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    Armed guard proposal Tragedy struck in Newtown‚CT on December 14‚ 2012 leaving everyone devastated and baffled.Adam Lanza‚ A man desperately in need of psychiatric help forced himself into a elementary school putting an end to 26 lives. 20 of our youth passed that day but not without starting a ripple effect splitting half of america. People are demanding reform in the protection in schools.The issue was and still is are our schools

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    How has the armed conflict in Colombia affected the quality of life of people‚ especially in rural areas? The armed conflict in Colombia is a social issue that has developed for years in a constant fight between the government and the armed revolutionary groups as FARC‚ this issue brings more issues especially the growing one of the displacement of poor and rural families‚ that these groups force to leave their homes and go away normally they go to cities to the street and loose the little quality

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    Congress created the Armed Services Procurement Act of 1947 after World War II. The Act handled various organizations within the United States government such as departments of the military‚ non military departments‚ Federal Property‚ and lastly the Administrative Services Act of 1949. According to our Authors “these Acts‚ as amended‚ together with voluminous implementation regulations‚ comprise most of the procedures governing the Federal procumbent system”(Feldman and Keyes‚ 1). This law gave

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    Slavery and robbery Robbery can be defined as the act of taking and or abducting property from another without their consent. On the other hand‚ slavery is the bondage of usually a person without their consent‚ for practice. But can the two intertwine as one? According to the works of Frederick Douglass‚ from his narrative‚ slavery is in fact robbery. People are born with God-given rights‚ like being able to sleep when they please‚ or eat as much as they please. It’s a right to their

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    In any organization‚ a clear-cut hierarchy of personnel is necessary to ensure that things run smoothly at all levels. The armed forces is no exception. For thousands of years‚ military forces worldwide have maintained a strict structure of rank to ensure smooth operations and the maintenance of order in stressful environments. In fact‚ rank structure is one of the most defining characteristics of an organized military and serves a number of purposes. In order to build and maintain this discipline

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    Michael Ciuffoletti  ARMED AND DANGEROUS             A female takes on the role of police officer in a male dominated profession in Armed and Dangerous.  Gina Gallo was a Chicago police woman for sixteen years and found herself surrounded by the constant reminder that police work was a man’s job.  In addition to the things she would see and experience on the rough streets of Chicago‚ she also dealt with stereotypes and discrimination that came with being a female police officer.             A

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    Armed robbery is considered to be a serious offense in the United States and I would imagine that being robbed at gunpoint or with a big sharp knife would be a terrible experience for anyone to have to endure. In an effort to reduce the amount of armed robberies each year it is important to research different methods that would aid in the reduction of violent crimes that take place each year. According to the Supreme Court of the United States‚ robbery is defined as taking the property of another

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    upon current trends with Robberies and Burglaries is a very difficult task. For many cases‚ many robberies and burglaries go unsolved. Unless the perpetrator is caught at the scene of the crime‚ these types of crimes are very difficult to be solved. Robberies and Burglaries are usually quick‚ sometimes planned out‚ and are over and done with before anyone knows anything is missing. The typical scenario of a crime today usually consists of the following. Masked and armed individuals‚ more times males

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    Becca Peterson December 14‚ 2014 Analytical Writing Theresa Schnieder Armed Teachers A recent tragedy in a Connecticut elementary school has Americans looking for a better way to protect its school-age children. The brutality that occurred in Sandy Hook elementary school shook Americans to the core‚ making many people push for stricter gun laws. One proposal that has become popular is to allow faculty to have access to a gun in the classroom. “In response to the shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary

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    How does a bill become a law? A bill is an idea for a new law‚ or an idea to change or do away with an existing law. Prior to a bill becoming a law‚ it must be approved by the United States House of Representatives‚ the United States Senate‚ and the President of the United States. Anyone can come up with an idea for a new law. However‚ only a member of Congress can introduce legislation so any one with new ideas for a new law must contact their Representatives to discuss their ideas. Once their

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