Doc 3 contradict doc 1 and 2. However, the source of doc 3 is questionable since the observer could not over see everything that is happening in the working environment at all time. Doc 7 and 9 showed the unsanitary condition in the slum area. Because the cities attracted immigrant who seek jobs, cites are often over populated. With so many people live in close quarter, waste accumulated overtime and polluted the
They were unsafe because there were no regulations on how they were built. Some tenements didn’t even have windows or fire escapes. As a result many immigrants were caught and killed in fires (OK). Some groups tried to change the living conditions for the better. Immigrants worked in sweatshops that were dangerous.
As the main character grows wary of the predicament he is in, he prepares precautions to blend himself in as one of the thugs. It was ironic when the man’s act of safeguarding himself against the petty thugs (by pretending to have stolen his own car) ended up with his demise by the hands of a police officer. It was ironic that a man living the perfect, honest existence would find himself intermingling with the stereotypical street thugs, driving his Mercedes Benz; in stark contrast with his surroundings. It was ironic that a police officer had killed him in the first place. Judging solely on stereotypes and not giving in any perceptive thinking, the inexperienced cop based the man’s looks as a criminal’s, and the motion of searching for a wallet as the reaching for a
He could do many crazy things just to take revenge of the society. However, the ending of the story was surprising me. He is an imperturbable person. He found his own strategies that he believes make him less threatening such as, “Move about with care; give a wide berth to nervous people on subway platforms during the wee hours” or “have been calm” when he has been pulled over by the police. And in the comedy tone, he shows the way he acts when he walks on the late-evening constitutionals along streets less traveled by: whistling classical music.
This stupid law only makes people criminals and dies in this city, Chicago. These days, polices and courts look too busy to control, spending their time mostly on Prohibition cases, and they look overburdened to take care of their real purposes which to protect people and citizens’ properties. Even more, people start to distrust the government because people know that many of candidates have their relationships with mobsters who have money and influence from organized crime as a support. The society looks corrupted and this is all because of stupid prohibition at least for these days. A lot of friends of mine also had changes of drinking habits, which means that they drink at home mostly instead of drinking in the bar or pub, and they prefer hard liquors because it is easier to get and cheaper.
In the 1970s the camp was demolished. Near the site there is now a museum, and monuments of remembrance of those transported and killed during World War II. While Canada did not directly experience the Holocaust, it was impacted in many ways by the tragedy. Canada’s restrictive immigration policies at the time made it impossible on Jews trying to leave Europe. This included 937 Jewish passengers of the M.S.
The media may have disrupted police enquires by printing papers that exaggerate the situation and this may have given vital information to the Ripper as he may have read these articles and gained sufficient knowledge to get himself out of near misses i.e. when he felt the police knew too much. The police did try some techniques to attempt to catch Jack the Ripper but the failed. An example of this is when they terminated the reward scheme. This is yet another factor that leads to the belief that the police were to blame for not capturing him or
The cognitive interview has two basic principles, one is that there are several memory retrieval paths to each memory, and the other is that, the use of retrieval cues enables access to various features of the memory. It was decided by Fisher in 1987 that frequently bombarding closed-ended questions that were brief and continuously interrupting the witness, doesn’t allow them to freely recall the situation, which is why the cognitive interview is now frequently used instead. There are four techniques which are considered when carrying out a cognitive interview. The first is context reinstatement, mentally revisiting the scene, recalling every last detail the witness can of the scenario. The second is to report absolutely everything, every last minute detail possible, no matter how trivial it may seem, without interruptions.
No formal testable hypothesis was set up, but there is enough experiential evidence to accept that an outcome will predictably result from a specific action. We all learn this way; since we were born we’ve learned from experience gained from the positive and negative effects that result from our own actions. In the hypothetico-deductive method that we are exploring in this experiment, the student in the role of researcher will formally set up a testable hypothesis as we have discussed in the section above. This testable hypothesis must be potentially disprovable or supportable. Think of it as formally setting up an “if…then…” statement.
While weegee does not seem to be biased I do know that in general weegee seems to focus only on the bad , That is only when he shoots pictures of the dead and, of horrible events of some magnitude. Weegee gets to the crime scenes early “Weegee, Fellig's pseudonym derived from a Ouija board (chosen for his ability to arrive at crime scenes before police) set a new standard for tabloid photojournalism with his distinct and dramatic black and white street photography. “(madison para 2). I think the reason why he gets there early is A. He has a very large ego so he wants to always be the first to take the picture.