Jerry Gergich Case Summary

Jared Fogle is serving a 15-year sentence for child porn and sex crime charges, he was attacked and left bloodied by a fellow inmate in the prison yard on January 29.

Imagine moving away from home, changing schools, and having a family that won’t even give attention when needed. Paul goes through all of this, and he is left to make decisions that will change his life forever. Three choices Paul goes through are, changing schools, tattling on Tangerine Middle School soccer players, and informing the police about Arthur and Erik’s wrong doings. In the novel, Tangerine by Edward Bloor, Paul moves from Houston Texas to Tangerine Florida, and the first five months are filled with decisions and chaos. The choices made by Paul, and the consequences of those choices, affect the development of his character.

Court proceeding and judgment change eventually with time. Every case that is heard within the court system might potentially alter court proceedings that follow. The courts up hold the law and make sure that the defense and prosecution abide by it for a clear judgment. After reading Case No. 09-3133 REGINALD MEEKS v. DAVID MCKUNE, and Case No. 05-5049 UNITED STATES OF AMERICA v. CONRAD DOMINIC POOLE, law that protect the defendant are up held in court if there is reason to believe an error in conviction has occurred. If applying to appeal to the court’s decision and it’s valid it will be heard.

I find Officer Martin’s Level III (Electronic Device) Use of Force to be within Division policy. I also find Officer Pinkerman’s Level I (Physically placed onto the ground) to be within policy.

It’s been a rough week for me and my family like just last night my dad's store was robbed we don't know who did it but my parents are freaking out mom mostly. Her job doesn't pay much so we relied on my dad's store to make the rest of the money and know that it's been robbed it doesn't seem all that hopeful. Then I get a call, it's my best friend Tom.

Did the Delaney Jackson family attend church services, that is unknown. However, their contributions of treasure and sweat equity to the AME church, the cemetery directly behind the church, the original parsonage which burned many years ago, and the building of the Poplar Hill School the imprint of their contribution is there. Land left to the “African Church” in the last will and testament of Mrs. Medora Butler was 16th Section Land. How this gifting of land, land which was public land set aside to support public education not privately owned, was accomplished to support building a church is not quite clear from the available data. Apparently, the African Methodist Episcopal church, was established before Mrs. Butler’s last will was

The case was Jennifer Gratz v Lee Bollinger. Jennifer Gratz, a caucasian women, applied to the University of Michigan College of Literature, Science, and the Arts (LSA) and got denied. The University of Michigan’s admission was based on a 100 point, point system. The University automatically awarded 20 points to students who were a member a minority

In September, there was a case involving Stanford’s dean, Garth Saloner, who states that he will leave his position at the end of the academic year due to complications from a lawsuit filed by a former professor. Dr. James Phillis, the former professor of Stanford who now works for Apple, states that Stanford and Mr. Saloner were discriminating against him while he pursued a relationship with his wife, which is also a member of the business school faculty. Aside from discriminating his marital status, Dr. Phillis also alleges that Mr. Saloner and Stanford discriminated on the basis of his gender and race. Despite the allegations made by Dr. Phillis, Mr. Saloner states, “I am proud of what we have accomplished in the last six years,” adding

George’s suspected kidnappers, a man and a woman, were charged with several crimes, including sexual assault. Their trial was indefinitely postponed, as both suspects have been deemed mentally unfit to stand trial. Then in April 2005, the woman pleaded guilty, apologized to George, agreed to testify against the man and was sentenced to 14 years in prison. A new competency hearing for the man was held in late 2005.

During his deployment, SGT Garcia assumed duties above his rank while working as the NCOIC for the ADAFCO Section, a position normally occupied by a Sergeant First Class. During the ten months deployment, all NCOIC support functions were executed with great alacrity and high proficiency, He ensure that the morale stayed high with in the ADAFCO section. Even with these additional tasks, he still performed all originally assigned Air Defense Artillery Fire Control Assistant (ADAFCA) tasks flawlessly and above standard.

According to the case study, Tracey is the director of an “outreach center for homeless and impoverished seniors” attempting to advocate for her clients (Calley, 2011). Due to limited access to public restrooms, several of Tracey’s clients have been charged with indecent exposure after urinating in public. Under those circumstances, individuals with three indecent exposure charges must register as sex offenders. As a result the recent charges, Tracey attempted to advocate for her clients specifically, by contacting one of the city’s prosecuting attorneys on the charges (2011). In spite of Tracey’s attempts, the prosecuting attorney stated there was nothing that she could do because of the written law; nonetheless stated she understood the

At the Van Nuys, Police station, two police officers began to interrogate Michael C. The officers and Michael C. were alone in the room during the interrogation. Their conversation was tape-recorded. An officer in the interrogation informed Michael

Just after 10:30 a.m., officers with the Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department were sent to the 3500 blk. of Layman Avenue on report of a call for help. A call to 9-1-1 requested police come to the area.

This case study details the trial of Barney Bezerk, who was to come before the court for the axe murder of his family. Planning to use the insanity defense, his attorney hired an expert, Cruddy O’Pinion to conduct a psychological evaluation. The evaluation revealed that Bezerk had a major thought disorder, poor impulse control, uncontrollable anger, and frequently expressed paranoid ideation. An effective approach to explain this case study would be a psychological approach. In analyzing the case, it is important to dissect how to effectively determine whether a person meets the legal definition of insanity, and whether that person has the correct psychiatric assessments to prove his sanity.

Excessive force is when the force exceeds the required amount of force to de-escalate a situation or to safeguard law enforcement or others from any hurt, harm, or danger from an individual. The United States criminal justice system has handled several cases involving the use of excessive force by law enforcement officers, especially during apprehension. The increasing number of such cases creates the necessity to train enforcement officials on how to handle suspects without violating the constitutional rights of the suspects. The United States constitutional rights protect against such force in the Fourth Amendment.