This statute defines dwelling as “a building which is usually occupied by a person lodging therein at night. This language is deemed to encompass a structure that is adapted for overnight accommodations and usable for such accommodations on the day of the crime. Such a structure will qualify as a dwelling even if the structure was not occupied on the day of the burglary, provided that the resident intends to return. Rule Explanation: Homeowners were absent from their residence for a year, due to a work related transfer. A house was considered a dwelling where the facts showed that the owners were coincidentally planning to return, shortly after the burglary.
In the novel Huckleberry Finn , Huck's relationship with jim changes a lot thought the story. Considering the fact that they lived in pretty much the same household but barely knew each other. They both lived in The Widow douglas and Miss.Watsons house where Jim was Miss Watson's slave. Huck had no family and The Widow Douglas took him in as her own. Huck tended to be outside most of the time either in school or hanging out with tom sawyer.
For one family it was already crowded. What they did later on when the population increased, they started putting two families in the single-family house. This lead to the whole city being overcrowded which lead to unsanitary living. The landlords never did the job right. The landlord didn’t give the immigrants a place to put their garbage so they just put it in the hallway, or just throw it out on the street.
At 28 this man could not write , when working at the mills you might make money , but your education suffered from the tiny amount of money you would make. In An excerpt from the testimony of Joseph Hebergam (Document #2) Joseph is describing how he is ill from the dust in the factories , overwork and insufficient diet. Joseph also states that he will die within the year because his lungs are damaged and his lung muscles are so damaged that they will not support the weight of his bones. Joseph also tells the story of how a little boy died in the factory and how the shafts in the factory were never covered, this document shows how the working environments in the factories could kill/seriously hurt people and how even if you survived working in it , the long term affects will catch up with your health. In Document #8 , There is a chart that shows the iron production from 1740 until 1900 , with the British iron production in 1740 being 17,350 tons and in 1900 being 9,000,000 tons.
The Watts Riots Cheryl Laughlin HIS/145 08/21/2012 Stephen Kmiec August 17, 1965 7:00 pm It has been a horrible last few days. I have not had a moment’s peace since the riots began. I am just a simple store owner and I have been assaulted by the events going on around me. Who would have thought that a possible drunk driving incident would have started all the chaos that I have seen. I live and work in this small neighborhood.
Her father Louie did the entire house work and provided for Marguax and her mother; while he complained that neither of them did anything or appreciated him at all. She explains that “he did all the cooking and cleaning in our household, saying my mother was only capable of taking our clothes to be laundered; and buy groceries at the nearby mart…she always overbought and overspent,
First of all, the extremely crowded housing estate gives us a feeling of claustrophobia and oppression, which is accentuated during the scenes that take place in the characters’ flats. Another characteristic of life in the Banlieue we can see in this film is that the people who lives there does not have much to do, it is always the same aimless daily routine and the youth struggle to entertain themselves. As we can see in La Haine, Hubert is the only one who has a job with his gym (before it burned down) and all the other characters are unemployed and seem to have delinquent behavior. We can also see this feeling of boredom through the characters’ meaningless conversations and the scenes when the three boys are walking around in the Banlieue, where there are many other youths just standing around and talking to each other, which most of the time puts them under police scrutiny. Moreover, the feeling of rejection from the rest of the society is well demonstrated in the scene where a news crew wants to interview the main characters from their van.
All three times I went to Little Caesars the service was poor and I went to a different place every time. The first time I went to the store and the service was poor I walked into the store and the cashier didn't treat me with any type of respect. They did not greet me and just said, "what do you want ?" with a mean tone in their voice. I just let it go because maybe he was having a bad day but as I started to order it seemed like the cashier was trying to overcharge me.
Living conditions for Spurlock and his fiancé are a huge step down from their real life home. When renting the apartment that would be their home for the next 30 days the landlord informs them that up until a week ago the apartment below them had been a crack house. They soon discover that they will be sharing their living space with the ants and cockroaches. Spurlock states that “home is suppose to be a refuge, a sanctuary, somewhere to go to relax and be happy and our apartment is not.” Spurlock works as a day laborer first in construction then switches to landscaping because it pays more
There was a man that people called Peter Dragon from Jamaica. Peter Dragon was a jack of all trades he was a mechanic, electrician, and a carpenter. Life back home was rough for peter there was no jobs available and the one that was available peter was over qualified. Peter relied on the streets where he sold drugs, robbed people and the sue sue hand (money that group of people put together), dibbled and dabbled in prostitution. Peter home was a 1 story house which he shared with his grandmother,3 sister and 5 brothers.