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sentenced to 30 years in prison. Issue? Was the exchange of a firearm for drugs applicable under the federal law against the use of a firearm in the commission of a drug offense. Holding: Yes. Though the gun was not fired he actively used the gun as barter for drugs. Reasoning. (Rule) When deciding whether the exchange of a weapon for drugs is applicable

Tiffany Hale AC503-02 Unit 2 Case Study North Face Inc. Case Study 1. Should auditors insist that their clients accept all proposed audit adjustments, even those that have an “immaterial” effect on the given set of financial statements? Defend your answer. When it comes to immaterial effect on a set of financial statements I would say that clients should not accept all proposed audit adjustments. By clients not accepting all proposed audit adjustments, auditors are

Deloitte’s decision to alter North Face’s 1997 workpapers. First, when Borden reviewing the 1997 audit workpapers, he discovered the audit adjustment that Pete had proposed during the prior year audit to reverse the 1.64 million barter transaction. He destroyed audit evidence, prepared a new summary memorandum and adjustments schedule reflecting the revised conclusion about profit recognition, and replaced the original 1997 working papers with these newly created working papers

client/ counselor relationship quality as the counselor's techniques and theory do (Corey, 2010). A.10 d. Bartering. "Counselors may barter only if the relationship is not exploitive or harmful and does not place the counselor in an unfair advantage, if the client requests it, and if such arrangements are an accepted practice among professionals in the community." Barter, as a way of providing equivalent compensation for goods or services, is an established practice in many cultures. But this is typically

they had for what they needed, instead of harvesting and making goods for themselves. Types of goods that they traded furs for include traps, metal tools, cloth, guns, beads, paint, and more. These new technologies changed their culture forever. A barter trade system had already been implemented by the Ojibwe in their culture before their tribe came into contact with any Europeans. Trade happened between the Ojibwe and the French and British settlers from the east coast. In order to keep up with the

determined people; they knew they were surrounded by huge bodies of water, so they used it to their advantage. Trade was more accessible for them, but to make it more simpler and less challenging they coined money, to make a common currency instead of barter. One thing they made the Axumites stand out was their beautiful architecture. They built huge monuments for their rulers or the wealthy to honor them, like how Egypt built pyramids to keep their king in after death. The estimate of when the Axumite

then US marshalls arrested him helping the Dunwoody Police, and he was taking in without incident. He is currently being held in DeKalb County Jail. The 22-year old rapper has been making notable impression on hip-hop this year. His latest mixtape, Barter 6, was released this past April to strong

The fall of the empire and the loss of its dominance of the known world. Rome was slowly loosing its hold on the world because of its grasp over the military. From contractors and the loss of morale, to the infighting that the military was put to use to stop instead of guarding the border. During the later periods of the Roman empire when it was still under one rule and not separate into the west and the east. The Romans began to contract out it 's professional soldiers to German barbarians. With

The contemporary United States has been influenced by many ancient civilizations, mainly Classical Rome and Classical Greece. Even though Greece had a tremendous influence over our civilization, out of these two classical civilizations, I believe that Classical Rome has had a bigger impact on many aspects of the contemporary United States. In this essay, I am going to examine the political system, economic system, and the architecture of the Classical Rome Empire, and explain how these influenced

Matt Ridley's book, The Rational Optimist: How Prosperity Evolves The latest book by Matt Ridley entitled The Rational Optimist: How Prosperity Evolves presents a deep and amazing argument regarding the reason behind the expectation of life getting better and better with the passage of time. According to Ridley (2011), optimism revolves around several aspects of networks, globalization, cooperation, exchange, trade and specialization. Readers belonging to the domain of philosophy consider the book