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DISCLOSURE DOCUMENT: Please upload your document in canvas.  You will create it based on WAC 246.810.31. WAC 246-810-031.pdf Download WAC 246-810-031.pdf  Open the WAC 246.810.031 either through the Washington State Legislation page https://app.leg.wa.gov/wac/default.aspx?cite=246-810-031Links to an external site. or from the pdf attached.  This is the real, legal documentation you must follow with a two-year degree credential.   Follow each and every guideline to make your own disclosure document.   I don't mind if you make up information... like your PhD, etc... for the sake of the assignmen...

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All questions are worth 20 points:           1.   Describe some of the problems with defining elder abuse?           2.   Discuss the types of programs developed to effectively respond to victims of child abuse and neglect.           3.   Identify and discuss the factors that make it challenging for victims to leave an abusive relationship. How has the Violence Against Women Act helped to protect victims of Interpersonal Violence?           4.   Less than 5% of completed or attempted rapes are reported to law enforcement officials. Discuss some of the common barriers to reporting, and identify...

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Post1response2.docx 200 word response 1 reference/intext citation Due 1/24/2025 Post 1 Williams Beyond its definition, how does "class characteristic" influence the broader context of evidence analysis in criminal investigations? Consider scenarios where class characteristics might be misleading or insufficient. Provide an example where reliance on class characteristics alone could lead to complications or misdirection in an investigation. Class features are the things that make an individual object, tool, or material be classified under a particular class rather than distinguishing it as a se...

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Post2.docx 300 word response 2 references/intext citation Due 1/15/2025 Post 2: Q2 Circumstantial physical evidence is often perceived as less definitive than direct physical evidence. Are there scenarios where circumstantial evidence might be preferred or more reliable than direct evidence? Provide an example of a real or hypothetical case to illustrate how circumstantial evidence can play a pivotal role in establishing a strong argument.

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week 3 chat: What if you were part of the Innocence... | Law

What if you were part of the Innocence Project; what would you do if you only had the resources to help one falsely accused person? What criteria would you use to decide who to help? What severity or length of sentence would you consider?

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Week2-2nd.docx In Week 2, we have examined the importance of vision, mission (or purpose) and values in your role as a leader. Kouzes and Posner (2006) wrote that “People always want to know some things about us — the person doing the leading before they’re going to become the people doing the following. They want to know about the person behind the mask of position. They want to know what gives us the confidence to think that we can actually pull this off” (p.93). Your values and beliefs should be part of your answer if asked “who are you?” (Kouzes and Posner, 2006, p. 98). Instructions Rev...

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PREDICTIVE OFFICE MEMO:  MEMO ASSIGNMENT INSTRUCTIONS OVERVIEW... | Law

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Government-psy.docx Government (TRo) 400 words Part A You are a legislator with a perfect record for voting on constitutional statutes. You have been presented with two proposed statutes. Read each one, and then read the case, analyzing a replica statute for constitutionality. Decide whether you should vote for or against the proposed statute if you want to keep your perfect record. Links to the cases are on 12.4.2 . 1. The proposed statute is Disorderly Conduct and reads as follows: It is a misdemeanor to engage in indecent or disorderly conduct in the presence of another in a public place...

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week 2 chatt: As a patrol officer, you are only doing... | Law

As a patrol officer, you are only doing your job when you stop a car for running a red light.  Unfortunately, the driver of the car happens to be the mayor.  You give her a ticket anyway, but the next morning you get called into the captain's office and told in no uncertain terms that you screwed up, for there is an informal policy extending "courtesy" to city politicians.   Several nights later, you observe the mayor's car weaving erratically across lanes and speeding.   What would you do?  What if the driver were a fellow police officer?  What if it were a high school friend?  Find a real...