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Adam has reasonable grounds for civil law action against Henry, however, that does not mean he will be successful. Adam’s case falls under the tort of malicious prosecution, which means Adam has to prove the four main criteria. The four main criteria include; charges being laid, charges being later withdrawn or dismissed, no reasonable or probable grounds for charges being laid, and improper motive for laying charges. In the case Henry calls the police and makes a report that he saw his neighbour driving well under the influence, this results with charges being laid against Adam when the officer arrests him. When the officer arrest Adam he proceeds with a breathalyzer test which proves that his alcohol level is over the limit, which
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The tort that would apply in this circumstance is passing off because Arturo had ordered a shipment of boots that were similar to those featured in a Ponce De Leon’s Paris fashion show, in addition, he placed posters that he took from the fashion show in efforts to sell his boots at a local flea market. Ponce De Leon is a “popular designer” that is well known, so there could have been public confusion about the authenticity of the boots. If Ponce De Leon goes to trial the court may order Arturo to pay punitive, pecuniary, and non-pecuniary damages for using Ponce De Leon’s well-known brand to misguide the public into purchasing boots, and for the inconvenience of the court …show more content…
A) Kidkare owes a duty of care to Owen because as a business, which deals with children, it is their responsibility to ensure the safety and wellbeing of the children under their care. James also owes Owen a duty of care. As a care provider James is accountable for any children in his group. James should have taken better care to ensure that Owen was in fact joining his older brother’s group, or at the very least, calmed Owen down and have him remain in his own age group.
Kidkare and James Lerner do not owe Owen’s mother, Deborah, a duty of care. Deborah was told on countless events that “caring for Owen on day trips was a challenge for staff and raised safety concerns” which should have resulted in Deborah considering looking for different day care providers. Deborah had chosen to keep her son in the daycare, even though she had enough knowledge that the day care was not working under the capability to address her son’s unique situation. She therefore could have taken the effort to place her son in an environment that accommodates his needs, the fact that she disregard their warning and continued to have her son remain in the day care, meant that she acknowledged any possible negative outcomes. As for James Lerner, he also does not owe a duty of care to Deborah because her agreement to have Owen in daycare was with Kidkare, and not their employees. According to the Anns test, one of the criteria of proving duty of care, is whether or not the parties were working in close
Dia de los reyes magos is on Jan. 5 - Feb. 2 and the day is about the 3 wisemen, But January the 6th is the special day in Mexico….. this day represents the height of the Christmas season. This celebration is where it is stated that the kings, Melchor, Gaspar, and Balthasar, traveled by night all the way from the farthest confines of the Earth to bring gifts to Jesus, whom they recognized as the Son of God. As well as regal, the Three Kings are depicted as wise men, whose very wisdom is proved by their acknowledgement of Christ's divine status. Arrived from three different directions, the kings followed the light provided by the star of Bethlehem, which reportedly lingered over the manger where the Virgin Mary gave birth for many days. In
Juan Ponce de Leon is most recognized as the Spanish explorer who discovered Florida. However this was not his only achievement or contribution to the Spanish empire. Prior to discovering Florida he helped fight off the last of the Moors in Granada, he prevented the Indians from attacking the Spaniards in Hispaniola, he served as the first governor of Puerto Rico, discovered other geographical features off of Florida’s coast all while never giving up on his quest for gold or to gain the same recognition as Christopher Columbus.
On October 12, 1492 Christopher Columbus landed on unknown territory, however, in his perspective of Earth he thought he made a new route to Asia. He travels throughout the lands, soon, he discovers new forms of inhabitant plants, as well as, indigenous people that were native to those lands. Years later he soon unravels that it was all unaccustomed terrain. The monarchy of Spain also discovers Columbus’s new discoveries, then, they send more explorers to conquer the lands. In 1520, Hernan Cortes goes with the order from Spanish royalty to go to the newly discovered lands to conquer them, also, help expand the Spanish empire. Overall, Columbus and Cortes both reported the new lands they recently discovered back to Spain, however, their descriptions
Francisco Vazquez de Coronado served as the political liaison for the preliminary exploration. Francisco came from a prominent Salamanca family after the passing of his father and mother he did not inherit the families fortune, this put him in a position to make a shift to New Spain and hopefully chase the dream of making a fortune and becoming rich. At the age of twenty five Francisco arrived in New Spain in 1535, upon his arrival he was introduced and attached to a highly appointed officer Viceroy Mendoza. As time passed he went on to marry a wealthy women named by the name of Dona Beatriz de Estrada, his mother in law gave Francisco a large amount of money that is called “hacienda” which mean he received a large estate or plantation with a dwelling house. Around 1537 Francisco started to make a name for him when a rebellion just outside of México broke out; he successfully put down the rebellion and the following year Mendoza appointed him “regidor” which means a member of a council of municipalities. Then a year later in 1538 at the age of twenty ei...
The Ponce de Leon Hotel first opened its doors on 1888 right in the middle of what was known as the Gilded Age, a time period that was marked by rapid industrialization, expansion of nations into a structure, free market economy with almost no regulations, rise of captains of industry, emergence of organized labor, and age of conspicuous consumption. The creator of the Ponce de Leon Hotel was Henry Flagler, one of the captains of industry who made most of his money using the Standard Oil Company. When he visited St. Augustine Florida, he recognized the potential for the area to become an attraction for the leisure class and decided he would build a hotel for only the wealthiest in the country. Thorstein Veblen was an American economist and sociologist who lived during the Gilded Age as well and wrote a book called The Theory of the Leisure Class. In it he discusses the concept of items such as the leisure class, vicarious consumption, and conspicuous consumption. By reading his text, it is fairly easy to understand how the Ponce de Leon Hotel holds the values of the Gilded Age and the leisure class.
Anna and Steven Ford will assure the role as caregiver to Katara and Braylen MacMillian and will assure the following terms are met; Supervised contact between Lonnie MacMillian and Candice Cox at all time. This supervision is to be within sight and sound and there are to be no overnight visit between the minor children and their parents. All supervision is to be supervised by Anna or Steven Ford. If either Lonnie or Candice appear at the visit under the influence of drugs or alcohol, the Fords are granted the right to refuse the visit and is to report this to DSS Caseworker withing 72 hours after the incident has occurred. Anna & Steven Ford are to assure that all basic needs of the children are met at all times and will work in collaboration
I accept all responsibility for the child(ren)’s behavior and conduct. I understand that reasonable care will be given, but if an accident should occur, I agree to hold harmless Kids Kamp, its pastors, staff, volunteers, or any of its designated agencies/individuals while the child(ren) is/are participating in any activity or function of Kids Kamp.
...d, ‘so far as the threshold conditions are concerned, the factor which seems to me to outweigh all others is the prospect than an unidentified, and unidentifiable, carer may inflict further injury on a child he or she has already severely damaged’. This approach was later applied in Merton LBC v K .
There are many times throughout the book that I believe they are directed toward God or the supernatural. For example, as the father and son are on their journey on the road they get 'lucky' quit a few times. When they were starving they found a house full of food and later on found a flare gun and blankets. Each of these times that they seemed to get 'lucky', I believe that they were miracles from God. Another thing is when the father found the flare gun on the boat and said that the boat was named "Pajaro de Esperanza" which means bird of hope. In the bible the dove symbolizes a bird of hope and that could have been a sign that they were going to be okay. Something else is when the father is dying and looks at the book it says "He watched
Parton, N., Thorpe, D. and Wattam, C. (1997) Child Protection Risk and Moral Order, London: Macmillan
This is critical, as children are naturally susceptible to being neglected, exploited, and abused by those who do not have their interests in mind. The best interest standard protects children against this by requiring that their interests be served to the highest possible degree. Of course, while there are issues with the best interest standard, they are also applicable to the basic interest standard, which simply requires that children not be harmed. One such problem is that, in making decisions in the child’s best interest, one must be able to classify the interests of the child. It argues that not all children have the same interests, and that there can be conflicts between the accounts of what the child’s best interests are. However, these are also true for the basic interest standard, where assumptions are made as to what those basic interests are. At least in the best interest standard, children are given the opportunity to voice their interests when their communications skills are developed. Hence, it is better to decide in a child’s best interests as it provides them with an opportunity to experience what is closest to the optimal outcome for
Not many individuals may be aware that all professions have their own set of Code of Ethics that they need to obey. In order to have a better understanding one need to have a basic definition of what Code of Ethics is. According to Early Childhood Australia has specified that it is a set of declaration that members of a profession needs to follow in terms of standards and values. In the framework of a Child and Youth Care practitioner, the Code of Ethics supports the morals and value of a CYC practitioner as well as what is expected of them towards their co-workers and clients. Furthermore, CYC practitioners’ plays an important role in the society as these roles are to achieve high standard of quality in their field of work under the controlling by the significant of the code of ethics. In this essay an attempt will be made to discuss why ethical practise is essential regarding to Child and Youth profession. Moreover, my view on how unethical practice should be doubt with will be considered along with an example about ethical misconduct.
“Poor Juan! One day they caught him with his guard down before he could even realize that what he had taken as a stroke of luck was really one of fates dirty tricks(Valenzuela 174).” Juan appears to me as a good and innocent character that cares for his friends safety but as the story goes on, he is put into one of fates dirty tricks due to the government brain washing him and him becoming a censor.
Because Columbus thought that he had found uncharted lands in Japan or maybe China, he asked for the money and help for a second voyage. King Ferdinand and Queen Isabella once again helped him, even though the last trip had been unsuccessful. He had brought some of the natives from one of the islands he visited. For the second voyage, Columbus was sent with a lot more resources and men. He was given over a thousand men to accompany him to the new lands to colonize Hispaniola. There were 17 ships sailing on the second voyage, along with domesticated animals such as pigs and horses (Minster n.d.-b). Not only was this voyage much larger, but it took much less time to get to the islands that Columbus had discovered the year before. Leaving Spain on October 13th, 1492, they spotted land in less than a month on November 3rd (Minster n.d.-b). The first island that Columbus and his crew landed on was not the one that he was sailing to colonize, but one that he named Dominica, but the natives of this island weren’t friendly, so they left quickly, heading to find Hispaniola. Making a few stops along the way, Columbus discovered a few more islands and also ended up in Costa Rica before getting to the island he was going to colonize. When Columbus returned to Hispaniola, he found that the agreement between him and the natives had been terminated. All of his men that had been left behind had been killed by the natives, because they were supposedly mistreating and raping the native women. Columbus went to the northern coast to establish a town he called Isabella. In the process of establishing this town many of his men got sick and perished because of the sicknesses. A group of Columbus’ men tried to leave the island in hopes to return to Spain...
In regards to the process of making informed decisions, children do not necessarily have a fully developed sense of self that an autonomous person holds or sufficient experience to make wise choices. Therefore, (JUDITH) explains, “…they [children] do not have a will of their own but must rely on others to make decisions for them.” (PAGE 37). Although the period of childhood does see rapid cognitive and psychosocial progression, that development is also relative to environmental and cultural settings of the child (REFERNCE FOUNDATIONS). The Child, Young Persons and Their Families Act 1989 is a legal legislation in New Zealand that provides guidelines and laws in regards to “…children and young persons who are in need of care or protection or who offend against the law.” (ACT SECTION 1AA). The Child, Young Persons and Their Families Act 1989 seeks advancement for the well being of children and young persons within their family; provides assistance to families to care for their children and young persons; implements procedures relative to providing for children and young persons in need of protection or care and assists in resolving offences committed by children and young persons (REFERENCE ACT). This act can be seen in action in the nursing profession