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    Illegal Searches of Prisoners and those on Parole and Probation Outline I. Introduction II. On Imprisonment‚ Parole and Probation III. Purpose and Legality of Searches IV. Illegal Searches in the Case of Prisoners‚ Parolees and Probationers V. Conclusion VI. References I. Introduction The criminal justice system works in such a way that certain behavior or actions are legislated as a criminal offense wherein the state or the federal government can prosecute an offender even

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    Companies which might not be well-suited for this type of software are those companies from small to middle-sized companies. Large firms in fast paced evolving industries are also not suited for ERP and CRM cloud-based software. Employees must learn how to perform a new set of work activities. This requires new organizational learning and provides training for them. Companies that are unable to accept the changes and also provides training for their employees will be not be suggested to use this

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    If you have issues viewing or accessing this file‚ please contact us at NCJRS.gov. © O STUDENT SEARCHES > © O O ¢.D t-t) O O © A N A D M I N I S T R A T O R ’ S GUIDE TO CONDUCTING LEGAL SEARCHES ON S C H O O L C A M P U S E S O NATIONAL SCHOOL SAFETY CENTER O STUDENT SEARCHES AND THE LAW Nation~ School Safety Center Pepperdine University M ~ u ‚ CA 90265 805/373-9977 © 1995 ACKNOWLEDGMENTS National School Safety Center Pepperdine University Malibu

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    Unannounced locker searches are uncommon‚ despite the fact that locker searches help staff keep students in check. Schools should be a safe place for students to enjoy their education‚ and locker searches can help enforce that. Although some students are lacking in effort‚ many students are respectful‚ intelligent‚ and eager to learn. Students should allow random locker searches because if students do not have anything to hide‚ locker searches should not be a problem‚ lockers are owned by the district

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    I am contacting you in regards of the police dog searches being considered in the West Fargo Public School District. I support schools in our district being searched by police dogs and agree that it would benefit our students and staff. If police dog searches are implemented it would create a sense of security in the schools and keep students accountable for their actions. Police dog searches are beneficial to student’s and faculty’s safety on school property. This sense of security is very important

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    The authors also state that suspicionless searches teach students that rights do not matter. I disagree with the author’s point of view on overstating the dangers of drugs in schools. I believe it is a growing concern in our public school system. How do we expect a student to concentrate in class if he is stoned all the time? I think instituting random school searches should be on a case by case basis by school district. Blankenau and Leeper’s article

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    September 26‚ 2013 How Has The Internet Affected Your Privacy? After the terrorist attacks on September 11‚ 2001 the government took a big step forward in trying to protect the American people. Today‚ 12 years later‚ the government continues to protect the American people online in ways that are questioned daily. The questions remain‚ does the government really need to be watching us online? What privacy do we have while using our computers? Imagine shopping at your favorite store‚ you

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    Random Locker Searches without Student Permission Searching of lockers by any education staff is not a pleasant experience for either party involved. In fact it would be one less item to think about if schools were to remove them. In today’s high technology driven world we may even be able to get rid of them all together. Just a thought on how to save money! No lockers? Some may still want them to store their personal items along with books (we are going to CD’s rather than books). This would

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    Student Locker Searches without Permission AED 200 February 3‚ 2013 Maria Cuba Student Locker Searches without Permission Today across America there are drugs being sold at school‚ students have brought weapons to school. There have been too many school shootings and too many lives lost. It is the schools right to search any locker‚ student and any student property without a search warrant‚ but the school must have reasonable grounds for believing that a student is in possession of

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    The “right to be forgotten” from Internet searches ought to be a civil right. Civil rights are purposed to protect freedom and equality among citizens. They are to protect individuality against society‚ which‚ by promoting self-development and self-identity—albeit ironic—ultimately leads to a collective progress. However‚ a society void of personality is also void of freedom—i.e. a state of being able to make decisions without external control. Individual dignity and integrity are driving forces

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