However, they have problem to access the Qdata headquarter because of the internal policy and they do not know what is the best way to solve the attack for example to pull the plug or not? Finally the attack was over within an hour, fortunately, the privacy of customers was not stolen and their resume business as usual. Problem Statement Ipremier, such a well-developed and huge industry company should take risky in to account. Alternatives “Now I think of it, preserving the logs may be irrelevant since I’m pretty sure detailed logging is not enabled.” Two men was arguing when the attack occur, they should pull the plug or not. If they do so, it may lose logging data; however, it seems like it is the only way to assure customer data is not being stolen.
Aaron McKinney Mr. Zimmerer Period 3 12/13/13 Ethics Essay Racial injustice in the United States court system is still ramped to this day. In a most recent case, a 16 year old boy and five of his friends all decided to get drunk, take valium pills, drive at criminal speed on normal city streets, and resulted in killing four people: a priest, family man, mother, and daughter, and leaving one of the passengers in the car with extensive brain damage. The judge of the case, Jean Boyd, sentenced the driver to rehab, ten years probation, and a fine. The attorney argued that the 16 year old suffered from “affluenza”, a disease that results in being too rich. The Judge agreed with the defense and the 16 year old avoided murder charges.
A3) So that employers and employees are protected and not taken advantage and also for health and safety to themselves and others around them. Task B. B1) I am employed as a Care Assistant and my duties and responsibilities may vary. My start of employment was the 29th of january 2012 my employment is not fixed term, my contract of employment is terminable by written notice of 2 weeks by the company and to the company. I am contracted to work 40hrs a week any more then that will be classed as overtime. I am paid by salary and payments will be made straight to my chosen bank account.
Rodney King had reached a settlement worth 4 million dollars and later on two of the four officers were sent to prison and the other two were acquitted. In TKAM Tom Robinson was sentenced to prison for alleged rape and was sentenced for death. Tom Robinson’s trial wasn’t really a fair one because the whole jury was twelve white men which were biased toward the victim. Tom Robinson was sent to a local prison house to be detained until he goes to the federal prison but he escaped that night and was shot by one of the officers in charge there while he was running. Tom Robinson’s case was an example of injustice due to the fact that the jurors had not gathered any evidence that proved Tom Robinsons guilt, Atticus had proved the court wrong but that was not enough for a racist and biased group of jurors to allow Tom Robinson to leave freely.
This caused him to be one step ahead of everyone. Capone was finally found guilty on June 16, 1931 due to tax evasion. He was then sentenced to 11 years in federal prison. After he was released he was diagnosed with syphilis dementia and later died on January 25, 1947. Body Paragraph 2: Bonnie and Clyde was a well known criminal couple who went on a two-year crime spree during the Great Depression.
Brent Evans Mr. Calver American Lit 2: 1st period May 14, 2012 The Perks of Fitting In As shown Stephen Chbosky’s novel “The Perks of Being a Wallflower” too many teenagers these days take far more dangerous drugs, and make far worse choices in the acts they take place in. About 75% of high school students have tried alcohol, and about 26% of teens have had a recent episode of heavy drinking (more than 5 drinks within a couple of hours). “When the police came, they found my brother asleep on the roof. Nobody knows how he got there ”(Chbosky 105). In Stephen Chbosky’s novel “The Perks of Being a Wallflower”, teens abuse alcohol, drugs, and unsafe sex.
However, there are always circumstances where a policy may need to be bent in order to make the best possible outcome. A lame example would be a sick employee who used up all their sick time already and comes into work sick because they need their full pay check. While this is understandable from the employees perspective (everyone counts on their paycheck), a good manager would look at the schedule, see where it can be bent or another person can cover and send that person home (hopefully with pay) because he is being human and understands life’s circumstances and wants to help someone out. This is at least what I would do because the person is not faking it and they need help. Always help people out is my opinion, they will work that much harder for you and respect you that much more in the
Right off the bat these boys weren’t given a fair trial; they were given an alcoholic as a lawyer. Even though there was medical evidence that pointed towards rape, all nine boys were convicted and put on trial, just like Atticus proved Tom Robinson was innocent and the one who beat Mayella was Mr. Ewell (Altman). In 1955, Emmett Till, a fourteen year old boy, was kidnapped at gunpoint by two white men after Till supposedly said, “Bye baby,” to a white store clerk. His body was then found in the Tallahatchie River with a bullet in his head and there was evidence that he had been heartlessly beaten. Even with all the evidence against the two white men, they were cleared of all the charges by an all-white jury.
But for many Americans, the term “leftover money” does not exist in their vocabulary. Statistics from the Commerce Department prove, “The savings rate for Americans is the lowest it has been in 73 years” (Wallechinsky, para 10). Saving money is nearly impossible, let alone paying monthly bills. Also, benefits from jobs such as healthcare and bonuses are decreasing along with businesses being stricter about missing work. When Richard Oden was not able to return to work fast enough after getting a major surgery, unfortunately, “to help support his family, Oden had to dip into his 401(k) fund, paying a penalty for premature withdrawal” (Wallechinsky, para 8).
(Friedman,2009) • About two-thirds (64%) of teenagers who have abused prescription stimulants report getting, buying, or stealing them from friends or relatives. (NSDUH, 2007) Prescription drug abuse seems as if it has been kept in the closet while millions are abusing these drugs and lives have been very much taken. Why hasn’t society been openly educated on this issue? Why hasn’t more warning signs been brought to the table? It seems only when a celebrity dies from an overdose of prescription drugs is when the sirens finally go off.