Court Reports Samples For Students

Question 1

Regarding payment of legal services lawyers may select from one of the four arrangements of payment which comprise of rates divided according to an hourly, contingency, flat and retainer basis with a contingent, flat and retainer payment arrangement as the most commonly used. With contingency payment arrangement entailing an agreement between the client and the lawyer for taking of a specified percentage of the settlements; that are monetary as well as receiving damages payment from a case. These types of fees are normally charged in civil lawsuits instance in the case of medical malpractice as well as litigation in personal injury with ...

- Court deciding the case: United States Court of Appeal for the Ninth Circuit

- Parties: Plaintiff; Dustin Hoffman Defendants: 1st Defendant Capital Cities, 2nd Defendant-Appellant L.A Magazine Inc

- Procedural history/ Case nature: In the year 1997, a complaint was filed by Hoffman in the district court against Capital cities/ABC inc. the parent company of L.A magazine. ABC inc. took the case to federal court, and Hoffman included L.A Magazine (LAM) as a defendant. The district court bench trial found in favor of Hoffman on all of his claims and against L.A Magazine rejecting L.A Magazine argument that, its actions ...

Kelo v. city of New London conn.

The city of London in the implementation of ``economic revitalization plan” sought to acquire 90 acres for development from private owners. The development was geared towards increasing employment as well as generating revenue for the government. The city acquired land from most private owners but 15 owners refused to surrender their lands and the city commenced a suit to claim the said land. The developer was a private entity. The owners of the said lands disputed the acquisition of their land due to lack of reasonable compensation by the city. The Fifth Amendment provides ...

Facts

Scarborough and Rollins were owners of adjoining land parcels .According to Rollin’s, she believed that she owned a share of ``a gravel road” that was situated along the south in relation to her apartments. On the other hand, Scarborough also believed that he owned the same share of the said gravel road that was situated north of his properties (Miller, 547).
In the year 2006, Scarborough instituted a suit to facilitate the confirmation that the share of the gravel road belonged to him and that he should be awarded ``quiet” enjoyment of the same. Rollins on the hand ``filed” a counterclaim ...

Facts

Azur instituted a case against chase bank for acting contrary to the provisions of sections 1643 and 1666 of the United States and Varnek his ``personal assistant” .Chase bank failed to notice the fraudulent acts Varnek who acted as his assistant since 2007.In her capacity as the ``personal assistant” Varnek opened accounts on behalf of Azur, made purchases on his behalf and had access to his ``personal bills”
Varnek in the year 1999 started forging the signature of Azur so as to withdraw money from his account. A times, Varnek would purchase items online and use Azur’s account ...

This court observation report is based on a trial that I attended on Monday November 17, 2014 as part of course work in business law. The goal was to observe two hours of actual live court proceedings at any local state courthouse in order to get a real-world experience in a courtroom, including interaction with participants, and to gain an appreciation and understanding of the litigation environment involving businesses.
The court case was ANGLO-DUTCH ENERGY LLC vs. CRAWFORD HUGHES OPERATING CO; a lawsuit of 3.5 million dollars over four oil wells between the two oil companies. I attended this grand jury trial ...

Section 1

Civil case
The bankruptcy case between a bakery and a bank
In this case, the claimant (owner of a bakery) instituted a civil action against a bank and others before a court in Abu Dhabi. The claimant sought a declaration of her bankruptcy. She also prayed the court to issue an attachment order in her favor against the property of the bakery. Her real intention was that upon the property being attached, it would be subjected to a count of inventory. This would mean that the property would be placed under administration. The property could also be sold, and the proceeds be distributed among the ...

Introduction

Every criminal justice system in the world is characterized by policy and procedure directives that ensures that all the actions and processes in this system are within the constitutional and legal confines. The policy and procedure are enacted to ensure that the constitutional rights of stakeholders are not infringed upon when these individuals are exposed to a particular criminal justice process. Unfortunately, there arises some situations in the course of disseminating justice where some actions cause massive legal disagreements. An individual who has been subjected to a particular process may claim that the process was unconstitutional or that his rights were ...

A specialty court is a term often used to refer to problem-solving courts. These courts have as their main aim the urge to provide assistance to criminal defendants (low-level) who might suffer from mental health, substance or social abuse problem because of becoming repeat offenders. The courts achieve this role through providing intensive supervision and treatment to the victims. The United States of America has a rich network of specialty courts that cover various aspects. In essence, such courts may include Mental Health Treatment Courts, Drug Treatment Courts, Veteran’s Treatment Courts and courts that cater for women that have been ...

The court structure in the United States is unique in the sense that it consists of two different court systems namely the federal and the state court systems. Each of the court systems is charged with the adjudication of different disputes though they work in cooperation. Cases usually commence at the lower courts and work their way up the higher courts.
Most of the legal issues are arbitrated at the State trial courts which exercise both criminal and civil jurisdiction. Most states in the United States have two levels of trial courts: those with a limited jurisdiction and those ...

What were the legal issues in this case? What did the appeals court decide?

A lawsuit was filed by David Dunlap against Tennessee Valley Authority or TVA under Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 for racial discrimination during selection of candidates. The district court found that the plaintiff Dunlap has endured discrimination under both disparate impact analyses and disparate treatment, stating that the subjective hiring process of TVA allowed racial discrimination against Dunlap and other colored applicants.
The Court of Appeals decided that although there was enough evidence to show that TVA was guilty of practicing disparate treatment, there was not sufficient proof to corroborate disparate impact. Taking into ...

- What was the legal issue in this case?
The legal issue in this case is based on the ill will acts which could have been evaded by the two parties involved. As an employee as a confinement officer at the Dona Ana County Detention center, Joseph Herrera becomes accused of inapt sexual relationship with female prisoners as well as exchanging sex for favors to prison inmates. Herrera had been hired by the Mesilla Valley Hospital (MVH) following favorable recommendations by Frank Steel and Al Mochen who were senior supervisors in the hospital. Steel had conducted research on the ...

Relevance model of criminal justice in Warren Court

The relevant model was applied in the Warren court to formulate their decision concerning the criminal cases was the crime control model. The police and authority presumed the individuals to be guilty and treated them as guilty rather than suspects. The model assumes when a person has been arrested on crime charges, they must be considered guilty and should face punishment for their crimes (Scheingold, 1997). The court therefore applied this model to rule the cases on individualism basis not communism.
The court argued that the individual rights were not protected during the police procedure. The perpetrators were tortured ...

Summary

This paper gives a summary of Expert Witness: Past, Present and Future. This was a presentation delivered by Mike Jones. In this article, Jones discusses about the important role of expert witnesses in the determination of cases in the court of law. As part of the due process, the English law guarantees suspects involved in the criminal and civil suits to defend themselves through a personal representation or to rely on the services of an attorney. While doing this, it is essential for the court to prove beyond reasonable doubt that the accused person is guilty or innocent of the alleged offence. ...

The decision to charge a suspected criminal lies squarely with the prosecutor. It is his obligations to draft a charge sheet from the evidence presented to him by the detectives in the case. Therefore, in the current case, despite the fact that the decision not to charge the suspect with murder is not popular; it still lies with the prosecutor. The law enforcement fraternity is only angered with the decision because they believe the suspect need to be punished severely for ending the life of one of their own. Before making the decision on which offense to charge a suspect, it is ...

Business Law

promissory estoppels in Business contracts

Introduction

Miller (2013, p. 173) stated that the doctrine of promissory estoppel also known as “detrimental reliance”, shall give any person who has reasonably and substantially relied on the promise of another to acquire some measure of recovery. At present time, the doctrine of promissory estoppel has been used in different contexts by the court that allowed the recovery of a promise despite lack consideration on the promissor. The doctrine enabled the court to enforce an unenforceable promise that will prevent the miscarriage of justice to those who suffered losses and damages. In order for the ...

KPMG-the largest tax-fraud case in U.S. history
The charges against KPMG under the deferred prosecution agreement were based on the premise the organization was helping the rich clients to evade taxes. The tax evaded amounts $2.5 Billion, but they agreed to pay $456 million in penalties. KPMG and the government got into an agreement whereby complying with the terms agreed upon it will not face criminal charges. In the year 2005, the nine parties involved in the multi-billion tax fraud were. The individuals include; Jeffrey Stein, former Deputy Chairman; KPMG, the former tax services Vice Chairman John Lanning, ...

Report: The Federal Court System

Introduction
As well as research on the history and evolution of the U.S. Federal Court system, and the various responsibilities of the courts and their jurisdictions and functions, this report also researches the basic organizational principles of the courts and the responsibilities of the various associated agencies affiliated with those courts.

The Research

History and Evolution of the Courts.
As described in “History of the Federal Judiciary” (n.d.), the American courts system originated in 1789, following what was just an outline of a courts system in Article III of the U.S Constitution as drafted in 1787. Then in September 1789, ...

Introduction

The court system in the United States of America is charged with responsibility of application and interpretation of the law. The United States operates a dual court system which has two lines of courts. They are the federal courts and the state courts. The federal courts take care of broader cases while the state courts handles only what goes on within the boundaries of the states. The federal courts and the state courts operate independently. The dual court system of the United States came out as a result of the delegates Constitutional Convention in 1787. During the convention, a compromise was reached ...

Daytime TV reality shows have become an important part of our society’s entertainment, legal and education system. They give us an impression of how exactly the real courtroom would look like and what we should expect in case we get embroiled in similar law suits. While some of the TV court shows are not real and involve fictitious characters such as judges, litigants, and court clerks, most of them like The People’s Court and Judge Judy involve real characters. The People’s Court TV Show, for example, has real parties who have instituted a civil case in ...

Sources of Law and areas of Law in Common Law Countries

Notion of common law and its features
Common law has its origin in XI century and now exists in the USA, Canada, UK, Australia, New Zealand. This system law is regarded uncodified and is based on the case law as the main source of the interpretation of the rules. This statement implies that cases considered by the courts in the previous years should be respected and taken by the followers as the examples of notorious behavior accepted by the society. Therefore, the system of common law accepts the pivotal role of the precedent in the society. Besides, the common ...

IRISH EQUITY LAW

IRISH EQUITY LAW
The Mareva injunction is a very powerful remedy which if improperly invoked will bring about an injustice, something that it was designed to prevent’

Introduction

- Definition of Mareva Injunction:
A Mareva Injunction is defined “as an injunction which freezes a defendant’s assets, preventing their dissipation, and ensuring that they shall be available to the plaintiff, in the event that the plaintiff succeeds in the trial of action.”
In the case of Bank Mellat v Nikpour, the judge described Mareva injunction as “one of the law’s two nuclear weapons”. In O’Mahoney v Horgan ...

Letter of Transmittal3

Executive Summary.4
Introduction..5

The Issues.5

The Solution.7
Conclusion9
LETTER OF TRANSMITTAL
Pace County Courthouse Executive Committee
1010 First, Avenue

Pace City, CA, 12346

Dear Judge Pace,
As per your request dated December 1, 2015, please find attached the analysis and report of “bring your own device” (BYOD) practices and what options the courthouse has for addressing BYOD. As you will find, BYOD practices are a common aspect of the modern legal industry that is finding growing support in courthouse across the country. There are a number of benefits in allowing BYOD for courthouse staff and visitors, especially the attorneys.
Since we understand that the Executive ...

When it comes to Human Resource Management, things tend to get a tad bit trickier considering how the HR department’s entire job is to maintain the upkeep of the people to ensure the upkeep of the facility. That being said, there are a few factors the HR department needs to consider before they can perfectly say that have done the best HR planning for the sports complex. For starters they need to make sure there are enough people doing the work and the maintenance of the facility is going as planned. Secondly, they need to make sure that ...

Examining and understanding linguistics in criminal and domestic setting involve language evidence. The language evidence exists in trademark area disputes, question authorship and product liability. Heffer, 2005 asserts that some forensic language view language analysis to be the only content in the discipline. Language analysis adheres to the definition of discipline in which the language derives its foundation. I, therefore, determined the conception of forensic linguistic, which is the intersection of law and language. After reading Heffer, 2005, I established the aim of the intersection, and I realized the bases that support the language. I realized that language differs ...

Executive Summary.1

Introduction.1

Responsible Leadership..4
Conclusion..6

Works Cited7

Apple Inc. Refuses to Comply Court Order to Encrypt iPhone
Executive Summary
This article will explain the ethical responsibilities of companies to protect the interest of their clients. The recent controversy that involves Apple Inc. is the refusal of the company to comply with the court order to build the software that can encrypt the iPhone of a suspected terrorist. Apple Inc. stand is an ethical decision because it promotes the privacy of its clients. It is the duty of companies or organizations to use their influence and initiate active stakeholder dialogues by involving the ...

Business Law

Introduction
Understanding the legal and ethical framework underpinning the operation of businesses is a prerequisite for engaging in activities and practices that are legally compliant. Most of the dilemmas facing business individuals and organizations stem from the lack of understanding and failure to adhere to the laws. Notably, laws specify what is legally permissible in the corporate society and as well stipulates the consequences that may follow in the event of engaging in non-compliant activities. Moreover, it is important to underscore that laws are never static. They can change from time to time and it is upon the business ...

International Marketing Plan of Burts Potato Chips

Executive Summary
The globalization has changed the face of the international business, and the companies are now expanding their operations to more than one country so that they can tap untapped segments to increase profitability. Some of the benefits of the international expansion into emerging economies are a large base of potential customers, decreased costs and economies of scale due to large operational capacities. Burts Chips is also planning to achieve these benefits of international expansion by expanding the operations to Brazil. This document provides detailed insights into the economy of the Brazil and suggests suitable entry method along ...

Body Cameras and Police Policies

Abstract
In the United States, significant attention has been placed on law enforcement use of body cameras. Police body cameras are small devices that are attached to the officer’s uniform or worn as a head piece that record police interaction with the public. Both supporters and opponents of the use of these cameras have cited several reasons for their stance and the issue remains controversial. This paper takes a deep look at this issue with particular focus on the importance and the role of police body worn cameras. Some of the major aspects that will be explored in the ...

Debatably, the police force is the most conspicuous aspect of the criminal justice system. Concerned with direct enforcement of the law, the police force has the powers to investigate and conduct a lawful arrest. Within the police department are many other sections such as the traffic police, crime scene investigators et cetera. All these sections play roles within the whole system. The government provides the police with such facilities as vehicles and CCTV cameras to make the enforcement of the law more effective (Neubauer 111). Still, the police force is said to be the most corrupt institution in any country ...

Legal research

Introduction
Every business should abide by the business laws to remain competitive and relevant. Particularly, concepts surrounding the law of contracts, torts, and employment law guide most conflicts occurring in businesses today. However, businesses are faced with challenging situations that require precise understanding and interpretation of different commercial case laws and concepts. The lack of understanding of these basic concepts may cause businesses to suffer legal consequences arising from frequent litigations (Singh, 2007). The current paper analyses three events that happened at Wicked Theatres Group Ltd.’s theater. In doing so, the paper sheds light on the legal principles ...

International Litigation and Arbitration

International Litigation and Arbitration

Issue

The first fact of taking on account is that the Texas Oil and Gas exploration Company “Hercules” received investment from Mr. Shi Pei Poo who is an accountant in the Beijing affiliate of Touche Ross and from additional investors from Germany, Libya and Iran through a Company called MFM, which is secretly controlled by the Arabian Oil and Gas Company which is owned by Dr. Kaled Al –Naif, to form, capitalize and operate two oil and gas companies MPE and TKC, to make explorations in order to find Natural Gas in Gulf of Mexico and in ...

Report on Prisons and Contemporary Issues

Prisonner's Rights to DNA Testing

A person convicted of a crime would nonetheless lose his constitutional rights for freedom. The objective of court trials is to weigh the evidence that all parties have presented to justify arguments of innocence or guilt. A court trial is the best time for any accused to prove his innocence of a crime and he should maximize that opportunity to do his best to defend himself. However, trials are not just about facts and evidence it's also about possibilities. Possibilities that the accused is actually innocent, despite the evidence pointing at him. As soon as the ...

Issue

Have Adam and I formed a partnership?
Rule
Partnership Act (SA) 1891 Section 1- Definition of Partnership
Partnership Act (SA) 1891 Section 2- Rules for determining Existence of Partnership
Partnership Act (NSW) Section 2- Rules for determining Existence of Partnership
A partnership entails the relationship that exists between two or more people with the intent of running a business for profit making purposes (Partnership Act (SA) 1891 s 1).
Based on Partnership Act (SA) 1891 s 2 and Partnership Act (NSW) s 2, for a partnership to exist, the relationship must satisfy three aspects:

The establishment of a business;

In common;
With a view ...

Discrimination in the place of work has been a barrier to the United Kingdom's development. The constitution of the country recognizes that everyone is equal. In 2010, the Equality Act was promulgated with an aim of reducing economic and social disparities within the United Kingdom. Following its promulgation, the business community expressed their concerns on its implication. This paper is set to examine the United Kingdom Equality Act 2010 as well as its consequences for the business community.
The Equality Act 2010 was introduced with the view of ensuring that discrimination in the workplace is eliminated. Certain characteristics are ...

Analysis of Multinational Companies

Analysis of Multinational Enterprise
The spread of the globalization across the world facilitates the process of the foundation of new firms and business units in different regions. With that, some companies prefer to have the supply chains approximately in every country regardless the fact that the headquarter of the company is locate din one jurisdiction. Among diversified nature of the business units, today are quite popular the multinational companies due to their competitive advantages in the market. The experts in the business environment define the multinational company as the enterprises that has the production facilities and other relevant assets ...

Abstract

The United States of America is home to people from different race, religion, sex, caste, colour, nationalities, etc. To protect the rights of people at workplace and colleges, the American government has passed legislations. Some of the legislations are the Title VII of the Civil Rights Act 1964 and Affirmative Action 1961. Civil Rights Act 1964 Title VII is a legislation that helps Americans from different religious faiths to practice their religion. Management at different organizations are expected to adhere to their employee’ religious requirements and employees are accommodated. Affirmative Action was created to ensure discrimination at the workplace ...

- Introduction
Meetings are the only solutions for the shareholders of the corporations for interaction with the board in respect of matters of their concern as they are not entitled to take part in the internal affairs of the corporations. With is backdrop, increased shareholder activism has resulted in their calling for special meetings with board in addition to the annual general meetings which are traditional means of interaction with the board for the shareholders. Shareholders are able to speak with the managers and the board members in regard to the company results and its long-range plans only ...

The term tribunal holds several definitions. It may be likened to a court while others may choose to describe a tribunal as a committee tasked with the role of overseeing particular obligations. Tribunals usually hold powers of adjudication. Two or more countries may deem it important to form tribunals for several reasons. First, international tribunals tend to be independent of the countries that create them. This increases confidence from member countries in the neutrality of the tribunals and consequently their ability to make impartial decisions on matters that affect member countries. When a dispute between two or more countries is settled in one ...

Abstract 3

Introduction 4
Causes 5
Psychological and Sociological Aspects 6
Preventive Methods 10
Intervention Methods 11
Conclusion 14

References 16

Abstract
Before young children are glimpsed as, a continuation of their parents and without their own rights (Haapasalo, 2001). There was couple of regulations to defend young children and double-check their safety. Children who have pledged misdeeds are administered with in mature individual enclosures and penalized in the identical way. Formation of the juvenile court for offenders and re-offenders and there enact regulations to defend young children from misuse, long hours, progeny neglect and the establishment of ...

Texas constitution is one of the longest constitutions in the country. The constitution had modified seven times and presently 1876 constitution is effectively adopted by state. The documents only provide information related to explicit power permitted to Texas hence it work like a limited document.

Texas constitution contains total 17 articles. Small brief about all the articles are as follow:

Article 1: Bill of Rights – the article is having total 29 sections and talk about power of Texas government and some un-avoidable rights provided to citizens.
Article 2: Power of Government – As per article two, all the governments have separate powers and one government can not rule other government. This article talks about equal ...

Introduction

Statements made prior to making a contract, as a rule, are not binding for the parties. At the same time, false or misleading statements made with the purpose of inducing another to enter into a contract can be found invalid, giving an innocent party the right to various remedies under the law. Under the common law, a victim of misrepresentation may be entitled to rescind the contract. Legislation, such as Australian Consumer Law, sets a pecuniary penalty in the event of breach of any of its provisions relating to consumer guarantees or false/misleading statements. Thus, the relevant case law ...

General IndicatorsCapital: Riyadh, 4.725 million (2013)Area: 2,149,690 Square KilometersPopulation: 26,939,583 (2013)
Population Growth Rate: 1.51% (2013)Population Density: 12/km2
Total Dependency Ratio: 46.9 % (2013)
Economic IndicatorsGDP (PPP): $921.7 billion (2012)Per Capita GDP (PPP): $31,800 (2012)Distribution of GDP: Agriculture 1.9%, Industry 64.8%, Service.33.3%. (2012)
GDP-Real growth rate: 6.8% (2012)
Urban Population: 82.5% (2012)Labour force participation rate (Ratio of female to male shares): 0.239 (2011)Environmental Performance Index (EPI) Ranking (and score): 82 (50) (2012)Debt level: 11.5% of GDP (2012)
Analysis ...

The Stand Your Ground Law as the law that governs issues and legal position with regard to self-defense. The general definitions of the law covers two basic perspectives, that is, one, that there is practical believe or certain threat to an individual and that secondly, that the option or obligation to retreat is beyond the individual. The legal concepts as provided by the Stand your ground law allows an individual to use lethal force and at the same time act as immunity or a basis for defense against criminal charges. Goodnough, (2005) argues that legal aspects as provided by the ...

Issue: Criminal Accountability of UN Officials on mission

Position: Head Chair/Co-Chair
Introduction
The criminal accountability of the UN Officials on mission is one of the legal issues, which has been debated through the Legal Committee for numerous years. The legal gaps make it difficult for the UN to hold personnel accountable for crimes committed in the missions under its jurisdiction. The UN personnel are being currently accountable only to their countries and their legislation or being protected by the international legal statute of immunity. The lack of accountability makes the whole organization less credible and reliable. With two different groups of UN personnel the troop contributing countries ...

Non judicial punishment, popularly known as NPJ is a tool that is available for military leadership personnel for the purposes of maintaining law and order. NPJ is permitted under article 15 of the UMCJ and is governed by both part 5 of the manual for courts-martial and service regulations (staff, 2014). NJP is most common among the military services and as such there is a procedure for imposing it on an officer. Prior to imposing an NPJ, the offender must be notified of his crime, the supporting evidence behind the accusation and must be notifies that the commanding officer is intent ...

Information Needs of Various Components the Criminal Justice System

The most important step in creating law and order in the society is to ensure that a suitable criminal justice system is in place for the accomplishment of justice administration to the public. Criminal cases in the modern day have increased meaning that the judicial system needs to be extra effective and efficient while at the same time ensuring that there is fairness in the process. Every justice system aims at providing a neutral ground for all individual who approaches the bar seeking justice. Various components of the criminal justice system have the collective responsibility of deciding what policy decisions must ...

Report about Spain country

Report about Spain Country

- Capital: Madrid, 40°26′N 3°42′W
- Area: 505,992 km2, 195,364 sq mi).
- Population: 46, 704,314 (2013)
- Population Density: 92/km2, 240/sq mi
- Population Growth Rate: 0.73% (2013)
- Population Birth Rate: 10.4/1000 (2013)
- Infant mortality rate: 3.37/1000 (2013)
- Density per sq mi: 231

Economic Indicators.

- GDP (PPP): $1.414 trillion (2013)
- Per Capita GDP (PPP): $30,741 (2013)
- Distribution of GDP: Agriculture 40-45%, Tourism 5%, manufacturing, mining, and construction 24%, services 71.7% (2011).
...

Issues for Healthcare Organizations

Lesson 3:1- Antitrust
Lesson 3:2 - Health Information Management
Lesson 3:3 - Fraud, Abuse, and Corporate Compliance
Abstract
This document contains answers to lessons 3 units 1, 2, 3 pertaining to Issues for Healthcare Organizations. Unit 1 explores antitrust management; unit 2 - Health Information Management and unit 3 Fraud, Abuse, and Corporate Compliance.
Issues for Healthcare Organizations
Lesson 3:1- Antitrust

Question 1: Antitrust regulations - Sherman and Clayton Acts

- Mergers, consolidations and acquisition components of Sherman and Clayton antitrust acts like any other corporate legal intervention endorses regulations regarding purchasing; selling, dividing and combining with other companies that offer different ...

Advertising is used as a means to publicize a particular product or service to its target market. Companies often vie to produce the most creative, lucrative, and efficient advertisements in their respective industries. However, in the high demand for such advertisements, certain campaigns tend to neglect their responsibility of proper advertising. Various forms of deceptive advertising are seen almost everywhere and the most notorious will be tackled later on. To be specific, any form of advertisement that lures consumers to purchase a product or service due to a misunderstanding may be ...

Re: Ever Last product Line

Introduction
For the past two years, Ever Last Ovenware has recorded decreased sales due to a downturn in the economy. The production manager has missed to meet his target of earning a 25% return on assets from the sales of the Ever Last Ovenware (Rock Cookware Inc, n.d. P.1). All costs attributed to the product line are relevant costs and profitability of the product line is not possible by reallocating the costs to other cost centers. This informed the production manager to commission the redesigning of the product. Redesigning the product led to a reduction in 35% of the ...

Web: http://www.theelucidators.org

Phone Line 1: 101-332-2211

Fax 101-332-2211
Introduction
Descriptive Information:
“The Elucidators” is a multi-purpose organization formed for the purpose of marshaling people with disabilities to discover their potential and engage in active politics. They research, identify, mobilize and create a database of all the people living with disabilities all over the United States for the purpose of aiding their campaigns to ascend to political power. The database so-created contains the disabled person’s name, gender, religion, country of origin, nature of the disability, political party affiliation and their desired political seat.
Alongside mobilizing disabled persons for political campaigns, they ...

Article criticism: Employment discrimination in the ethnically diverse workplace

Abstract
Ethnic and race discrimination has characterized most organizational contexts in the global arena. Vertical and horizontal segregation based on ethnic and racial affiliation is common. In the midst of high voices calling for equality and non-discriminative employment, promotion, transfer and demotions, everyday actions in organizations imply otherwise. Tanya Kateri Hernandez on her article “Employment discrimination in the ethnically diverse workplace,” which was done in conjunction with Fordham Law School, archive of scholarship and history, offers a brief review of how race and ethnicity has always been used to discriminate in the opportunities that are available in the workplace ...

Introduction

Kencrest is an organization that offers health care services to persons with disabilities. It is a community agency that has served the locals for a long time. Over its history, it has been able to retain a high level; of discipline and ethical standards in how it handles its clients and this has established its brand as an effective health care provider. Today, the organization boasts a wide range of services with great professionalism within its workplace. This paper focuses on Kencrest Services in relation to information gathered after its visitation.

Background

Description the physical features of the agency facility
The Kencrest Services ...

The case we are presented with is the Community for Non-Violence vs. Reid,490 U.S. 730 (1989) in which the Community for Non-Violence in its form as an organization dedicated to the elimination of homelessness. With one of its trustees the company was engaged in an oral agreement with Reid who is a sculptor with the agreement based the production of a statue that represents the dramatization of the plight of the homeless. This statue was to be displayed at a Christmas pageant in Washington with Reid working on the statue at his Baltimore studio with several visitors from the Community for ...

Other Current and Emerging Issues in Health Care

Lesson4:1-Decision-Making Concerning Individuals: Consent
Lesson 4:2- Decision-Making Concerning Individuals: Reproductive and End-of-Life Issues
Lesson 4:3 -The Impact of Globalization & Emerging Technology
Abstract
This document contains three essays pertaining to the lesson entitled ‘Other Current and Emerging Issues in Health Care’ outlining three subject areas. Lesson4:1 relates Decision-Making Concerning Individuals: Consent; Lesson 4:2- Decision-Making Concerning Individuals: Reproductive and End-of-Life Issues and Lesson 4:3 -The Impact of Globalization & Emerging Technology.
Lesson4:1-Decision-Making Concerning Individuals: Consent
Question 1:- Case Study, Mrs. Mary Smith.

Step 1: Facts

- She was admitted to Jones Memorial Hospital
- Initially her injuries did ...

U.S. American Health Issues, Health care system

Summary

"My Sister's Keeper" by Jodi Picoult is a novel about the family of Fitzgerald. At a tender age of two, Kate is diagnosed with leukemia and she urgently requires a donor in order to save her life. However, there are many attempts to find her a suitable donor, but all this is in vain. The novel is set in a span of two weeks where the author divides the scenes according to the day of the week. The story that happens within the two weeks gives a flashback from the points of views of the main characters in the ...

Professional Engineering Development

Abstract

New Zealand was inhabited by indigenous people before the European sailors, fishermen and sailors started coming to the waters off its coast. The Māoiri culture and the European culture were in conflict from the beginning due to their different understandings of the purpose of earth’s resources. The Waikato River system is important to the Māoiri because of its ancient spiritual meanings as well as its modern practical uses; it is also important to the New Zealand European descendants for its modern uses. The Waikato River has an infrastructure of dams that provide hydroelectric power. A ...

The federal system of the United States of America is very important in outlining the history of the United States of America. This country has undergone a lot of political changes from the date of the formation of the government (Lawrence 13). It should be noted that this form of government was formed with a lot of critics from the opposition side. However, the proposers of this system seemed to be more powerful to advocate for it. Even at the time of the civil war, the federal system still existed in the United States of America. The constitution of this country ...

Introduction

Health care is one of the fields facing very difficult legal and moral issues in the society. Professionals in health care are put in a hard position while executing their duties due to the underlying moral and legal implications involved. Health policies regarding Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome (AIDS), abortions, end of life care and many other aspects vary from state to state as well as the international level. There are no internationally accepted standards that determine in finality how doctors and health care providers should handle such matter. Laws and constitutions have attempted to provide guidelines as to how such ...