher, I know that Luis has been a highly successful student throughout his high school career in a wide arrange of subjects. From either math, to science, to art, to English, Luis has always risen to the top of the class and performed his best in every activity and test given to him. Luis is one of those few

Over the last few months, Mrs. Chavez and her family have experienced several family events that have caused her to be back and forth from her home to her sick mother’s home. She has taken Joseph with her on most occasions and she reports that over all he did fine. However, he did have a few instances of pacing and tearing his shirt for unknown reasons. Additionally, she reports that now that they have been home more frequent, she sees that some of his repetitive behaviors have increased (pacing, asking for car rides) and sleep patterns have been off causing her to be with up with him at night. In the past, these behaviors lead to Joseph becoming aggressive and anxious.

Alexander Moreira Gabilla related Yusel, (Driver 1), is his step-brother. Gabilla said he talked to his Yusel on the phone about 2130 hours Saturday night. Gabilla said he met Yusel at the Green Iguana on Anderson Road at 9202 Anderson Rd, Tampa, FL 33634. Gabilla related were at the Green Iguana until it closed at 0300 hours. Gabilla said he and Yusel then drove to the El Mofongazo Restaurant at 5522 Hanley Road, Tampa Florida and stayed there until 0600 hours. Gabilla said from the time they were at the Green Iguana, until they left the El Mofongazo Restaurant, he saw Yusel drink about eight beers. Gabilla said he did not see Yusel drink anything other than beer. Gabilla related when they left the El Mofongazo Restaurant, they drove

Personally, if I had to choose one of the routes/lives that they have to go through I would chose the life of Carlos, an 11 year old boy from Argentina. Everyday he and his little sister climb one of the family’s horses and embark on an one hour and thirty minute ride in a rocky plain and hill dotted area. In one way there he travels 18km which is about 11.2 miles. I on the other hand am driven to my father’s house every morning and only have to walk three minutes from there to school on a flat, smooth sidewalk. However, unlike the other children, Carlos, lives in a small modern-type house with electricity and running water, and I also have such technogoly. Also, he seems to have the best mode of transportation considering he rides a horse with his little sister, while the other students have to walk.

I went to USAO and presented a warrant for Mr. Juan Margarito. The warrant was declined by USAO, However USAO requested that we should schedule forensic interview for Camila and Juan. Medical-legal report for Camila stated that her injuries were consistent with a possible rounded object. USAO want to make sure these kids are not physically abused at home by parents. Can you please schedule CAC for Camila and Juan? I can have someone from my office attend the CAC, thank you