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Officers are in certain cases instructed to complete a UF-250 form, for example, is force was used, an individual was searched, frisked or arrested and if an individual undertook some evasive action such as refusing to identify themselves.\footnote[3]{The outcome ``refused to identify" is not documented in the dataset, ``evasive action" is used instead.} However when these outcomes do not occur officers are not obliged to note the stop and therefore feasibly a large number of stops go undocumented therefore

sonnets are popular because of their misinterpretation.  Shakespeare's speeds ahead in his poetry while readers are left behind, totally oblivious, but still of the mind that they are following close behind.         Sonnet CXVI is one of these evasive sonnets.  It is indeed elusive and if we are lucky enough to catch hold of it, we may find that we do not in fact possess it entirely.  Most interpretations of Sonnet CXVI focus on the constancy of love, which I concede, is indeed an attribute of

“We the People” have begun to lose all personal financial endeavors, and furthermore being restrained to fiscal policies that are potentially devastating to America's future. Chairman of the United States Federal Reserve, Ben Bernanke, quoted regarding his bold disapproval of monetizing debt, “The Federal Reserve will not monetize the debt, either cuts in spending or increases in taxes will be necessary to stabilize the fiscal situation” (Hill 1). Monetizing debt is defined by the selling of national

lifestyle magazines are now argued to be an "important locus and breeding ground for what has recently been dubbed 'new lad ' masculinity" (Benwell, 2004, pp3). The second article this essay is going to explore is that by Benwell (2004) titled, "Evasive masculinity in men 's lifestyle magazines". By definition, 'new lad ' masculinity describes the rejection of the previously recognised 'new man '; a feminist concept which emerged in the nineteen eighties (Nixon, 2001). By this, Benwell (2004) suggests

Immediate Threat to Her Safety. 1. Mr. Paul was an immediate threat due to the dangerous intent expressed with his evasive movements - reaching into his jacket pocket while perceived to be armed. This court has held that a person is an immediate threat when they are believed to be armed and are making evasive movements towards a concealed area. Accordingly, Kent, held that evasive movements, when the citizen is believed to be armed, are threatening, while “agitated hand gestures” are not an immediate

According to NASA, the amount of pieces of space debris currently orbiting the Earth numbers in the hundred-thousands. This vast array of inoperative man-made objects has accumulated over several decades of space travel and exploration and has come from a variety of sources. The majority of space debris in orbit consists of defunct satellites or fragments left behind from collisions between satellites or explosions that were caused by unused fuel remaining in the tanks of defunct satellites. A fraction

org/cancer/breastcancer/detailedguide/breast-cancer-what-is-breast-cancer Types of breast cancer Through understanding the anatomy of the breast, it is then to further gather information on the two stages of breast cancer. They are labeled as non-evasive breast cancer and evasive breast cancer. Non-evasive breast cancer also medically known as ductal carcinoma in situ (DCIS) is defined by researchers at Susan G. Komen as "When abnormal cells grow inside the milk ducts but have not spread to nearby tissue or beyond, this is

A Walk in Her Shoes; the Stepmother not Cinderella Did you ever notice that “happily ever after” seems to only take place in fairy tales? In the real world, couples get married, have children and, more often than not, end up getting divorced. The time following divorce can be lonely but many people will enjoy the time alone. Eventually, a search begins for a new mate and ultimately they will remarry. Sometimes the new spouse also has children and this creates a blended family, such as in the story

Knee Replacement The most common complication is blood clots after the knee replacement surgery and can form in the first four weeks. Infection is the most serious complication since it can be a deep infection and requires removal of the knee replacement to fight the infection. The most important long-term complication is loosening and wear. This complication is due to the plastic plate wearing away and the knee becomes loose causing the patient pain and discomfort. New technologies and methods

dialogue to convey the concealment of an affair from the precocious and not easily deceived child prodigy, Thomasina. Just prior to this passage, Thomasina has enquired into the meaning of 'carnal embrace', to which her tutor Septimus Hodge has given an evasive reply. Septimus is shocked when he is questioned by her, as those that are aged in their early teenaged years would not have conceptualised that thought yet. The passage, which takes place in Act 1, scene 1, forms the basis of an exposition in the