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    Table of Contents Executive Summary 1 Future Operational Needs of Law Enforcement 3 Future Crime-Fighting Technologies 4 Crime Predictive Analytics 7 Conclusions 8 References 10 . EXECUTIVE SUMMARY “Policing in America today is at a crossroads as it looks towards the future‚ the old policing strategies are no longer suited to address the emerging threats and growth of electronic crimes arising from out of the growth and popularity of the Internet‚ these crimes include:

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    Case Study: London Drugs

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    We as a group have decided to go with London Drugs for our final project. We chose London Drugs because it started off as a small company based right here in Vancouver. Now there are over 35 stores across Western Canada. It is a local Canadian company‚ that isn’t too large yet there is enough information about it. We also frequently make purchases at London Drugs ourselves. The type of customer service we receive there makes us want to continuously shop there and this has us intrigued to learn more

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    I was nineteen years old when I started my career in law enforcement. I had applied at several places to attempt to become a police officer. I was told by a local police chief that I should start working in a jail or prison and get some experience‚ then I could become an officer after that. In pursuing a career in law enforcement I had to wait two years till I was 21 years of age‚ I did not have any college credits and most agencies required a 60 credit hour degree‚ and I did not have the backing

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    This essay will discuss the Case study by firstly identifying four elements of contract‚ then justifying duties of Mr. Martin with applying the principles of pre-existing contractual duties. Finally a discussion about part payment of debt and promissory estoppel will be explained. Likewise‚ this essay will evaluate the knowledge of common law and agency relationship. QUESTION 1 a) Four essential elements of a contract should be Offer‚ Acceptance‚ Intention to create legal relations and Consideration

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    Drew Cook Comp II Ms. Silverii 2 February 2014 NSA Spying What is the NSA? The NSA is the national security agency. The NSA is steadily watching people by satellites for terrorist acts. They also could watch anybody that they wanted too. No body that I know of likes to be watched constantly. I do not feel safe with the NSA being able to watch my every move‚ because it makes me uncomfortable. Plus‚ there are several different ways that the government could spy on an individual like tapping into

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    Part a) Legal position enabling expulsion of Annabel from the partnership. Step 1:- The problem at hand deals with Partnership law as governed by the Partnership Act 1895 in the absence of a written agreement. Principles of Common law and Equitable principles also apply. Partnership Act governs the partnership of ‘Health Plus’. Sec. 30 of the Act‚ as it relates to misappropriation of partnership property. The application of Sec. 39 Partnership Act 1895 and the Fiduciary Duty breached. Supreme

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    Reconstruction 3. CLB – Company Law Board 4. NCLT – National Company Law Tribunal 5. NCALT – National Company Law Appellate Tribunal 6. SICA - Sick Industrial Companies (Special Provisions) Act‚ 1985 Table of Cases 1. RDF Power Projects Ltd v. M. Muralikrishna‚ (2005) 124 Comp Cas 184 (AP) 2. Union of India v. R. Gandhi‚ President‚ Madras bar Association (2010) 2 Comp LJ 577 (SC) Introduction Due to the delay in decisions regarding procedures of merger/amalgamations‚

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    movement of people‚ food‚ and manufactured goods can have such a negative impact on public health‚ should steps be taken to reduce these flows? What other options are there for lowering the spread of global diseases? How does increased trade in food lead to the spread of food-borne illnesses? What measures can be taken to reduce the incidence of these diseases? Yes‚ steps to reduce negative impact on public health definitely‚ in some ways‚ have to be taken to prevent diseases to spread

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    by the U.S. Constitution and is called Federalism. Federalism refers to a sharing of powers between the national government and the state governments. The supremacy of each government in its own sphere is known as separate sovereignty‚ meaning each government is sovereign in its own right. Both the federal and state governments need their own court systems to apply and interpret their laws. The federal court system is made up of two types of courts. The first type is courts that derive their

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    common law become so rigid and inflexible? Answer: By the reign of henry II‚ the practice of sending the royal justice throughout the country “on circuit” began to result in fairly uniform body of law developing around the country- the common law. The judges were assisted in finding an agreement among them by keeping records known as plea rolls. They set out not only the facts of each case and judgement‚ but often the reasoning behind the judgement‚ in much the same way as the modern law reports

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