As Officer Smith was looking in her purse for her identification she seen a baggie of marijuana. Yes the female was unaware of the officers’ actions being she was unconscious but the second she sped away she broke the law and all of her free of rights are gone. In this case, no it would not be admissible for court because it was also legally obtained. Overall, this crime grew to the fullest. After everything that had happened, she was not even the suspect of the homicide.
I had never heard of this tragic Romona Moore case until we had a chance in the class to watch the horrific crime, which was perpetrated against this young woman, in the. It is a terrible distress what happened to this smart and hard working young woman, by two despicable pieces of garbage, but what is even more of a tragedy, is the way, the New York City police department dismissed her family and friends when they reported her missing. All of civilians have a right to the same resources as anyone else who need a help from police or who reports a missing person, yet, victim’s family were ignored. In addition, there are another ignorance which was deprived of humanity. The man who knew about Romona Moore's kidnapping and torture did nothing to aide or assist her even he didn’t report to police.
The body was so damaged that identification of the body was impossible. Police officials reasoned that the child had been abandoned in a dumpster at birth, probably by the mother. Unable to determine the baby’s identity, the police decided to see if there were any women who had been pregnant and now were not pregnant but did not have a baby. The first step in this process was to identify all the women who have been pregnant at the appropriate time in this same town of 10,000 residents. Police subpoenaed the records of Planned Parenthood to obtain the names of women who had received positive results on pregnancy tests in the previous nine months.
”I think the administration is wrong in this situation, and I don’t want this to happen to other people.” The five editors, who said their decision was unanimous, said Spies’ blame was misplaced, in both targeting the administration, and believing that it was a dress code issue. They also offered her an opportunity to include the photo in the yearbook, just not as her senior photo. “If she (Spies) chooses to, the picture will run as her senior ad, not her senior portrait,” Trujillo said. Despite the clarification from her peers into how and why the decision was made, a meeting Spies initiated between herself, her mother, and the school’s principal, Diane Lashinsky, was held today as planned. “The editors all turned their backs on me and changed their minds,” she told the Herald.
The parents could not be fully at fault since they were Mexican immigrants with no knowledge in how to speak or read English. They could have found other ways in order to have prevented this from happening as in not giving your 8th grade child a cell phone. Now what type of lesson could this girl have possibly learned from making a power point and giving a pathetic apology? Hoffman says “she came across as terse and somewhat perfunctory, recalled several people that were there”. This girl clearly had no remorse for what she had done, and what great harm she brought upon Margarite.
On the way up, the pressure of stardom nearly destroyed her. "To cope with life in the music business, I had to get wasted all the time," she admits. But her music spoke to the streets. She brought the rawness of classic soul into the hip-hop era. Andre says: "We took her pain and put it on a platform to be the communicator for all that generation of women who grew up in the Eighties in a single parent decade, with crack being the main drug - which took whole households out."
However Bullies never backed down continued to bullies and were advancing to assault on her .Natasha stood up the bullies who never were confronted by any one . She even alerted authorities in the meantime. Finally she was successful in bringing them down and proving them guilty . Being a Warm women she never wanted violence in her life but when she felt things are going against her will rather than weeping about it in home she decided to stand up and fight for her
Sally Mann is one of photography’s most acclaimed artists, and through her work of portraiture has captured beautiful, mystical and provoking images. Her series Immediate Family, released in 1989, caused much controversy over the content of that series. The images contained snapshots of her children living out their lives. Yet these images sometimes depicted bloody, sometimes dirty and sometimes nude scenes, which raised alarm in the photography world. In turn, this made everyone think of her works as pedophiliac.
In order for the landlady to know that there isn’t a blemish on his whole body, she has to have seen him naked which could only be possible if either, they had a relationship or he is no longer breathing. The facts that they never left, she has seen them naked, she stuffs all her pets, and the way she stared at him, lead us to believe that Billy Weaver will end up dead and stuffed like a trophy. This is an exaggeration of how often in life, appearances have a tendency to trick us and make us believe things that aren’t true. In conclusion, Roald Dahl, author of the short story “The Landlady”, uses foreshadowing, the act of providing vague, in advance indications, multiple times throughout the story to exaggerate the fact that, often in our daily lives, appearances have a tendency to trick us, mislead us, and make us believe things that aren’t true. For example, if you pick up a book and it has a
Parks was as tired as anyone else on the bus that day and “being arrested for something as fatuous as taking a seat is implacable” (Benson 209). Parks stood up for what she believed in, as did Atticus Finch in “To Kill a Mockingbird”, fighting the battle with Tom Robinson, convinced he did not rape Mayella Ewell. “My pity does not extend so far as to putting a man’s life at state, which she has done in an effort to get rid of her own guilt” (Lee 232). Even though Atticus pities Mayella Ewell for the incongruence’s in her life, he’s not going to be dishonest about something he is surely certain of. Like Atticus Finch, Parks didn’t lie to the officials when they came to arrest her, she was not apprehensive or ashamed, she walked off the bus well aware of what she had done.