On Friday, October 30, 2015, approximately 10:40 am Kenneth Cathcart and Imontra Davis were engaged in a verbal altercation in the gym. As a result of this altercation Kenneth Cathcart punched Imontra Davis in the nose. The boys were quickly separated by the coaches and Kenneth Cathcart was escorted to SRO Richardson who standing in the court yard. Imontra Davis received a small cut on his nose as a result of the punch. SRO Richardson then escorted Kenneth Cathcart to his office for processing. He then charged Kenneth Cathcart with Simple Assault. Parent was called and informed that their child was arrested by CMPD and given a 10 day suspension by school.
The applicant Mr. Arthur Hutchinson was born in 1941. In October 1983, he broke into a house, murdered a man, his wife and their adult son. Then he repeatedly raped their 18-year old daughter, having first dragged her past her father’s body. After several weeks, he was arrested by the police and chargedwith the offences. During the trial he refused to accept the offence and pleaded for innocence. He denied accepting the killings and sex with the younger daughter.
The court will likely hold that Andrew Keegan’s (“Mr. Keegan”) actions were a product of a law enforcement officer in influencing his conduct therefore establishing an entrapment defense.
For this assignment, we learned that Maurice Clarett filed a case against the NFL where he argued that the NFL’s three-year rule acted as an unreasonable restraint in violation of the Sherman Antitrust Act and the Clayton Act. On the other hand, the NFL argued that its three-year rule was covered from the antitrust laws by the nonstatutory labor exemption. First, the case was reviewed by the district court which concluded that the NFL's eligibility rules violated antitrust laws by requiring the player to wait at least three years before entering the NFL draft and that the eligibility criteria was not immune from those antitrust laws. The court favored Clarett making him eligible for the 2004 NFL Draft.
Alex said in his testimony “I gave a fake number for my parent – I knew I’d want to skip some days and not get in trouble when I did.” (11) Here, Alex is saying that he had already planned to skip school which explains the fact that Alex Billings missed a lot of school days. In her testimony, his mother stated, “He had missed more days of school than he had attended! Also, his grades were terrible! And I did not receive so much as a phone call about this from KHS! They didn’t even notice that he wasn’t there.” (16) Of course, his mother wouldn’t receive a phone call. Her son had the audacity to give the school a fake number, making it impossible for the school to get ahold of her. “With school as bad as it was, video games became my main priority. I would stay up all night to beat a level.” (12) It is likely that Billings just wanted to stay home from school and play video games, and his absences had nothing to do with Pearson’s comments whatsoever. CJ Pearson should not be charged with intentional infliction of emotional distress because it is very clear that Billings had another motive to stay home.
A 4-year-old child knows right from wrong. When it comes to chastisement, they should not be beaten to where marks, scratches and bruises are visible. SHARPLES TIFFANY In the article, “In an Adrian Peterson: ‘I Am Without a Doubt, Not a Child Abuser”, Peterson goes on to say, “I have always believed that the way my parents disciplined me has a great deal to do with the success I have enjoyed as a man.” The way his parents disciplined him may not work for his son.
Joey Sanchez 5 year old grandson of Hector and Celia Sanchez due to grandfather’s recent illness in which he is unable to return to work and maintain the house hold. Joey has been missing meals days at a time due to the lack of finances and food at home. Joey’s behaviors have increased at school and has been stealing food and fighting with peers and teachers. Joey’s teacher called in a report and it was investigated. Joey was arrested for punching a boy in the face breaking the boy’s nose after school, Joey was suspended from school. Due to Joey’s legal issues and lack of recourses at home a judge deemed Joey to be neglected and a removal was warranted. During the move Joey became upset and attacked Writer. Joey remains upset
Information for the assessment was obtained when Mary Lou Taylor, a mother from Coppell, who was in the stands that day to watch her two children and husband compete in the tournament, made a report to the Plano, Texas police that she had observed Sam Krasniqi what appeared to be fondling his 4 1/2 year old daughter in front of hundreds of spectators during a karate tournament in a Plano high school gym in which his 9 years son was competing. This was also reported by the plain clothes police that responded
Mr. Holt is a 35 year-old, never married BM from Davidson County. Mr. Holt was originally admitted to the main building at MTMHI pursuant to T.C.A. §33-7-301(a) from September 22nd, 2016 to October 7th, 2016 for a forensic evaluation to determine competency and mental condition for the alleged crime of aggravated burglary. Mr. Holt was accused of entering a residence without consent and claiming that he owned the property. He was given a diagnosis of Schizoaffective Disorder – Bipolar Type, and Anti-Personality Disorder and thought to meet the criteria for judicial commitment. At discharge, Mr. Holt was found committable to FSP pursuant to T.C.A. §33-7-301(b) due to making verbal threats against staff and other personnel. He was then committed
Serial Killers have been present all over the world for a very long time. They kill innocent people every day for nor reason. They commit murder after murder and still continue the process. In some cases determining if someone will be a serial killer is much harder than other cases. In the case of Andrew Cunanan who was a serial killer, had killed over four people in just one year. There was no evidence in his childhood that would predict he would be become a serial killer so it was very surprising to see how a little boy could transform into a murderer. However, he wasn’t always a serial killer. He started off as just as a child but very smart child.
For so long Dave’s teachers noticed something was not right with him. He would misbehave, come to school with bruises and lie. The teachers, administration and nurses finally caught on to what was going on at Dave’s house and reported the issue immediately. When Dave and his mother were questioned by administration, his mother would lie about his injuries; Dave would lie as well because he knew if he did not, the beatings would get a lot worse. Therefore, the school did not report anything to authorities. I believe that if a teacher notices a sign of abuse, administration should go above and beyond to figure out what is going on. They should also get the child immediate help. Children are not born to misbehave in such a way as stealing food from other children. There has to be a reason behind their actions and teachers should watch closely. This could change a child’s life forever. This also could give that child a second chance for a better
In August of 2001 Robert Ray Courtney was arrested in Kansas City, Missouri and charged with diluting drugs used to treat cancer patients. Courtney’s actions not only violated criminal and civil laws but they shattered the ethical code and the oath he took as a licensed pharmacist. His actions left many people wondering why anyone would commit such a horrible act, let alone a trusted pharmacist who was providing medication to patients whose very lives depended on him doing his job.
The purpose of this case study is to investigate and bring new insight to situations and behaviors within an organization. Case studies are learning tools which utilize social science research to identify and resolve individual and organizational challenges (K. Mariama-Arthur Esq., 2015).
The mother reported that she received a call from the child’s school assistant principal on 12/20/16 stating that the child was not sitting still and she fell off her chair an hit her face. The mother reported that she didn’t take the child to the doctor because the child was seen by the school nurse. The mother reported that the school provided her
On or about the 1st day of October in the year 2002, Jay Cashman, a bank teller, was robbed a sum of monies with the use of a firearm: a handgun, contrary to the Criminal Code, at the City of Yourtown in the Region of Yourtown in the afternoon.
The student refused again and he was put in a transport restraint and guided to the calm room. In the calm room the student behavior escalated. The student pushed the staff several times the student was asked to use safe behavior and to stop hitting the staff member. The student then kicked a chair at the staff member. The student was reminded again to use safe behavior the student then walked up to the staff member and said no then threw his elbow towards the staff members neck. The student was asked if he needed to be alone to reflect and refocus the student then started punching the walls extremely hard. The previous to this crisis complained about a broken hand so the staff he would put the student in a basket hold if he did not stop because he did not want the student to injury his hand again. The student said “no” and turned to hit the staff member when the staff moved the student then punched the wall again. The staff then put the student in a child controlled restrained so the student wouldn’t be a harm to himself or others. After the student