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    Throughout American history national security has been more important than civil liberties and freedoms. In post 9-11 Americans have traded some of their freedom and rights for security. This kind of security for century have taken some privacy rights of American citizens and increased the government’s ability to spy on their own citizens. As a result‚ people have been less motivated to use their First Amendment right especially if they feel they could be seen as a terrorist. Although our freedom

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    anxious the next time they visit the dentist. We as dental assistants can help people with dental anxiety overcome their anxiety once they do come into the office and we get them in the chair. We can educate ourselves on relaxation techniques. We can utilize the relaxation techniques in the office and teach them to our patients. We can explain the procedures that are going to be performed and what the dentist is going to do in a calm and confident voice. We can maintain a tranquil and secure

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    Cultural Considerations Name University of Phoenix Survey of Justice and Security AJS/502 Version 1 George Gallitano February 25‚ 2012 Abstract Peacekeeping in a multicultural society in the 21st century requires new strategies‚ skills‚ tools‚ and cultural knowledge on the part of those engaged in all aspects of the criminal justice system and homeland security. Compared to a decade ago‚ contemporary law enforcement has improved resources to meet these challenges resulting from the diversity

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    The importance of Civil liberties over National security Multiple people have different opinions on whether National security is more important than civil liberties or Civil liberties is more important than national security personally Civil liberties is more important an example to show that civil

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    RP-NSS FOR 2010-2016 A NATIONAL SECURITY STRATEGY FOR THE PHILIPPINES 2010-2016 17 September 2010 NATIONAL SECURITY STRATEGY (2010-2016) Republic of the Philippines INTRODUCTION The common experience among nations upon becoming sovereign states is the immediate launching of a collective effort to craft a comprehensive national security plan. The experience of the Philippines upon becoming a sovereign nation on 04 July 1946 did not fit this model. Instead‚ we chose to continue adopting

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    The United States v. Jones and the Fourth Amendment By: Melinda Redwine September 17‚ 2014 Ethics in Information Technology Technology is a magnificent thing. A majority of people use some form of technology on a daily basis such as their telephones‚ computers‚ tablets‚ and even many devices on their cars. Many of these things are a necessity for a person to have daily‚ especially if they have to use these devices for work and/or school. Technology also helps people

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    disaster on American soil from 9/11 attacks. Homeland Security has responded by making the U.S. grounds safer and stronger for the Americans. Homeland Security is better prepared to address the full range of threats that include man-made accidents and terrorist threats. The department of Homeland security was formed in response to the terrorist attacks of September 11‚ 2001. The National Strategy for Homeland Security and the Homeland security act of 2002 called for the formation of this department

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    There have been many changes to the National Security Council (NSC) since 1949‚ but the creation of the Deputies Committee (DC) with the National Security Directive (NSD) 1 reorganization in 1989 resulted in a national security system commonly recognized as the “Gold Standard.” The driving force behind this reorganization stems from lessons learned during the Iran-Contra affair and from recognition of a poorly functioning crisis management system. This change incorporated new mechanisms to handle

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    POLITICS To understand and make clear the duties‚ structure‚ and history of National Security Council‚ we should first analyze the term national security.We should see national security as polirical and judicial term. It is political‚ because it changes according to the political circumstances in different states. For exaple‚ Turkey ’s understanding of national security is different than of Israel ’s. Each changes according to the economic situations‚ relationship with it

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    different approach to foreign policy and national security in contrast to policies of other countries of the world. The reason for this is evident when one looks at the geographic nature of the United States. America is bordered by oceans on the east and west and by non-aggressive neighbors to the north and south. European countries‚ on the other hand‚ were ever vigilant of neighbors exerting pressure on them with power plays or military might. The problems of security that inevitably tainted Europe during

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