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This is a report of my reflection on the court trip that my class, CLU 3M attened on May 18, 2016. This report contains my reflection on what I did that day, what I saw, and my opinion on our judicial system. In this report some of the terms that I recognized during the trips are bolded, and I have elaborated on the meanings of the terms. I will conclude this report with my opinion the court process. Brad and I walked into the provincial court on Wyndham street at approximately 8:40 am. Provincial

I attended the District Court at 201 West Picacho Ave on March 7, 2011. I sat in on judge Mike Murphy's court. Judge Murphy started court promptly at 9:00 a.m. but before I got into the court I had to wait in a long line of about 30 people. then when I finally got to the court house door I had to go through a metal detector where I had to take off my belt and shoes and everything metal on my persons. Then I asked one of the officers working the metal dictator how I could ask to sit in on a criminal

The number of gay bars and clubs increased in number throughout the 1970s. However, as the number of businesses geared towards LGBT individuals increased they also migrated. The area that they settled around in the 1990s is located is called Lakeview East; Lakeview East, West Lake View, and Wrigglyville are the three smaller communities that make up the larger Lakeview neighborhood. More specifically, the businesses were clustered around Clark Street and Halsted Street. In 1997 Chicago’s Mayor,

520 P.2d 1296, [p. 1297] (Kan. 1974). To fall inside the scope, the employee’s actions must (1) arise naturally from the course of their jobs and (2) intend to further employer’s interest and not done for personal reasons. Daugherty v. Allee’s Sports Bar & Grill, 260 S.W.3d 869, [p. 873] (Mo. Ct. App. 2008). Three cases are relevant to understanding this rule. In Williams, the court found a drive-in liable for an employee accidentally shooting a customer. The

snow or something not dangerous. However the use of dynamics in this piece create a sound that is identical to the selected image of the iceberg. The dynamics in bars 142 and 143 crescendo and decrescendo dramatically over a short period of time which makes this section highly expressive. This rapid change in dynamics is seen again in bars 151-152 and 202-205. On page 5 all instruments in the orchestra increase in volume to build up to the climax and play fortissimo to depict a massive and menacing

As I interacted with different people, I found one rather kind woman, who was the only one at the time, accepted an invite to see a movie, once I understood she was a lesbian. I accepted any offer of friendship. We had a curious dynamic, as she adopted me as her wingman. She helped ease my isolation. It was an unusual adventure, as I entered a world that I was not a member. As a heterosexual man who was clubbing with a lesbian, I was an unusual wingman. I improved my social skills, observing her

The courthouse I visited was not one of the largest courthouses but still a good choice for me at least. South Regional Courthouse which is located on 3550 Hollywood Blvd, Hollywood, FL 33021. Upon Entering the courthouse, I had no idea where to find criminal courts so I went up to the front desk and asked where to go. After explaining I’m a student and I don’t have to be in court today they then advised to to go to two rooms. Courtroom 210 and 230 so I decided to walk directly into 210. Upon entering

below and shows that the song stays at a consistent, dynamic level with a slight raise in the 2nd V and a peak in the Br. AR starts with a 9 bar In with a pause on bars 8 and 9 that leads into a 3 bar Pvs; preceding an unusual V length of 9 bars. The first Re has a bar of ¾ and creates tension as the pulse changes yet the other Re’s use only 4/4. There are two 7 bar Inst that create space from the vocal sections, with

Sharon V. Salinger, Taverns and Drinking in Early America (Maryland: Johns Hopkins University Press, 2002) Most aspects of colonial life in early America are well talked about: housing, food, daily routine, religion, etc. One of the more glossed over, yet interesting topics, is that of colonial drinking and the taverns in which it takes place. Why did colonial Americans enjoy drinking so much? In Sharon V. Salinger’s, Taverns and Drinking in Early America, she outlines how drinking traditions started

Building Your Team Benjamin F. Smith Franklin University ENTR395-F2WW-Foundations of Entrepreneurship Professor Timothy McCafferty October 15, 2017 Building Your Team Introduction A business venture is a piece of art, it is a pile of mud and as the mud begins to take shape, the possibility of Michelangelo’s David becomes a reality. The unfortunate risk is that instead of “David”, the mud may form into Benjamin Smith’s childhood playdough figures (not a pretty sight). A lot of risk is