THE CRIMINAL DISPARITY CONTINUUM Introduction The Innocence Project, established in 1992 by Peter Neufeld and Barry Scheck at Cardozo School of Law, excuses the wrongly sentenced through DNA testing and changes the criminal equity framework to forestall future bad form (Binswanger, I. A., et al. 2012). The Innocence Project’s mission is to free the fantastic number of honest individuals who remain detained and to carry change to the framework liable for their shameful detainment (Hoeffel, J. C. 2010). Overview Absolve the Innocent The Innocence Project speaks to customers looking for present conviction DNA testing to demonstrate their honesty. We likewise counsel on various cases on offer in which the respondent is spoken to by essential guidance, and we give data and foundation on DNA testing suit. Until this point, 367 individuals in the United States have been absolved by DNA testing, including 21 who spent time in jail waiting for capital punishment. (West, E., & Meterko, V. 2015). These individuals served a normal of 14 years in jail before exemption and release. The Innocence Project’s full-time staff attorneys and Cardozo…
The Experience of Grief Introduction Grief is not just about sadness. There is more to pain than people think. It involves a range of many emotional reactions. These may include emotions, thoughts, behavior, beliefs, among many other things. All these reactions tend to correlate with one another. They, at times, can be overwhelming to the person facing it. Grief at most times comes about as a result of suffering a significant loss, which at times is unexpected. For instance, the death of a loved one. One would not expect that their loved one could die, and finally, when they do, people end up frustrated, not knowing how or what to do to be able to face the loss. They are therefore faced with these mixed emotions that are entirely not a good thing to deal with. Most people even tend to fall into depression if their grief is not handled in due time. The main aim of conducting this interview was to get different insights into the experience of pain. This interview was conducted in one of the local homes…
Task 2: Monitor and review the budget Introduction The expense pent during the financial year has been used to estimate the GST expenditure. The company tax credit was deducted from the present tax liability which represents the last year tax credit. The whole year GST is apportioned based on sale revenue received in each year. The company tax liability has been computed accordingly. The report will also involve the computation of different variance to measure if the company achieved the set standard. Company is faced by different economic and legal policies hence this report will start with identification of current issues affecting the operation and performance of the company (Fullerton & Widener, 2013). Finally, this report presents the variance cash flows, recommendation and summary of the variances. Significant issues Houzit Pty. Ltd is required to comply will all government statutory requirement to avoid government in organization matters. The company uses applicable laws to compute tax liability. The company financial statements are prepared according to in accordance with Australia accounting standard board (AASB) and tax shall be computed on tax profit…
The Chan Family nearly became an unhealthy functioning family. The healthy functioning family which means that the family could have a clear family structure and role responsibilities to fulfilled living needs and organized daily life; have care, support, nurture and appreciation between the family members with quality interaction and open communication and could deal with changes and difficulties in a positive manner. (Barker, & Chang, 2013, p21-22) The changes have taken place in the family structure and role responsibilities among the Chan family. While Mr. and Mrs. Chan decided to divorce, Mr. Chan sometimes did not come back home to sleep and even less time with family. After Mr. Chan moving out, Mrs. goes part-time job and visit mothers-in-law while Tung-tung is at school or in the centre. They have failed to show concern, support and appreciation for family members. The parents had arguments over trivial matters within a few months ago. Tung-tung shouted to express her incomprehension about the incident. Still, her mother could not tolerate and failed to understand the meaning behind why Tung-tung kept crying every day…
STATEMENT OF PURPOSE I choose to study Commerce in Higher Secondary School due to my keen interest towards Economics and Business. I strongly believe that Economics is the perfect combination of numbers and words, calculations and interpretations. Later in my school days, I realised that Commerce would be a perfect choice for me and will help me study further in a similar field where I would get a chance to learn more about market in much more detail. I strongly believe that analytical skills, evaluation, real-world application and day to day business news, broader thinking are very vital. Economics has made me aware of reality. The national issues creating headlines from inflations, recessions to GDP give meaning to how the World Economy is influenced by local factors has grabbed my attention the most. Business further emphasised the importance of Economics in operating a business, intriguing me towards our family business. My parents as well as grandparents are into the family business for a very long time, inspired from them and the way how the business environment works, I initially decided…
Exploring Identity The article is about an exploratory research that focuses on six qualitative researchers whose initial aim was to find out who they were as qualitative researchers and how they came to how they identified themselves as such. The methodology used was autoethnography, where the researchers filled out answers to two questions: who they were as a qualitative researcher and how they came to identify as qualitative researchers. Several discussions were done online, as the researchers reviewed each other’s responses to the questions. In the process of seeking to understand who they were, the researchers realized that this narrowed down to what they do as qualitative researchers. From their experiences, several common themes appeared, and these were compressed to six major themes: building epistemology, as an art or craft, qualitative research as a social bridge, why qualitative research need legitimating and stewards of people’s lives (Roger et al., 2018). The role of a researcher in qualitative research is that of a subjective observer. Thus the researcher has a relation to the researched. A qualitative researcher has to closely…
single-parenting When you hear the word single-parenting, the first thing that pops in your mind is how can anyone be able to provide a good life for their child without the second parent in the picture. The judgment will always be there for single parents out there. However, it seems more so for single moms. With that being sometimes said, the mothers do not have a choice in the matter; either they are divorced or widowed or could have had a guy get them pregnant and runoff as well as maybe having a baby without telling the father due to domestic violence scenarios. Who are we as outsiders to judge these women who do the best job and being a mom and father to their child or children? It may not be ideal for the mother to be alone, but they do know what is best for their kids. The world ridicules single moms to the point where they feel they are being attacked or looked at as a horrible person. Single moms can and have taken on both roles…
Rip Van Winkle by Washington Irving and Neighbour Rosicky by Willa Cather Abstract Rip Van Winkle by Washington Irving and Neighbour Rosicky by Willa Cather are two short stories of two different characters who share some similarities basing on their life stories. The characters share a common aspect in terms of their relationship with others, their sense of adventure, and the trials and conflicts they face in life. Rip, for instance, tries to escape his wife’s nagging and ends up disappearing for twenty years. He comes back to a changed world and environment he does not recognize. Rosicky, in ‘Neighbour Rosicky’ is diagnosed with heart disease and ends up being a handyman at home to his family. He begins to recall his life and the choices he made from his early life to his old age. His wife, Mary, tries her best to keep him comfortable and happy, with help from their son and his wife. He tells stories of his coming to America, and this creates a close bond between him and his daughter-in-law, Polly. He dies after suffering…
THEMATIC ESSAY: 2BR02B Introduction The “2BR02B” (To Be or Not To Be) is one of Kurt Vonnegut’s short fiction story which was written back in 1962. The story is quite impressive. According to me after reading the story, it is obvious to say that the message that the author wanted to across has been well delivered. The short story has a title that captures the attention of the reader as it is different from the usual titles given to the story. At the beginning of the article, we are given a summary of the current situation of the world. We see the state of the world is not promising as the various institution are not operational leaving everything to chaos. The insane people have no place where they can get the help they need. The world, as known, has changed so much. According to Kurt (1962), everything in the world is perfect, as men have swelled it well. The society is seen to be accurate as the diseases have been conquered, there are no slums, prisons, insane asylums are no…
Analysis of the Play Proof The play proof was written by David Auburn and premiered at the beginning of the 21st century, the onset of the decade. The play is about a young woman by the name Catherine who is worried about the dangerous effects of inheriting the genius of his father. The play showcase Catherine’s father to be a mathematical genius succumbed by emotional and psychological problems because of his intense passion for precise. Catherine believes the mathematical genius runs in the family and therefore considers that to a broad aspect, she possesses these abilities. The challenge presented is when Catherine fears that the psychological and mental problems that her father exhibits could as well begin transforming to reality in her personal life. The play, therefore, depicts the life of mathematicians and there daily interactions with others, and the effects with which these interactions may have on others. Catherine also exhibits an extent of genius, especially in her conversations with her friends as she gives a more logical approach to the questions and also the conservations she has with…