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Role of a Prosecutor

A prosecutor is a legal representative (or chief legal representative) who is primarily responsible for presenting a case during a criminal trial. The trial may be of an individual or more than individual accused of breaking the law. The case in discussion here is about the State Government and an individual. In this case, the police conducted a routine traffic check that in the end resulted in the arrest of a driver who was driving under the influence of alcohol. He also gave the police false information. After a thorough search, the individual was found with a revolver. With Continue reading...

Identify 30 articles and list the variables:

Scientific Causal Model: [the experiences of the consumers about a product or service can either be positive or negative]
Figure 1: Customer satisfaction
[Goal (customer satisfaction)]
Goal-0: Studies have established that the highly reputed brands are also expected to meet high consumer expectations and be superior in service delivery. Based on past researches, clients positively identify with brand repute. the relationship influences the customers’ perception of the products’ performance and value (Sarkar Sengupta et al., 2015) p. 665.”
I agree to the goal. Consumers attach value to a brand based on the expected benefits
Goal-1: Customer satisfaction can be Continue reading...

Definition of Portraiture

Portraiture in painting refers to an art wherein the artist makes people the subject of his or her painting. Furthermore, portraiture is a means of representing a real individual or parts of the human body, and reproducing an image of the individual that reflects his or her personality, characteristics, and traits that are difficult to put into words (Brilliant, p. 35). Essentially, portraiture is a depiction of an individual as the artist’s subject as a means to capture his or her character and quintessence. Hence, portraits may be viewed as art that defines the character and personality of Continue reading...

Planning model

The planning model used in the article is the PRECEDE-PROCEED planning model. This is used in the design and evaluation of the efforts towards oral health promotion. The PRECEDE component of the model allows the researcher an opportunity to review the distal outcomes by working backwards from the established goal. This enables the researcher to develop a blueprint through which the development of the strategy or intervention is based. The PROCEED component of the planning model allows the researcher to outline the evaluation strategies. This component also allows the researcher to institute efficacy study methodologies and pilot studies in Continue reading...

The Specific Patient Rights Established By the HIPAA Law

Introduction
The Federal Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) was established on 21st of August, 1996 (Nass et al., 2009). The major objective of this law was to improve efficiency in delivery of healthcare and make more Americans to take up health insurance (Nass et al., 2009). It also protects the privacy and safety of information related to health care, as well as helping in controlling the administrative cost in the competitive industry. Under this Act, the patients have several rights that enable them to get more information and control regarding their health.

Specific Patient Rights

The main aim of the Continue reading...

Based on the past week’s readings, one thing can be inferred and that is counter-narratives exist for a reason. In fact, most counter-narratives do not only exist for a reason, rather, they are also filled with reason, and at some point, enough justification for a significant number of people to believe them over more mainstream narratives such as the ones that are being published in news TV shows, newspapers, and radio programs. In Katrina’s Imprint, for example, the author highlighted the significance and implications of the sentinel American event that is the attack of hurricane Katrina, and Continue reading...

According to the law in the state of Massachusetts, the decision to teach sexual education lies squarely with the boards of respective schools. It is not a requirement for schools in the State of Massachusetts to teach sexual education (NCSSE, 2009). This situation has led to a high prevalence of unwanted teenage pregnancies and sexually transmitted diseases (STDs) among teenagers both nationally and in the state.
The main purpose of writing this memo is to bring to your attention the resulting negative consequences of unwanted teen pregnancies and STDs. First, there has been an increase in rate of drop Continue reading...

Brief introduction

‘Getting to Yes’ by William Ury is a book that gives a concise strategy that has been proven for parties in order to come to agreements that are mutually acceptable in any conflict that might arise. In a clear manner, the book gives a universally acceptable and concise method through which individuals can negotiate both professional and personal disputes without being influenced by anger. Ury discusses a number of techniques and negotiation tips which can be applied in all manner of situations; ranging from family situations, internal conflicts, business disputes, internal disputes among many other situations. The book analyzes Continue reading...

1.) A thorough investigation into what occurred would require obtaining and analyzing samples from the victim as well as the physical surrounding. Evidence to be collected from the victim includes blood and other bodily fluids (spit). Samples from the physical environment include the collection of trace evidence (hair, skin, fibers, dust) from his clothing, his fingernails, the carpet, the floor and the towels, and bloodstain patterns need to be noted. Moreover, the whole room should be dusted for latent fingerprints. Additionally, the temperature of the room should be noted as well as the temperature of the body. The body Continue reading...

(Name of Professor)

Rousseau was, arguably, one of the gentlest philosophers Europe ever produced, insomuch that he was much more charitable to ideas and peoples which other thinkers would simply brush aside. But this gentleness (or, perhaps ‘gentility’) came with a razor edge – Rousseau understood how to make a point and make it subtly enough so that he could not be penalized but his target would still get the point. The second part of the Discourse on the Origin and Foundations of Inequality among Men is an excellent example of this. The question of whether or not Rousseau views Continue reading...