Quinten Case Summary

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Facts of the Case: Monte Durham has an extensive history of imprisonment due to breaking the law and hospitalization due to mental illness after every conviction. In every case, he was deemed of having an unsound mind. After 15 months of treatment, in one particular case, Durham was discharged from the mental hospital and returned to jail to serve the remainder of his sentence. After his release, Durham received a warrant for parole violation and fled the area. He was arrested again for bad checks. He was sent back to the District. Once again, the parole board sent him to a lunacy inquisition hearing where he was readmitted to the hospital. This time the diagnosis was "without mental disorder, psychopathic personality." And he was discharged for the third time.

MILLERSBURG — A Holmes County man last week pleaded not guilty to his eighth drunken driving charge.

Likewise, Page also had other drinking related incidents with the law. CBS reported that Page pleaded guilty to misdemeanor charges in EL Paso in 1994 and was sentences six months probation. He also pleaded

On April 3, 2013, Rayshaun was placed on indeterminate supervised probation after evidence was found sufficient on charges of larceny from a person and assault and battery. Rayshaun was ordered to complete 25 hours of community service work, write an apology letter to the victim, and complete the larceny program. According to court service

Gerald Gault is a 15-year-old that was taken into custody for prank phone calls to Mrs. Cook that was sexually inappropriate. In addition, when authorities arrived at Gault residents no legal guardian was present to be informing of Gault arrest, no message was left either to inform the guardians of the situation. Furthermore, Gault claims he only dialed the Mrs. Cooks telephone number and his friend did the inappropriate remarks, but then confess to have said a little bit in the prank call. In Gault hearing the judge proclaim Gault a juvenile delinquent until the age of 21- years –old.

Anthony Williams age 15 years old is alleged to have gained entry into Elm Elementary School without consent and was found with Elm Elementary School laptops in his backpack. Anthony has multiple risk factors which include poverty, school problems. family problems, drug and alcohol abuse(Siegel, 2014, p.3). Anthony is showing signs of recidivism. Having just completed probation Anthony Williams is clean from drugs and alcohol which has been a big risk factor for him(Stearns 8/24). He has previously broken into one other residence and a gas station as stole items. Anthony Williams currently has no contact with his mother or his father due to the health problems of his father and the legal problems with his mother. Anthony currently lives with his two grandparents but they are unable to

Ed Kemper was a serial rapist who terrorized California from 1972-1973 with 8 murders spread out among the Santa Cruz region. He primarily picked up young female hitch-hikers and either shot or strangled them. He would cut off the head and hands, rape the corpses, and dispose of the body separately. He had a very troubled childhood with a lot of psychological abuse from an alcoholic mother which attributed to most of his psychosis. He ended up turning himself in after the murder of his mother and given life in prison.

The issue in this case revolves around the civil rights under the Constitution of the United States for a juvenile that is going through proceedings as a delinquent when there is a potential for incarceration. Gerald Gault was a 15-year-old that was accused of making an obscene telephone call to his neighbor, a Mrs. Cook, on June 8, 1964. Subsequently, Mrs. Cook filed a complaint with the police regarding the incident. Eventually that same day, Gerald Gault and Ronald Lewis, a friend, were arrested for the incident and transported to the Children’s Detention Home. At the time of his arrest, Gault was on probation for being in the company of another boy who was in possession of a wallet which was stolen from a woman’s purse. When Gault

The last case Defendant cites, Quinones, is almost identical to Pierce and Barrett in that the facts also involve a capias warrant issued by a trial court in an active Ohio case, when appellee failed to appear for his trial. In Quinones, defendant-appellee had gotten arrested and incarcerated in Arizona while awaiting trial on his Ohio matter. In that case also, the prisoner did everything possible to notify the appropriate prison authorities, court and prosecutor of his place of imprisonment, and promptly filed a pro se motion for speedy trial to give actual notice to the State and Court. Here too, the State failed to act in a timely manner after the detainer was set to return the prisoner to Ohio custody, and he filed a motion to dismiss

During the trial Daniel Lewis Allan was charged with several criminal acts, such as possession of a stolen vehicle worth over $5,000, breaking and entering a dwelling house with intent to commit assault therein, kidnapping, unlawful confinement, aggravated assault and robbery, and possession of a weapon for a dangerous purpose, or for committing an offence. The accused assaulted the complainant, Allan Sutton, on August 29th 2003, dragged him out of the house, had placed the victim’s body in the trunk of the stolen car, seriously injured him in order to obtain the PIN number of the complainant’s debit card, and dumped the body at the side of McMillan road. On the morning of the event, the victim was in the bathroom of his house in Surrey getting

There was a female pastor by the name of Pastor Boyd, who predicted back in 2003 at the beginning of the summer that there will be seven deaths. She predicted that all the deaths would be teenagers. Were these deaths prophesied or was it coincidence? There were a lot of questions in the air about her prophecy. Everyone wanted to know who it would be. The predictions or prophecies were all black teenage males. These horrific events took place in a small town in Clewiston, FL. Clewiston is a small agricultural town in South Florida. There is a small sub-division called Harlem, FL which is made up of 99 percent African-Americans. The sun has risen and school is out. A young 13-year-old African American male by the name of Travon wanted to go out with his friends from school;

The case of Dwayne Providence is a heart-retching case that started with his arrest in 2000 in Detroit Michigan. The beginning of the case goes into elaborate detail about how he was getting his life together before that day that he got arrested. Dwayne felt that day was the worst day of his life and there was a feeling of “the whole world came crashing down,” this caused Dwayne to be very confused and flustered. The issue about the entire case started with Dwayne thinking that he was going to get pulled over for a traffic violation. He was denied knowing what was going on and the police did not give him an answer. It was later on that he had found out that he was going to be questioned for homicide. He had no idea about who the person was

The article summarized the fraud activities that was taking place at Elmina Inc. Assisted Living in Miami. He was sentenced for thirty months in prison. The Department of Justice discovered that he was involved in kickback scheme that funneled patients to a fraudulent mental health provider. He was ordered to pay $165, 881 in restitution. Rammarine participated in the fraud resulted in more than $445,025 in fraudulent billing to the medicare program. Medicare fraud forces are operating in nine cities across the country, and 1,333 defendants.

PER REPORTER: Christy said Tyler was out of school for eleven days and was reported to the truancy officer (Ms. Wilder). Christy said she was informed by Ms. Wilder to report the following allegations to CPS. Christy said Ms. Wilder told her when she spoke with Tyler’s mother (Mary) she