Steve Harmon Research Paper

The legend of Sam Bass has grown way out of proportion in relation to his actual deeds. A book collector claims that he has over 200 titles that deal with Sam Bass in some way (Carmack 1B). One of Round Rock’s major streets bears his name as do several businesses. Texas history has often referred to him as “Texas’ Beloved Bandit” or “Robin Hood on a Fast Horse” (Centennial Commission). In actual fact, Sam was probably more inept than brave or noble, and he appears to have never realized that robbing trains and banks was anything more than an amusing diversion. For him it was mere sport, the reality that people often were injured, either physically or financially, appears to have never surfaced on his shallow conscience (Smith 34).

Investigator Sam Reilly will also be called to testify, in that he was the first investigator on the scene. Shortly after the murder, Officer Reilly went to the defendant’s home at 2435 Damen Street, apt #2B and forced down Mr. John Hudsons’ and Dale Buckner’s door. While at the apartment, Officer Reilly Recovered a .38 revolver (matching the gun from the crime scene), a black leather jacket, and a newly registered Black Cadillac Sedan; which matched the description of the getaway car. Due to officer Reilly’s work, pertinent details of the defendant’s background and belongings have been brought to trial and will help us prove that the defendants did, beyond a reasonable doubt murder, and assist in murdering Mrs. Sara Lazar. Upon arrest, the defendant’s both refused to make a statement concerning the killing of Mrs. Lazar.

First, Steve Harmon is not guilty of felony murder because he was scouting locations for school film project. Mr. Sawicki, Steve's film club teacher states, “It is my belief that to make an honest film, one has to be an honest person. I would say that. And I do believe in Steve's honesty." he says this after Steve says, "I don't know exactly where I was when the robbery took place. Most of the day I was going around taking mental notes about places I want to film for a school film project. The evidence shows that on the day of the robbery, Steve was believed to be scouting places for a film assignment. Mr. Sawicki, his film teacher believes Steve is honest. As a result of the evidence Steve Harmon is not guilty because he was scouting locations for a school film project while the crime was taking place. Steve Harmon is not guilty of felony murder

On December 22 Alguinaldo Nesbitt, was murdered when Bobo Evans and James King were trying to rob his drugstore. Steve Harmon allegedly went into the drugstore to check for cops. We the jury have decided that Mr. Harmon is in fact not guilty of felony murder Mr. Nesbitt. Many testimonies stated that Steve Harmon didn’t participate in this crime.

Steven Barone, a Nevada resident known for his alien chasing hobbies, has finally struck gold. Barone apparently caught his first UFO sighting on two HD cameras. This would be great news, unfortunately, Barone hails from Las Vegas. The City of Sin isn't exactly known for its truthful reputation, but perhaps Barone will prove that wrong. Probably unlikely.

During the summer of 1979, Doug Sulliman was part of a bumper crop of future NHLers chosen in the opening round of the league’s annual entry draft. Included were the likes of Mike Gartner, Rick Vaive, Ray Bourque, Paul Reinhart and Michel Goulet.

The literature and material that has arisen because of Steve Bartman’s life does little to tell of who he is. Bartman repeatedly declined to speak, even when it would be lucrative for himself. The infamous Steve Bartman incident occurred on October 14, 2003 with the Chicago Cubs and Florida Marlins at Wrigley Field in Chicago, Illinois. He almost caught a foul ball that controversially might have been caught by outfielder Moisés Alou and turned the tide of the game they lost 8-3. The outpouring of blame and thrown objects forced Bartman, an avid Cubs fan, to leave, and even to sequester himself in his house for protection. This has raised issues related to

The fact that these men know what they did and have the chance to lessen their charge by blaming on a supposedly guilty sixteen year old African American teenager doesn’t help Steve’s case. Especially because of the fact that they know Steve and know he can be an easy target to blame. With this evidence being provided this does nothing but lead us to believe that Steve’s age and his acquaintances did nothing but hurt himself and put him in this situation.

Stephen Foster is considered “the father of American music”. Foster lived during the romantic musical era during 1815-1910. Foster was born on July 4, 1826 in Lawrenceville, Pennsylvania. Foster’s parents were William Barclay Foster and Eliza Clayland Tomlinson. His father worked as merchant in Pittsburgh. Foster was the second youngest out of ten children, but the last child died as an infant leaving Foster being the youngest out of the bunch. Foster’s family came from Scottish and Irish emigrants from both his mother and father. His grandfather, James Foster, served in the Revolutionary war, while his father was a quartermaster and commissioner for the United States during the War of 1812.

Steve Harmon is guilty of committing a crime and should face legal consequences. There are many reasons why you can say Harmon is guilty because of his consisting lying and evidence from Bobo’s testimony, you will see why.

Stephen Foster was a musician and songwriter during the 1800s. He wrote over 200 songs during his lifetime with tunes that are still very popular today. He didn't earn a very large sum of money for his music in his life, but he would be worth millions today if he was still alive ("Stephen Foster Biography"). Stephen Foster earned the title of "The Father of American Music". Stephen Foster became known as "The Father of American Music" because he was a child prodigy, he used his music to humanize the slaves, and he wrote songs that were extremely popular in his life and continue to be popular 150 years later.

Steve says that the day of the robbery he was walking around and don’t know where he went. He also says that he took mental notes for a new movie he was working on. By taking mental notes he wouldn’t have any evidence as to what he was doing. The state prosecutor, Sandra Petrocelli, could have easily poked holes in Steve’s story. Steve also slipped on while on the stand and said that he did go into the store that day, thus changing his story.

Before John can be convicted of intentional murder, the definition of murder under s302(1) Criminal Code 1899 (Qld) will have to be fulfilled.

“Go grab Steve, I got him,” Willard said while taking a hold of Patrick. Gregg released hold of his father and hurried towards the stairs. He moved his feet up the steps and took a sharp right towards Steve’s room. He got to his door and started beating on it yelling for Steve. It took him some time, but Steve calmly unlocked the door and opened it up. He poked his head around and saw his older brother.

Section 293 states that a person causes, by any direct or indirect means, the death of another, that person has killed another. If Steve was not locked outside, his death would not have occurred by falling three floors. John had control of the door separating the living room from the balcony. The subsequent death of Steve through medical error does not alibi John’s involvement. By locking the balcony door, restricting movements of another, John has indirectly killed Steve.