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    Akshay Kumar- 10F4 Where is Mumbai located? _(SPACE)_ Mumbai is located in the state of Maharashtra‚ India. How has the former _ENVIRONMENT_ of swamps and marshes been _CHANGED_ to accommodate slum neighbourhoods? The former environments of swamps and marshes have been covered up to accommodate the establishment of slums on top of them. Describe the living conditions in the _PLACE_ you see in the photograph. Compare this with your current living conditions. The first thing you notice is the

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    Haemodynamic Monitoring

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    In this assignment the use of Haemodynamic monitoring will be discussed; the author will discuss a patient‚ (Mary) that came to operating theatres for a procedure. Names that are used have been changed in accordance with the Nursing and Midwifery Council (2004)‚ to protect identities. The specific haemodynamic monitoring used for the patient is‚ Direct Arterial Pressure Measurement‚ more commonly termed “A line”. Mary is a 68 year old female who came to theatres for a diagnostic laparotomy

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    Female Offenders

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    Aarron Eilers February 22‚ 2010 Female Offenders The number of women incarcerated is growing at a rapid pace. This calls for a reevaluation of our correction institutions to deal with women’s involvement in crime. Increasing numbers of arrests for property crime and public order offenses are outpacing that of men. The “War on Drugs” has a big influence on why our prisons have become overcrowded in the last 25 years. Women are impacted more than ever because they are being convicted

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    Child Offenders

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    Child Offenders CJA374 December 12‚ 2011 Jerry Kilgo Child Offenders With juveniles crime becoming more and more common these days‚ it is hard to come to an understanding that children can commit crimes just like an adult. Even with that sweet innocent child mind. We tend to forget that they are still human and are raised by these individuals who are committing the same crimes or being watched on television and want to reenact it‚ since it looks fun. Though‚ the children do not understand

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    Sex Offenders

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    There are a lot of sanctions on sex offenders but there are only put in place to help the people that live in the communities and it can help the offender not try to commit any more sex crimes. The sanctions are helpful and can reduce recidivism among sex offenders. These sanctions are warranted and are needed. There are many types of sex offences. A lot of them are more common than most. `Sex offences include: Molestation/Lewd Act with a Minor‚ Rape‚ Statutory rape or Unlawful Sexual Intercourse

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    Sri Lanka Institute of Information Technology Strategic Brand Extensions Project Proposal Business Project 2012 Submitted by: 1. BM11783336– Pasan ganegama 2. BM11783268– Randika Geeganage 3. BM11784258– Sajith Chinthaka 4. BM11783954– Sahan Chathuranga 5. BM11775270– Amila Weerakoon Submitted to: Ms.Chathurini Kumarapperuma .......................................... Mrs. Mano Weligodapola Supervisor ’s Signature 2012.08.04 Executive Summary The

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    Youth Offenders

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    sentences for offenders under 18 was cruel and unusual punishment‚ and therefore unconstitutional. At the heart of the decision is the recognition that it is fundamentally unjust to mandate a life sentence for children convicted of homicide without considering mitigating factors. Young offenders in the juvenile and criminal justice systems lack adjudicative competence because of developmental immaturity (Grisso et al.‚ 2003). Moreover‚ the prevalence of mental illness among young offenders heightens

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    Juvenile Offenders

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    would have been charged as a crime if he was an adult. In most cases‚ many juvenile offenders often fall into bad company or they lack proper parental guidance. Furthermore‚ juvenile offenders are still young; they have not reach a level of maturity where they are able to exercise good decision-making. Therefore‚ I disagree that juveniles are solely at fault for their own crimes. On the contrary‚ many juvenile offenders were actually aware that their actions were illegal when they committed the crime

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    Essay On SG-Secure

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    Is SG-Secure the Way to Go? For SG-Secure‚ there is indeed two sides of the story. SG-Secure can be understood as an avoidance to the fundamental issues of terrorism. Politically engage the would-be terrorists and understand what do they want and what are they unhappy about. SG-Secure can also be understood as an opportunity to turn the threat of terrorism as an act of catalyst to social resilience. Perhaps what we could do moving on is to take a balanced view of resilience. Resilience as an imagined

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    Young Offenders

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    Question one read‚ “What do you think is the best solution for helping a young offender?”. In relation to my results (Refer to appendix 3)‚ 15 people out of 25 suggest that counselling is the best form of help and a solution for a young offender‚ whereas only 7 agree that therapy is the best form of help. In line with parliament.uk (2014)‚ “All young offender institutions and prisons are required to have procedures in place to identify‚ manage and support

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