Author: chris

The issue of civil rights during times of war or imminent danger, raised by the Koromatsu decision, is still an important question today. As early as 1810 former president Thomas Jefferson wrote that while individual rights were extremely important, the “laws of necessity, of self-preservation, of saving our country when in danger, are of a higher obligation.” Since 1919 it has been established that the federal court system would decide when a “clear and present danger” required the limiting of individual rights.

In 1943, in his report to Chief of Staff Gen. George C. Marshall and Secretary of War Henry L. Stimson, Gen. J.L. DeWitt defended the evacuation and internment of 110,442 Japanese Americans as a measure “impelled by military necessity.” One Japanese-American citizen, Fred Koromatsu, challenged the “internment” of Japanese-Americans as an unconstitutional exercise of federal power.

Chapter 8 of Discovering the American Past provides the Supreme Court decision and opinions that upheld the government’s action. The Evidence contains excerpts from the Court’s opinion (delivered by Justice Hugo Black), a concurring opinion by Justice Felix Frankfurter, and dissenting opinions by Justices Owen Roberts, Frank Murphy, and Robert Jackson. Using these documents, you must answer the following historical question:

Historical Queston: Did the removal and incarceration of Japanese Americans after Pearl Harbor meet the “clear and present danger” test? Do you agree with the Supreme Court’s decision in the context of the 1940s?

The CEO of your firm has approached you with the new strategic plan. One key strategic thrust is to take your product (tangible specialty product/mid tech) and introduce it into an emerging market (India). One KSF is to maintain current margins while not compromising quality. A U.S. “process” (not product) patents exist on the entire product line. The primary competitor is located in Asia.
In today’s complex global business environment, what will be required to make this transition successful? Which strategy would you pursue? What are the risks?

Essay Question:
Should health policy-making in the United Kingdom rely on a national or a global paradigm of public health? Please draw on concepts and examples.
Requirements:
** Minimum 20 different sources.
** Make sure to use Pub Med for at least some of the references.
** Please include a 200 word summary or abstract of your essay at the beginning.
** The actual essay should begin with a clear introduction and end with a definite conclusion.
** Sub-headings may be used to help structure the essay.
** The word limit is 3,000 words (excluding cover page contents, 200 word abstract, references and any additional bibliography).
** The essay should be presented in Arial font, size 11 and with double line spacing.
Margins should be set at one inch/2.54 cms all around. Please include page numbers.
** Direct quotations should be indicated by inverted commas (‘ and ’), with square brackets used if additional words are inserted to ensure a quotation makes sense. Quotations should be within the text, unless they are longer than two lines, in which case they should be indented. All quotations should be referenced with a page number included.
** New paragraphs should be preceded by a blank line; there is no need to indent new paragraphs.
** Vancouver References should be used consistently. Please do not mix different referencing styles.
** Information or quotations from a source should have an appropriate reference. This should take the form of sequential end notes using Arabic numeral.

Need a , The formal proposal must provide a clear and lucid description of the project and a proposed method of answering the question from the attached Thesis Topic on Computer Forensic Methodology. The proposal should explain the question, project, or problem to be investigated and convince the professor that the question, project or problem merits investigation. No more than 5 pages in length.

You need to use this book( textbook Criminal Law: A Contemporary Approach)

Bloch and McMunigal, Chapter 5
Mental States, Strict Liability, Mistake of Fact and Mistake of Law, Intoxication, Specific and General Intent.
its a case brief (like disscustion)
No plagrisim and make sue no high vocabulary and be clear answering CH 5 .Some notes Attached .Make sure to cite from the book your answer .Thanks

A Harvard case “Training and Development at RVA”. The point of this assignment is to analyze the case based on the course material. I am going to attach 7 power point presentations. They were given in class and and are all the chapters we took in this course. You should use it to base your analysis on. Analyze the case in detail and always relate everything back to the course (training type, training design, whether it is on the job or off the job, needs analysis and so on)

– This assignment is based on your following answers to these questions. Type your answers to the following questions: USE COMPLETE SENTENCES. ANSWER THESE QUESTIONS- ***** 1)Which food groups have you satisfied?” 2)Which ones are under the recommendations? 3)What are some of the reasons why you may be lacking some of the food groups? 4)What are some strategies to improve your low food groups?
-Look at the box titled “Your Daily Calorie Limit” ****** What is your calorie recommendation? What number did you receive? How does it compare to the recommendation? What are some strategies for improvement to reduce or improve?
-Use the “Nutrition Intake Report” attached and answer these questions: REPORT FORMAT
*What percentage of the total calories is coming from fat (total fat) and saturated fat? What is the recommendation on this? What are the comparisons of cholesterol and sodium?
*How does your intake compare with recommendations for carbohydrates, protein, and dietary fiber? Did you meet all of the nutritional recommendations for vitamins and minerals? If not, which nutrients do you need more of? List what foods contain the minerals, vitamins and nutrients you are lacking. (use your text or other resources). Offer strategies to introduce these researched foods into your diet.
*Are you satisfied with your overall diet? (write a complete answer!) What improvements do you need to make, if any? Offer some specific suggestions (like an action plan) to improve or maintain your diet. Give SPECIFIC examples of how you can introduce lacking nutrients into your daily food intake.

Part 1: Rationale and Analysis of an ‘Unsustainable’ Practice:- Your report should set out the rationale for the particular practice you are focusing on and why it is important in terms of its implications for environmental sustainability. Your report must include an analysis of what constitutes the practice, who participates in the practice and how it might be changing (ie. trends/evidence of increasing environmental impact)? You need to identify the key problems and challenges for affecting change to the practice, which may vary for different groups of people or for different contexts. You will be expected to demonstrate your understanding and engagement with some of the theories around social practices and practice change (which will be explored in the course materials/lectures) in developing your analysis. You may also choose to carry out some interviews to inform your understanding of the particular practice you are analysing.
Part 2: Rationale for, and Design of, a Strategy for Change
From your analysis in Part 1, you need to provide a rationale for the design of your strategy for change which addresses the particular challenges you identified. In designing your strategy for change you need to clearly link the analysis of the practice with the strategies for
change. What important challenges does your strategy overcome? What important opportunities does your strategy harness? Why are your solutions better than other possible or existing solutions? What types of strategies are involved? Is it a multi-pronged strategy involving a range of approaches (eg. educational, policy, regulatory, infrastructural, incentives etc) and why? Who needs to be involved and why? What role do the various actors in your strategy need to play and how might they be co-ordinated (ie. governance issues)? What are some of the problems or risks that may emerge in implementing your strategy and how might they be overcome?
The strategy must be your own work ie. the product of your own creativity. Your strategy report must not be simply an assessment or reproduction of somebody else’s strategy. That said you may draw from existing approaches or strategies to address your chosen ‘unsustainable practice’ and propose modifications or alternatives based on your critical analysis of the practice or problem trying to be addressed. You may draw on a number of sources to assist your analysis and strategy development including reviewing current literature, reports and other relevant strategies, carrying out primary research through
interviews (only a small sample would be expected for this exercise) or other creative methods for exploring your topic.

Interracial Sex and Marriage in Film and Literature

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Discussion Question 1
Question 1: Evolution and Taxonomy
Select one species of organism that is interesting to you (try to pick something different from your classmates’ choices—you only have about two million to choose from). Show the hierarchy of classification for the organism you choose from Domain through to binomial name (genus and species). Be sure to write the names in correct format and to spell correctly.
What are the nearest relatives of your chosen species? How do the levels of classification for your species trace the major evolutionary steps the ancestors of your species took over time? Be prepared to discuss similarities and differences in the evolution of diversity in the examples chosen by your classmates.
Discussion Question 2
Question 2: Innovation and Diversity
Over the long period of time that life has existed on Earth, there have been a number of important or significant innovations including (but not limited to) endosymbiosis to create mitochondria and chloroplasts; multicellularity; adaptation to land by plants and animals; development of exoskeletons in arthropods, shells in molluscs, and notochords followed by vertebral columns in chordates and vertebrates; and bipedalism in the ancestry of humans. All of these had to come about by natural selection in response to changing environmental forces.
Pick one of these significant innovations and describe:
a. How the innovation appears to have happened
b. What environmental challenges were met and overcome by this innovation, and
c. What opportunities were opened for the organism that made this innovation.
Be prepared to discuss the general concept of innovation and opportunity in response to selective challenges in life and how this can greatly increase biodiversity over time.