Name and basic information of the victim such as the address, phone number, work information, etc. 2. Do you know the alleged stalker? If yes, how long? 3.
5. Understand how issues of public concern may affect the image and delivery of services in sector 1. Does your workplace have a brochure or prospectus? Who do they give these to? • Yes we have brochure to give o Clients and their relatives o Prospective clients 2.
(TCO 4) How does one determine whether an agent's intentional torts were committed within the agent's scope of employment or not? (Points : 10) Question 7. 7. (TCO 4) Why must a 60-day notice be given to an employer before a strike? How can an employer prevent an impending strike?
Facts 1. Client suffered serious injuries at work when she fell thirty feet off a conveyor designed to carry employees from one work level to another. 2. The employer has a duty to preserve evidence for a pending or potential civil action resulting from employee injuries occurred on the job. 3.
How long did the acts take to commit? 11. Where were the crimes committed? 12. Was the body/bodies moved?
Questions for the responding Officer’s Interview a) Can you tell me what you saw up arriving at the scene of the accident? ; b) Did you take photographs of the scene? ; c) Did you speak to any of the witnesses? What did they say? d) Did you notice anyone else at the scene?
3. Provide an example of when you had to make a split second decision and how you dealt with it? 4. Can you provide an example of a grievance that was faced against a co-worker and how you maintained confidentiality? 5.
In the preparation stage the helper will decide on an appropriate setting, asking themselves is there any barriers that will cause the client to feel uncomfortable? Does the physical sitting insure the client confidentiality? Does the helper have all of the paper work in order and all supplies needed to take notes, etc? Did the helper review all the information about the client that was accessible? Does the helper have a plan on how to approach the client?
Law You Can Use: Consumer Information Column Available for immediate release Suggested publication dates: Preserving Legal Testimony: Court Reporters or Electronic Recording? Q: What do court reporters do? A: All court reporters provide an unbiased record of court proceedings. They are trained to take down testimony or to transcribe spoken words onto a paper or electronic record. This record helps to remind all those involved in a case what has been said in court, so that the case can be decided based on a text that can be reviewed.
Definition 3 (Webster): have knowledge of (an event or change) from personal observation or experience. I Was a Witness Have you ever seen something go terribly wrong? Where you asked questions about what happened? If so this is called being a witness. Some other words for witness are, testifier, experience, and notarize.