Activity 2: Entrepreneurship 2.1 Unemployment - Unemployment occurs when a person who is actively searching for employment is unable to find work. It is defined as a situation where someone of working age is not able to get a job but would like to be in full-time employment. 2.2 Two entrepreneurial skills that should be taught from a young age according to the passage is problem solving skills-when taught problem solving skills from a young age ,there won’t be much difficulty when faced with a problem while opening up a business. Innovation and creativity is also a skill that should be taught from a young age-by being taught this …show more content…
Entrepreneurs have no regular working hours which could be a problem should they have other responsibilities. Changing economies is also a problem, if the economy is going through a down fall people are cautious with their money and will buy less, slowing the business down. Determination helped my dad to succeed in his business and he never gave up in what wanted to achieve. He is also a hard worker and put in the time needed in order for a successful business .Social skills is a very important trade in which my dad has which benefited him as he gained many customers. Activity 3: Fraud and Corruption 3.1.1 Bail- The temporary release of an accused person awaiting trial, sometimes on condition that a sum of money is lodged to guarantee their appearance in court. 3.1.2 The traffic cops may have been denied bail because they firstly did things that are against the law but what makes it even worse is that they are people of the law and they were involved in illegal activity .They also committed fraud by issuing learners and drivers licence out to people who have not gone through the correct procedure. They also may have been denied bail as they were not doing their jobs
The Victorian Bail Act 1977 outlines the provisions of bail, Section 4(1) a provides a presumption in favour of granting bail. “Any person accused of an offence and being held in custody in relation to that offence shall be granted bail” (Bail Act 1977 (Vic), s. 4(1)). This means that anyone charged of an offence should be granted bail unless there are circumstances which justify the refusal of bail. Under Section 4(2) there is a presumption against bail for serious offences including serious drug offences and terrorism offences (Bail Act 1977 (Vic), s. 4(2). Since Frank was caught with both drugs and terrorist weapons in his possession, the only way that he could be granted bail is if he proves there were ‘exceptional circumstances’ or show cause of why the bail should be granted (Bail Act 1977 (Vic), s. 4(4).
Moreover, S.1 of the PACE Code allow Police officers to confirm and allay their suspicion, and also justify the use of such power to search. Hence, it would be worth considering others parts of the PACE Code, e.g.: PACE Code A for the determination of Police’s suspicion, discretion and accountability for using the power to conduct a
Bail Bail is the amount that has to be paid. If you want to the person to be released from jail before their court date, you will have to pay the set bail amount. A judge will determine the bail amount.
To put it in a simple way, bail is the refundable exchange of cash, bond, or property between the court and the arrestee in return of the freedom of the arrestee until the trial date. [1] Bail exists not for the courts to make money but to allow arrestees who are in jail awaiting trial for a non-capital crime an opportunity to go back to their communities while leaving a personal interest with the court. [2] The personal interest that the arrestee left with the court will ensure that the arrestee will come back to the court on the trial date and not flee. [2] In felonies and some misdemeanors allowing an offender the privilege to pay a bail and go free until trial is up to the discretion of the judge, if for some reason the judge suspects that
Whenever a person has criminal charges filed in opposition to him or her, courts set bail to make an effort to ensure the person charged may show up in the court for upcoming hearings. A bail is the amount of money the defendant has to deposit along with the courtroom to secure her or his freedom while the defendant 's case is being heard from the court. When the defendant will not pay the bond set by the judge, the defendant goes to jail until the court hears his or her case. In certain cases, the court may not actually make bail arrangements due to the fact it has confirmed that the defendant is actually a flight risk and may possibly try to escape the court 's jurisdiction as well as never appear for hearings. Figuring out the bail amount
– Occupational Crime- Illegal activity committed within the context of the occupations. – Governmental Crime- Variety of crimes committed by government employees or within a government context. State Corporate Crime, Crime of Globalization and Finance Crime: Combination of agencies involved in the illegal act. Crimes by international financial institutions, banking/thrift crime, money laundering, insider trading, and fraud. Enterprise Crime, Contrepreneurial Crime, Technocrime, and Avocational Crime: Other types of white-collar crime, often considered marginal or tangentially related to core white-collar crimes.
The third issue we found out from “Serpico” is corruption. In the movie, police officer Frank Serpico exposed corruption in the New York City police department. He was the first officer to testify against another officer. Corruption is the dishonest behavior and wrong doing on the part of an authority or powerful party through means that are illegitimate, immoral, and incompatible with ethical standards. Corruption are include giving or accepting bribes or inappropriate presents, double dealing, under-the-table transactions, manipulating elections, diverting funds, laundering money and defrauding investors.
(Wikipedia, 2014). Corruption in
Policing holds a great amount of discretion and forcible activity that usually takes place in a private setting. Most of their daily routine including patrols is out of the sight of supervisors. With that being said, the opportunities for misconduct such as corruption are easily obtainable. Lyman defines corruption as “the abuse of police authority for gain” (Lyman, 2010). The types of police corruption are broken into four major categories.
Set amounts of money bail according to the circumstances of the individual defendant. 6. Introduce and enforce time limits for remands in custody, after which defendants should be reviewed or freed on bail. 7. Provide legal aid and assistance supplemented, where necessary, by paralegals to provide advice to defendants.
Included in the bust were two regular people and one prisoner. The test found that jail watches and staff were pirating stash, for example, alcohol, tobacco and PDAs into the cell phones for cash. Detainees utilized the unlawful mobile phones to submit wire extortion, tax
That’s when is released from jail while the criminal case is pending. Usually begging with a bond which is a contract between bondsmen and defendant’s the defendant pays to get out of jail. There are three types of bonds personal recognizance bond this type is when a defendant promises they will show up to court also known as release on recognizance or (ROR) this is when the defendant is seen as reliable and has roots in the community. Since you can’t do that with every defendant another type of bails bond is a cash bond used in many states the defendant will have to post ten percent of the bail amount in cash with the court. Last but not least the most common type of bails bond used surety, Surety bond makes sure you show up to your court dates.
Therefore, for the police to be involved, there must be a crime that has been committed or a violation of law that has been put in place by
According to research, most successful entrepreneurs have certain personal attributes in common. They include determination, leadership, flexibility, creativity, self-confidence, passion, and ‘smarts’. Possessing these personal attributes is just a start, executing them properly and to maximum is what we expect from an entrepreneur. Though, you must have a vision and execute it consequently.
Entrepreneurship in the Philippines is currently booming and one of the best things a person can do today is start taking action in putting up its own business or acquiring a franchise (Louren, 2017). Entrepreneurship is a state of mind. It is not identified or measured with the type of business a person is in the success of that business but rather it is the total way of life for entrepreneurs. Being an entrepreneur requires distinct personality traits such as having a risk-taking personality, need for achievement, internal focus of control, tolerance for ambiguity and having a type A behavior or striving to achieve more in less time and general competitiveness (Gilles and Mondejar, 2008). Entrepreneurship has been described as the “capacity and willingness to develop, organize and manage a business venture along with any of its risks in order to make a profit” (www.businessdictionary.com).