Conclusion The EEOC provides employees with an opportunity to have an independent investigator review possible discriminatory employment practices within a private organization. This process alleviates unnecessary pressure on the judicial system with frivolous lawsuits against employers. By following the steps necessary to filing a complaint with the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC), mediation, investigation, findings and judicial review, employees like John can make an informed decision on which route to take to resolve his discrimination
If you were a juror, what would you say to the other jurors about the reliability of eyewitness testimony? One of the ways is to try and do maintenance rehearsal of the images you saw. If you can keep repeating the images of the crime over and over it should get stored longer. You can also try chunking information about the crime that you think would be important to the police. Also since seeing a crime it could be considered a major event and should get stored in the episodic memory of the long term memory.
When reviewing the policies, it may be a good idea to obtain a copy of the POVA policy from the local authority to ensure we are all working in conjunction with one another. This would be a much more effective system as we would all be working to the same procedure. I remember a recent POVA referral we had to make due to the allegations of a service user’s daughter stealing her money and her grandson pushing her. Once the referral was made, we were invited to attend a POVA meeting in the offices of the local authority. Present, there was myself, Garry the manager, the POVA co-ordinator, the social worker and a notes taker.
The people of Manchester understood this and knew that if they did not take action their city would not make it under these circumstances. The community began to attempt to solve problems themselves and teamed with law enforcement officials to make this happen. In this paper an attempt will be made to delve briefly into the efforts of the community as they teamed with local law enforcement to create an initiative that was successful as the community attempted to solve their problem. The drug problem in Manchester had grown to the point where each person that was individually met had someone in his or her family or knew someone close that was addicted. Crime was up, petty crimes of theft and simple assaults were up, crimes of murder had risen, and the city was desperate.
1. Teddy's Supplies' CEO has asked you to advise him on the facts of the case and your opinion of their potential liability. He wants to settle the case. Write a memo to him that states your view of whether the company is exposed to liability on all issues you feel are in play. Include in your memo any laws that apply and any precedent cases either for or against Teddy's case that impact liability.
400). Victimization affects each individual in a distinctive way throughout the criminal justice process. The prosecutor must be compassionate to the scale of victimization that transpires in a given case. A victim demands justice be served and is counting on the prosecutor to guarantee vindication. The prosecutor must maintain his or her case with holding the defendant accountable, decreasing the time span and funds spent in a trial, and making certain the victim is reimbursed financially, and helped to be made whole again.
Police and Law Enforcement Name CJS/200 July 13, 2012 Teacher Police and Law Enforcement The role of police is to protect citizens of the area they are serving. The police are here to enforce, make sure the laws are up-held, and the police need to charge people that have broken the laws. Police are also very important in finding evidence in the stories of a crime that happened and be sure to have the facts to back up the stories. Police investigate and collect evidence and information so when the individual or individuals that have committed the crime and go before the judge, the charges can be applied, and the punishment can fit the crime that was committed. The roles of the cops are lessened, there would be more crimes committed
Criminal: A person who commits or has committed a crime (Worldreference.com, 2011). Abstract This research proposal seeks to determine whether correction employees can educate inmates well enough to help them become law-abiding, productive citizens at the same time trying to minimize the overall cost incurred in educating these inmates. In addition, the paper will investigate on the effects of obtaining a GED in prison and study whether inmates who obtain their GEDs in prison of Tennessee will less likely to re-enter prison.
Other workloads that can be classified are orientation that is given to new candidates, which explains the process of the investigation as well as filling out the pre-employment forms. The generation of a call list is also a workload for it determines the number of individuals called in for investigation. In order to cut down on discrimination against candidates they are referred to as number generated by Department Of Citywide Administrative Service. Their identity are only relieved to their investigators after their number have been selected his removes any predisposition towards the candidates’
Brendan Cardaci Professor Melvin Jarrett ADJ 211 5 February 2012 Recidivism Recidivism is defined as the behavior of a repeat or habitual criminal, a measurement of the rate at which offenders commit other crimes, either by arrest or conviction baselines, after being released from incarceration. There are many factors believed to contribute to the likelihood of recidivism. These variables include but are not limited to: deficits in education, employment, housing, and adequate treatment and support programs to help inmates successfully reenter society. Although they vary from state to state and there is no national average statistics research shows that there has been a large increase in recidivism in just about all of the 50 states. According