On 2011, a case relating to the internet troll by Sean Duffy, 25 years old who posted videos and messages through Facebook page, and Youtube mocking the deaths of some teenagers besides to insult the death and family’s victims. Duffy had posted several offensive messages on the internet without knowing the victims such as a girl, Natasha MacBryde, 15 years old who had been hit by a passenger train near her home in Bromsgrove, Worcestershire. Duffy posted comments on the Facebook page stated that “I fell asleep on the track lolz” as an instance for the derogatory defamation. He started to make libel and malicious comment to the death of Hayley Bates, 16 years old girl who died in a car crash in September 2010 by adding crosses over her eyes
In the case of Marquese, he was tried as a juvenile. The prosecution wanted to try Marquese as an adult because he was on parole from the California Youth Authority, during his latest charge of auto theft and residential burglary. Marquese was two months away from his 18th birthday. Further, one of Marquese’s probation officers’s described him as a career criminal, with unsuccessful attempts to rehabilitate him, and continuously gets into trouble with the law when he is released. The status was determined by the judge, using the five evaluation criteria’s of the California Welfare and Institutions Code 707a (Welfare and Institutions Code, n.d.) . The judge agreed on the first criteria of criminal sophistication, because Marquese planned the burglary. The second criteria, the judge found him unfit because he reoffended, after rehabilitation. The judge found Marquese fit under the remaining three criteria. These criteria deal with previous delinquent history, the success by the juvenile courts to rehabilitee, and the circumstances and gravity of the offenses alleged. The judge felt that the criminal history was mitigated by his bad childhood, with no guidance, and the gravity of the offence did not warrant him unfit. (Marquese, n.d.). I agree with the judge
Justin Ross Harris, 33, a father who allegedly left his son in a hot car to die, has once more appeared in court. The prosecutors of the case have alleged that Harris purposely left his almost two-year-old son strapped into his car seat in June of 2014. Before this, he took him for breakfast to Chick-fil-A. Later, Harris told investigators of criminal law that he did not realize Cooper stayed locked inside the vehicle while he went to work.
Nelson Hart is a Newfoundland man who was convicted in 2007 of drowning his 3 year old twin daughters. The 45 year old was held in prison for more than 9 years before being released in 2014.
The plaintiff, Brian Seamons, was assaulted in the locker room by a group of his teammates by grabbing him, forcibly restraining him, and bounded to a towel rack with highly adhesive athletic tape. Brian was exposed and his fellow team members and a girl who Brian had dated in the past to see him. Brian reported this episode to the school authorities and the football coach. The coach blamed Brian for selling out the group and the school authorities crossed out the last playoff match because of this episode. Brian needed to move to an alternate school because of the environment this incident created. Brian brings this suit under Title IX by expressing that he was dealt with distinctively in light of his gender. He contends that he was
On Friday, December 16, 2016, at 5:40 PM, Officers Patrick Daugherty and Frank Miller were working a uniformed assignment in cruiser 9022, and were dispatched to 1464 E. 26th Ave., on a report of a 10-34, involving an individual who was possibly deceased in the backyard of the residence. While driving to the location, Officers Daugherty and Miller received information from radio, indicating the caller’s husband was cold to the touch, not breathing, and had possibly been attacked by their dog.
A reporter and cameraman of WDBJ7 in Roanoke, Va., were shot and killed Wednesday during a live broadcast of the morning news. Vester Lee Flanagan II fired 17 shots from point-blank range to kill Alison Parker, 24, and Adam Ward, 27, and injuring another woman before taking his own life later that day.
The supreme court case that I decided on was the case of Gavin Grimm v. Gloucester County School Board (ED. VA.) (Unknown, 2017). This case is about an 18-year-old male that attends a Virginia high school in Gloucester County Virginia. Gavin has male features and facial hair like a male and a deep voice like a male; however, he is in the process of being a transgender. The problem is Gavin uses the men’s restroom and is fighting for a transgender restroom throughout the school. The school board’s policy denies transgender students access to the restrooms used by rest of the student body because it violates the Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972 (Unknown, 2017). The school states that students must use the restrooms according to their
The principal of a public high school in Texas has agreed to dissociate himself from the “See You at the Pole” school prayer event after complaints from an anti-religion organization.
In the case regarding a 15 year old by the name of Gerald Gault and his friend Ronald Lewis was both taken into custody on June 8, 1964. The situation all started when Gault's neighbor, Ora Crook called in a complaint stating that Gault made a offensive phone call to her. Once the officer showed up on the sense he arrested Gault knowing that he were a juvenile, and did not notify his parents about the incident or the arrest. Gault were then taken to the juvenile detention center. During this time the arresting officer filed a petition and Gault were giving a court hearing for the next day. Gault's parents did not find out about the situation until they had made it home from work. The next day during the court hearing,his parents were not present,
Another inaccurate crime case in 2013 was the beaten of Maurice Harris, a 57-year-old man. He had been punched in the head with a metal pipe, because of the severity of the beaten doctors had to “put in a breathing tube: they also diagnosed a spinal cord injury”. A week after Harries died. However, his death was not classified as homicide, but as “natural” according to the pathologist examination. The police report clearly impacted to the number of homicides that were reported for 2013 and, as with previous homicides, Harris’s case was never classified properly and criminals were never detained. The Chicago Magazine makes an extensive and exciting investigation to reveal to the public the reality behind these incidents that are not being included
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
Zach Porter has been charged with attempted murder. A photo was recovered from Mr. Porter’s apartment. It depicts Mr. Porter posing with a group of known gang members associated with the Krispy Kreme Gang. The photo shows Mr. Porter holding a firearm and Big Boston Cream Mike. It is unknown when or who created the photo.
Edwin J. Delattre describes in “Some Reflections on Success and failure in Competitive Athletics” that competitive athletics require a touchstone relationship of competitors’ i.e. that competitors have a moral and logical obligation to not engage in cheating. Competitive sports leagues and organizations have taken several measures to achieve competitive balance or fairness in regards to the spirit of competition. Competitive leagues have implemented the draft process to ensure that teams with the worst records are able to acquire top draft pick players to help improve losing teams, and salary caps to prevent a select few teams from acquiring all of the talented players and depriving the rest of the league from being able
What is Nick Gibbons’s vision in this case study? How is it similar to or different from the vision of the owners of the paper? Discuss the unique challenges a leader faces when required to implement a vision of his or her superiors.
In discussions of social media, one controversial issue has been cyber bullying. Dickey tells the story of one victim, Matthew Homyk who suffered from online bullying and ultimately committed suicide. Matthew used a website called Ask.fm where anonymous users could answer questions, but many used it for malicious intent. This is where Matthew received the brunt of his bullying.