Chapter 1.3, Problem I.2E

Write a letter of complaint to the Castle Bruce Secondary, a secondary school in Dominica, addressing the issue of Safety and security of management, staff and students of the school as a result of the inadequate fencing of the facility and security guards.

Sometimes an event cannot be immediately classified as either an active event or an inactive event. In these cases, where the information is less clear, the investigator may be justified to assume an ongoing danger to the life or safety of persons, and remain in the tactical investigative response mode utilizing the powers afforded under exigent circumstances to pursue the investigation until it is determined that an implied danger no longer exists. For example, consider the situation where police dispatch receives a 911 call from a woman crying. Before any further information can be obtained from the caller, the call is terminated from the caller’s end. A patrol unit is dispatched to attend the residential address associated with the identified phone number. Upon arrival at the front door of the caller’s address, attending officers are met by a male resident of the home who identifies himself as the home owner. The attending officers advise the male that a terminated 911 call from a…

Ethics addresses the issues to determine the right or wrong conduct in a all situation a. True b. False

What reasons might explain Duke University Hospital's initial decision to provide the news media with reports only on Jesica's condition?

While visiting a company, a health and safety enforcement officer observes a contractor operating a dangerous part of a machine that is unguarded. Describe the powers available to the officer and identify the actions available and the likely one that was taken by the officer. Note: No plagiarims please!!!

Laura was an 80 year old widow who was being cared for by Mary at her home. Mary had been with her for the part 10 years. upon Laura's death it was discovered that Mary had inherited all of Laura's earthly belongings including the house they lived in. Laura's two children are puzzled, as they knew their mother was senile, but would not have given Mary all her belongings.                i.      Will Mary be allowed to keep Laura's belongings? why or why not?                  ii.      Is Laura's state of mind important?                 iii.      What action can Laura's children take?                 iv.      Give two factors that will be considered in allowing the children to take                            action?

the abuse and neglect scenario, a fifteen-month-old girl was brought into urgent care by her mother and her mother's boyfriend. According to her medical records, the child has a broken right tibia, a previous leg fracture, and a bone disease. The healthcare worker is concerned that neither her mother nor her boyfriend can explain the fractures, potentially leading to abuse or neglect from both parents. n the Abuse/Neglect scenario, assume the incident occurred in the State where you reside. Identify what action, if any, the health care provider should or is required to take. Support your reasoning, including references to state regulations and any best practice principles involved. What, if anything, could the provider do to prevent future issues or mitigate any future harm/damage to the patient or the provider (or his/her organization)? Two references are required.

It was decided by the plant management that they must paint the plant. General paint costs ₱350 per gallon and covers 350 sq ft per gallon. The manufacturers claims that it will last 4 years and can be applied at a rate of 100 sq ft per hour. Boysen paint costs ₱500 per gallon and covers 500 sq ft per gallon. It will last for 5 years and can be applied at a rate of 125 sq ft per hour. If the painter is paid ₱50.00 per hour, which should be used?

Read the following scenario and answer the question in 5–10 sentences. Fred and Frank have been operating a seasonal outdoor maintenance and landscaping business for the last three years under the name F & F Maintenance. There was no written partnership agreement. During the nonoperational winter months, Fred spends his time in Costa Rica, while Frank stays in town. In January, Frank was approached by an existing customer with a request that F & F build and install a bleacher stadium and football field for the local middle school. Frank advised the customer that, while he had no direct experience with this type of project, he was sure that he could subcontract any work that was needed. Neither Frank nor Fred had any previous experience as a general contractor. Experience aside, Frank signed a contract to complete the project for $200,000, taking a down payment of $50,000 with the remaining amount to be paid after passing inspection. At the inspection, the inspector determined…