REFLECTION The legitimacy issue in the article is the three men placed on the death row in Louisiana being placed in the solitary confinement as prison policy requires such individuals to be isolated. Mr. Hamilton, Mr. Eaton, and Mr. Perry have been held in solitary confinement because of being convicted of the first-degree murder and sentenced to death in Louisiana for more than two decades. As per the justice ruling, the article has presented 71 prisoners that pass through the same settings at the state prison at Angola. This triggered the civil right officials and the plaintiffs’ lawyers to file a lawsuit that focused on overturning the prison policy of placed the inmates sentenced to death in isolation. The prison policy and the conditions that the inmates are subjected to seem potential to undermine the legitimacy of the criminal justice system. The components of procedural justice also are significantly undermined. The aspect of respect, fairness, a voice that make the legitimacy of criminal justice to be vital towards solving problems is lost through prisoners being placed in isolation for decades.…

        THE SCOTTISH CRIMINAL COURT STRUCTURE               Student’s Name         Course Professor’s Name University City (State) Date                 The Scottish Criminal Court Structure Scotland’s legal system, known as Scot’s law, has long had a unique court and criminal justice system with its jurisdiction and independence. Scotland’s law is a mixed system since scot lawyers, rather than using English law, prefer to take Roman Law and other continental legal systems ideas. But due to its geographical proximity to England, the English law has greatly influenced Scotland to draw its law from the English common law tradition. According to the Auditor General for Scotland and the Accounts Commission (p.3), Scotland’s criminal justice system consists of a multifaceted set of legal processes based on fairness, independent decision-making, and respect for human rights. The complex procedures allow the two sides involved in a criminal case to oppose each other in court. The prosecuting attorney may choose whether to arraign a case under the Solemn procedure…

These fantasy leagues Dream 11 is among the most popular fantasy games in the world. This fantasy game allows participants to participate in cricket, football and basketball games. Dream 11 is recognized by a massive number of people around the globe. Many people play the league because it is an impressive League. This league consists of fantasy football, fantasy cricket and basketball. There are a set of rules that guide these types of games. Every game be it fantasy games or real matches, they are expected to have regulations for them to run smoothly. Cricket and football are the most played fantasy games since they are prevalent games that are followed by everyone.   These fantasy leagues are created from the usual games that are participated physically. Leagues are ordinarily available, and people interested in own fantasy teams can join the league online. The Fantasy games have their own set of rules that help the matches to be fair and fun. Yahoo is one of the sites that are dedicated to making fantasy games enjoyable. They have emails that can…

              Student’s Name: Course, Department: Institutional Affiliation: Date:   Qualitative research discussion. Jane Agee (2009) Developing qualitative research questions: a reflective process, International Journal of Qualitative Studies in Education, 22:4, 431-447, DOI: 10.1080/09518390902736512 1- “Good research questions do not necessarily produce good research, but poorly conceived or constructed questions will likely create problems that affect all subsequent stages of a study. In qualitative studies, the ongoing process of questioning is an integral part of understanding the unfolding lives and perspectives of others” (Agee, 2009). The quality of the initial questions impacts whether or not a dissertation committee approves a study, published, or funded (Agee, 2009). “At the heart of this approach are methods for representing what Geertz (1973, 10) called the ‘microscopic’ details of the social and cultural aspects of individuals’ lives… He noted that it is not enough to describe a wink and label it as a behavior. Rather, ‘the thing to ask’ about human behaviors is ‘what their import is’ (Geertz 1973, 10)” (Agee, 2009). The process in selecting problem areas and…

Ethereum Cryptocurrency Hello, In today’s video, our main content focuses on the Ethereum cryptocurrency. You may have heard about cryptocurrency, but you may not be sure exactly what kind of cryptocurrency is or how it works. Ethereum is the second biggest cryptocurrency right after Bitcoin. Ethereum gas gained popularity from millions and millions of people around the world. Ethereum is a virtual coin, just like other currencies in the crypto industry. To find out more about Ethereum, let’s look at it more closely. Emerging of Ethereum It is essential to know how Ethereum emerged as one of the biggest cryptocurrencies to understand it. Ethereum cryptocurrency was launched in 2015. It has since appeared with more than 20 billion USD in terms of capitalization. The popularity it has gained since its creation has enabled it to grow much faster than any new cryptocurrency market. Personalities behind the Ethereum Project Vitalik Buterin is the founder of Ethereum. Being 19 years old during his Ethereum creation, Vitalik has been one of the most known names within the crypto world. As an initial writer…

    Complex Readings question and answers   Student’s Name Institutional Affiliation Course Name and Number Instructor Date                 Complex Readings question and answers Q.1 How difficult was this reading? Why or why not? This reading is challenging in that it challenges and stretches the thinking of a reader who does not have background knowledge in civil law. Even when the reader has a background in law, a new topic is hard to grasp the cadent when the idea dealt with is difficult (Kauffman & Martin, 2018). The difficulty could also be due to the poor writing skills of the writer. Arguments presented to the reader logically are easy to understand even when the topic is complicated. Q.2What strategies did you use to improve your understanding? To improve my understanding of the case ruling, I had to read the cadent several times. The first reading I skimmed through the lesson, followed by several repeats in reading each time improving my familiarity with the cadent (Kauffman & Martin, 2018). Each time I read the…

The NHS The NHS has been struggling to meet the dire health needs of the tax-payer population. Needs for various healthcare services have been evolving, more so in the last few decades such that conditions such as obesity and overweight, diabetes, and drug resistance have arisen as essential healthcare concerns that face an increasing part of the general population. The adoption of new technology that saves more lives has made it impossible for the NHS to stall the increased healthcare costs that amount to 10 billion pounds annually. Moreover, changes in the health care sector, pushing for centralization of services has led to the closure of local services. As a result, people are relying more on the private sector, which undermines the purpose of NHS. Currently, the NHS has been struggling with operational efficiency due to the reduction of government spending, making the organization to seek other methods of health care providers such as out-of-hospital to reach the vast population. However, out-of-hospital service will lead to loss of income to hospitals and requires commitment for its implementation. The government has…

            Jules Evans: How Philosophy Can Save Your Life at TEDxBreda Name of the Student Course Institution Date     In “My philosophy for a happy life” TEDx Talks, Jules Evans discusses the medieval Greek philosophy of CBT (cognitive behavioural therapy). He says that as he begins to do explore it,  it’s a revelation. The origins of his narrative reside in his experience of cognitive therapy in the healing of post-traumatic syndrome. Although he relates to individual experience only in passing, the philosophical roots behind his therapy are what grips him. He describes the compelling story of the enslaved Epictetus, disabled by a brutal master, educated by a decent man, liberated and then banished; thus Epictetus held out his ideals in his life. His central aphorism: that we should not struggle because of circumstances, but instead because of the opinions we have regarding the events. For instance, influenced meditations of Emperor Marcus Aurelius, dispersed Stoic concepts throughout the Roman empire, and 2,000 years later remained the basic principle of CBT. Through the origins of rationalism…

        THE SCOTTISH CRIMINAL COURT STRUCTURE               Student’s Name         Course Professor’s Name University City (State) Date                 The Scottish Criminal Court Structure Scotland’s legal system that is also known as the Scot’s law has long had a unique court and criminal justice system with its own jurisdiction and independence. Scotland’s law is seen as a mixed system since scot lawyers rather than using the English law, they prefer to take ideas from Roman Law and other continental legal systems. But due to its geographical proximity to England, the English law has greatly influenced Scotland to draw its law from the English common law tradition. According to the Auditor General for Scotland and the Accounts Commission, (p.3) ,the criminal justice system in Scotland is made up of a multifaceted set of legal processes based on fairness, independent decision making and respect for human rights. The complex procedures allow the two sides involved in a criminal case to oppose each other in…

Chief complainants VC is a twenty-eight Asian—American female nursing student and also working as a Cna. She stated that she has stress and anxiety that is related to her workload. Her stress and anxiety began after she joined the nursing school. She feels more stressed and anxious during exams and check-offs. When having stress and anxiety attacks, she feels her heart racing and her palms becomes sweaty. When she has elevated stress and anxiety levels, she loses weight. VC believes that her stress and anxiety levels will decline when she finishes nursing school. The patient came for her annual physical examination and to do some blood work to examine her blood sugar level. Her gynecologist recommended she see a primary care provider annually to prevent further health concerns. Current medication None. Allergies No known food or allergies. Past medical History VC received all her vaccinations and immunizations. Recently, she received her annual flu shot. She has no childhood illness, no history of surgery, accident or hospitalization. The patient recently had a non-cancerous mole removed by the dermatologist. The patient also…