Promotions such as Happy Hours' further enhance the risk of violence or disorder. ... She suggests that the avoidance of happy hours and the provision of meals will also reduce incidents. ... The burden that alcohol-related violence places on staff was highlighted in November 2000 when a summit was held by health professionals complaining at the lack of a National Alcohol Strategy who highlighted:- • Four out of five attendances at Accident & Emergency departments during peak hours are alcohol-related. ... The Governments white paper Time For Reform' has suggested that cha...

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Solitary confinement is also know as the "hole" and is used as a form of punishment where a prisoner spends up to 23 hours a day in a cell with no human contact (Crystal). ... Imagine sitting in a room with a bed and a toilet and starring at the wall for hours and hours. ... During visitation hours, security should be checking the visitors' bags to ensure that there is no smuggling of drugs inside their purses or bags. ...

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Teens spend about two to five hours each day watching TV, and about forty-five percent of shows have violent content in them. After two hours the violent content is absorbed in their brain it's like a teacher, teens learn from what they see and the violence sinks in so they become more aggressive towards other classmates or adults. ... An article written by many researchers claims, parents don't pay attention to violent shows their teens watch, also it says parents don't set standards on how many hours they can watch TV (Children And TV Violence). There are solutions to these pr...

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These such court orders are for a minimum of 40 hours and a maximum of 240 hours of unpaid community labour and must be done at a rate of between 5-21 hours a week. ... Over 6 million hours of work done for local communities each year, such as village halls renovated, graveyards are cleared and canals are dredged. ... The curfew order lasts up to six months, and the court can specify which hours the offender must remain at home. These can be between two and twelve hours a day. ...

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The point of these programs is to scare juveniles away from crime-how officials have decided to do that is to bring at-risk youth into prisons where they can take a tour and submerge themselves into the prison life for a couple of hours. A couple of hours spent in a jail is supposed to make a big enough impression on the youth to direct them away from a life of deviancy and help them straighten their lives out. ... According to the SC Youth ChalleNGe Academy's website, 59% of 2012 ChalleNGe graduates received their high school diploma or GED and participants have donated nearly 8 millio...

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Ashley was put on 24-hour observation in the 48 hours before her death the correctional officers who were watching here were not told that she was highly suicidal. Just hours before her death, Ashley had talked to a primary worker about her strong desire to end her life. ...

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" It started in November 2003, the program was designed to give children structure, create and positive environment during the hours when most children are out school and may not have supervision after school due to parents working. ... Research shows that most crimes committed by juveniles are done during the hours between 3 and 4. ... The students also are required to attend two-hour class once a week. ...

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Instead, Russell did not stop the car, and he sped away from the police in a wild manner reaching speeds of more than 100 miles per hour (Daly, 2014). ... The communication mishap led to an unnecessary pursuit that included 104 officers, 60 police cars and very high speeds of over 100 miles per hour. ...

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And in one disturbing recent case, a prisoner was forty-eight hours from execution when he was proven innocent. ... These cases often take many hours to prepare and much resource to conduct a proper investigation. ...

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The Probation Service also delivers community punishments in which the courts have sentenced the offender to work a minimum of 40 hours, up to a maximum of 240 hours in the community; at least 5 hours must be worked per week. ...

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The conditions of service or service hours vary depending upon which shift one works and the particular area of service. ... Department hours and day off can vary; there is no consistency that can truly be acquired in the first few years of service according to what I learnt from Bell. ...

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Couple already engaged to be  married at time of incident: fine of 50 shillings Cursing God Three hours (or less) in the public stocks Lying in public Fine of 10 shillings. If can't pay, then 2 hours in the stocks Stealing Repay double the value of what  was stolen, or be publicly whipped Getting drunk Fined, value to be determined by the magistrates Gambling with dice or cards Fine of 40 shillings Wearing visors or other "strange apparel" Fine of 50 shillings Defacing a landmark Fine ranging from 20 shillings to 5 pounds, depending on  severity ...

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Research Design For the purpose of explaining why individuals participate in employee theft crimes, the researcher conducted a cross-sectional study over a period of four months. To select the target population the researcher requested a list of adult offenders convicted of larceny crimes in the...

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Porter sat in his cell on death row in prison while the hours ticked away toward his scheduled execution. ... Porter was released just 48 hours before the execution, he was spared because of the informal efforts of concerned citizens, not because of the justice system. ...

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There are no Children Here Alex Kotlowitz's book, There are no Children Here, deals with the subject of race, values, and community responsibility of the urban underclass. The American inner city deals with the issues such as violent crime and drug wars. With these two explosive issues, the neigh...

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Most get to see their children only on weekends, seldom or never because within hours of delivery, they"re newborn infant will be removed from their care and placed with relatives or foster parents. ...

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"Women's Correction" 1. Many female offenders are usually charged with drug related crimes. Even one out of three women in prison are in there because of drug related crimes. For the women that don't have to go to prison they are considered low risk offenders. With the label of "low risk" wom...

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There are no Children Here Alex Kotlowitz's book, There are no Children Here, deals with the subject of race, values, and community responsibility of the urban underclass. The American inner city deals with the issues such as violent crime and drug wars. With these two explosive issues, the neigh...

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Police brutality has grown greatly through out the United States of America over the past decade. Since the Amadou Diallo shooting in New York City it seems that every day there is a new person being abused by "New York's Finest." Concerned citizens all over the country are now wondering has police ...

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"At the end of a two hour argument session in which the court examined the mans case of 25 years to life for theft, a majority of the justices seemed inclined to uphold the California law"# To me this seems harsh and I don't understand their reasoning in these cases. ...

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The Magnuson-3- repercussions of their actions included countless hours of community service, reading a book that extensively discussed what the veterans of World War I went through, writing an essay of what the book discussed, receiving probation, receiving a huge fine, and having to repair what was damaged at the park. ...

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Gun Control Rough Draft There are many factors that contribute to the death of a person. Illness, old age, disease, natural cause, murder, and suicide are some of the factors. However, one important factor that could be prevented, or reduced is that which involves the use a gun. Guns are the main...

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Research Assignment On the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, and Firearms (ATF) Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms: A Historical Overview The United States Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms (ATF) is a branch of the U.S. Department of the Treasury that collects taxes on alcohol and tobacco and ...

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Twenty states and the District of Columbia have passed laws that allow individuals to use marijuana for medical purposes, including legalization of recreational use for adults over 21 in Colorado, Alaska and Washington. With progressive marijuana trends and nearly one-third of the American populatio...

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Once someone is arrested, if there is not a warrant the person cannot be held for an excessive period of time, only long enough for fingerprinting and basic questioning, the person cannot be held there for typically more than 48 hours. ...

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