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    involved in the arrest and who the violator is; meaning if the violator is an adult or a juvenile. In Crime state rankings 2010: Crime across America, the percent of the population who are illicit drugs users for Virginia was 8.2%, ranking twenty-fourth on that list and the national percent was 8.1% of the population in 2007 (Morgan, K. O. L., Morgan, S., & Santos, R. B. 2010). In Crime state rankings 2011: Crime across America, the percent of the population who are illicit drug users for Virginia

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    catastrophic man-made and natural diseases. The Department of Homeland Security measures the nation 's vulnerabilities, meaning it takes initiative in leading and evaluating vulnerabilities and coordinating with other federal, state, local, and private entities to safeguard the most effective response. The creation of the country’s 15th Cabinet Department marked the largest reorganization of government since the Truman administration. The Department of Homeland Security Act was created a year after

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    the Municipal Sanctuary and Federal Enforcement Act passed the Pennsylvania State Senate. The Senate Bill, sponsored by Senator Guy Reschenthaler (R-Allegheny) was written in an attempt to bar municipalities from adopting so-called “sanctuary” cities policies that refer to the refusal to comply with federal detention orders issued by Immigrations and Custom Enforcement. Moreover, SB 10 proposes to withhold all state grant funding from local governments that do not follow any law, mandate, request

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    by the U.S. Department of Justice. The FBI can be rightfully regarded a unique organization, as it has intelligence as well as law enforcement responsibilities.

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    Entertainment, Inc” the Ninth Circuit Court found that once a debtor files for protection under the Bankruptcy Code, they are now at risk for losing their licenses. This to say that the patents filed by Solyndra would now be considered property of the United States. (FindLaw, 2017), or you would think. According to Matthew Rimmer, a Australian Research Council Future Fellow, working on intellectual property and climate change, the patents recently held by Solyndra as well as Evergreen Solar, another bankrupt

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    Harassment and discrimination claims are due to lack of education about the subject. As an independent human resources consultant, Santiago-Santos will organize a local education campaign and provide employers with different trainings to educate them and their employees about harassment and discrimination. Employers will have a better understanding on how to develop internal policies and procedures to address these claims. Also, trainings will be provided for employees and they will be educated on

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    Title: The Prison Industry in the United States: An Odd Form of Protection of Human Rights Name: Yi Jia SID: 1466752 As a nation that constantly alleges its irreplaceable position in the world that with obligation to protect human rights, United States has finally “fulfilled” their promise to the inmates in prison in 2009. Since the overcrowding prison population far exceeded the designed prison scale, three federal judges from Supreme Court dubbed "perhaps the most radical injunction

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    The United States government has a high mandatory minimum for first time nonviolent drug charges. Therefore, offenders stay in the prison system longer and facilities are not able to properly provide the necessary accommodations to catch up due to the increase of non-violent prisoners that fill the system. According to the article “Tests for Reducing Prison Populations” by Erik Eckholm, one of the problems is that the United States government is trying to come up with better mandatory sentencing

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    Case Study of the ConvergEx Group 2013 Deferred Prosecution Agreement (DPA) In December 2011, ConvergEx Group publicly disclosed parallel investigations by the United States Securities and Exchange Commission and the United States Department of Justice. Between 2006 and 2011, two former employees of ConvergEx Group had concealed the “routing of certain global trading and transition management customer orders to the former Bermuda trading desk of ConvergEx Global Markets (“GCM”) where they were net

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    The Economic Effects of Overpopulated Prisons in the United States: Christopher Polinsky, Ronald Stewart, Ryan Thornton, and Skipper Schuyler Southern Illinois University at Carbondale Prepared for Dr. Kasthuri Henry ESTIS Visiting Assistant Professor September 25, 2016 Of the nearly nine million people incarcerated worldwide, the United States houses over two million inmates in its federal, state, and local facilities. While the goal of the judicial system is to enforce the law and protect

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