Law

Why are immigrants who face deportation not entitled to the same constitutional rights as defendants in a courtroom?Group of answer choicesBecause deportation is a civil penaltyBecause they are leaving the countryBecause they are not citizensBecause they do not have legal representation

What group of offenders with special needs is most likely to have substance abuse problems that make successful reentry difficult?Group of answer choicesOffenders-turned-elderly-in-prisonElderly first-time offendersGreyhoundsHabitual elderly offenders

Overview: This paper will allow you to examine the differences between civil law and criminal law, as well as the state and federal court systems. Prompt: Compare and contrast the differences between civil and criminal law as it pertains to the United States. Additionally, compare the structure of the state and federal court systems. Specifically, the following critical elements must be addressed: I. Civil and Criminal Law: Compare and contrast the differences between civil and criminal law as it pertains to the United States. II. Structure: Compare the structure of the state and federal court systems. Guidelines for Submission: Your paper must be submitted as a 2- to 3-page Microsoft Word document with double spacing, 12-point Times New Roman font, one-inch margins, and at least two sources cited in APA forma

• Individual written task.• Questions answered in order, numbered and in essay format. No bullet points.• Answer the following questions in a single document using the information given to you throughout the course and additional research.• Your answers are to be based on laws in the USA.• You must research and find the laws or regulations that correspond to the questions that you are answering from the USA.• Remember to use Harvard citations in the document. Use in-text citations to indicate your sources. Case study Carrie opens a small coffee shop in a small Colorado town and names it “Grounds” with the slogan “Green to Brown we roast it down”. Mark owns a large commercial landscaping business in Los Angeles also named “Grounds” with the slogan “Green or Brown we cut it down”. Mark’s company has been around for six years, while Carrie’s business just opened. Both companies claim trademark to this name, and copyright of their slogans but neither have registered the name or the slogan. One day when Googling his company, Mark discovers Carrie’s business, he immediately writes a letter to her telling her to change her name and slogan, but she never answers his letter. A few weeks later Mark sues her for trademark and copyright infringement in California. 1. Identify what is a Trademark and what legal protection it gives the owner? Cite your source. 2. Identify and analyse what Mark must prove to win a a Trademark infringement case? Cite the law and provide a legal case as an example. 3. Identify and analyse what is the likely legal outcome between Carrie and Mark in a Trademark infringement case? Cite a legal case in support of yourposition. 4. Identify what is a copyright and what legal protection it gives the owner? Cite your source. 5. Identify and analyse what Mark must prove to win a copyright violation case? Cite the law and provide a legal case as an example. 6. Identify and analyse what is the likely legal outcome between Carrie and Mark in a copyright infringement case? Cite a legal case in support of your

Which of the following is NOT a pain of imprisonment?Group of answer choicesLoss of liberLoss of personal securityLoss of autonomyLoss of free speech

What is the primary purpose of detaining illegal migrantsGroup of answer choicesTo begin the citizenship processTo ensure they will be present for legal proceedingsTo provide them with shelter and foodTo enforce the American justice system

The process of socialization into the culture of a correctional facility is called:Group of answer choicePrisionizationBrutalization effectPains of imprisonmentImportation theory

Please discuss the following topics and provide substantive comments to at least two other posts. Select from the following list four (4) topics and discuss. Use only 50-words max per topic to discuss and present your answer.The discussion questions this week are from Chapter’s 3-5 (Jamsa, 2013).Chapter 3 topics:- Define and describe PaaS.- List the benefits of PaaS solutions.- Describe potential disadvantages of PaaS.- Describe how a cloud-based database management system differs from an on-site database.- List the computing resources normally provided with a PaaS.Chapter 4 topics:- Define and describe IaaS.- Define and describe system redundancy. Discuss how you might use IaaS to implement a redundancy plan.- Define and describe load balancing. Discuss how you might use IaaS to implement load balancing.- Define and describe NAS. Assume you must implement a shared file system within the cloud. – What company would you select? Why? What costs should your client expect to pay for cloud-based data on a gigabyte (GB) basis?- Define and describe colocation. Discuss how you might use IaaS to implement colocation.- Compare and contrast a cloud-based disk storage device (with a file system) with a cloud based database.- Compare and contrast physical, dedicated virtual, and shared virtual servers. Search the web for companies that provide each. What cost should a customer expect to pay for each

Please discuss the following topics and provide substantive comments to at least two other posts.Select from the following list four (4) topics and discuss. Use only 50-words max per topic to discuss and present your answer.The discussion questions this week are from Chapter’s 1 & 2 (Jamsa, 2013).Chapter 1 topics:Define and discuss cloud computing.Discuss how cloud computing has changed how companies budget for software solutions.Compare and contrast SaaS, PaaS, and IaaS, and provide an example of each.Define scalability and discuss how the cloud impacts it.List three advantages and three disadvantages of cloud computing.Define virtualization and discuss how the cloud impacts it.Describe three cloud-based solutions for individuals and three cloud-based solutions for businesses.Discuss how Web 2.0 has driven the growth of the web.Compare and contrast public, private, community, and hybrid clouds.

Research ProposalI want to research about what are the factors that lead to wrongful convictions. I will be looking at data from various researchers and their data. Then analyze and identify which one is leading and what the others are. Most of my data will be secondary since I don’t have anyone I can interview.I. Identify a research problem or research topic-a. Wrongful Conviction- Why do people get wrongfully convicted in the U.S?II. Introductiona. It should convey to the reader, what you want to do, what necessitates the study and your passion for the topicIII. Problem and objectivesa. What exactly do you want to study?i. Why do people get wrongfully convicted?b. Does the proposed study contribute to our general understanding of crime, criminal behavior, the criminal justice system or policy responses to crime?i. By understanding why people get wrongfully convicted, we can take measures and steps to avoid and prevent more innocent people from spendingc. Specify Research problem or objectivei. What are the factors that lead to wrongful convictions in the U.S?d. Indicate what you intend to achieve in the Researchi. By the end of this paper, I will have determined what are the factors that contribute to a wrongful conviction, why this is a problem and what we can do to possibly resolve this issue to keep innocent people from ending up in jail.IV. Literature Reviewa. You can access academic journals, reports by government agencies, institutional databases, libraries onlineb. Summarize each article in a paragraph, highlighting the details relevant to your research interest.c. Literature review should include supporting data, disagreements and analyticalV. Research Questionsa. What specific questions will your research try to answer?i. What are the factors that lead to wrongful convictions in the U.S?ii. What is the number 1 reason for why people are wrongfully convicted of a crime?iii. How does socio-economic status and race impact a wrongful conviction?iv. Is there a specific type of person that is usually wrongfully convicted? (in terms of race, economic status, etc.)v. How does this affect the individuals who are wrongfully convicted and their families?VI. Hypothesisa. A hypothesis is a specific, clear, and testable proposition or predictive statement or possible outcome of a scientific research that must be testedi.VII. Research Methods and Designa. Whom or what will you study in order to collect data?i. Secondary data- The National Registry and other data collected from studies of wrongful convictions and exonerationsb. If there is any possibility that your research will have an impact on those you study, how will you ensure that they are not harmed by the research?i. There will be no harm to anyone since the data being used will have already been made publicVIII. Research Instrument – surveys (questionnaire), interviewsIX. Data Collection Methods-a. How will you actually collect the data for your study?i. National Registry of exonerationsii. Reanalysis of data already collected by othersX. Data Analysisa. What are the key variables in your study?i. State, county, convicted year, exonerated year, factors contributing to convictionii. Analysis of previous studiesiii. Statistics about wrongful convictionsb. Briefly describe the kind of analysis you plan to conduct.c. Do you intend to explain why things are the way they are?d. What possible explanatory variables will your analysis consider?e. Will you conduct qualitative analysis or quantitative analysis?XI. Discussiona. Here is where you explain the result you obtained, whether or not they are significant in relation with your hypotheses – whether or not your hypotheses are supported or rejected or in relation to your Research questionsXII. Limitations, policy implications/recommendationsa. Talk about the implications of your findings, and the limitations (problems you encountered in the course of your research) of your stud