The Development of two or more distinct personalities

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This is the development of two or more distinct personalities, sometimes referred to as subpersonalities or alternate personalities, that each have their own memories, thoughts and emotions.

Group of answer choices

A. Common Disorder

B. Crisis Disorder

C. Dissociative Identity Disorder

D. Theft Disorder

2. This is a state of low blood sugar that affects the functioning of the brain, has been connected to antisocial behavior, including homicide and habitual violence

Group of answer choices

A. Hypoglycemia

B. Antisocial behavior

C. Disorder

D. Identity Crisis

3. This is preoccupation with orderliness, perfectism, mental and interpersonal control, inflexible and inefficient behaviors.

Group of answer choices

A. Mental Ineffectiveness

B. Flexible Behaviors

C. Obsessive-Compulsive

D. None of the above

4. This is a state in which a person loses contact with reality in specific ways

Group of answer choices

A. State of Mind

B. Psychosis

C. Incapability of deciding

D. No contact with others

5. This is a state of mind of an offender at the time of the offense

Group of answer choices

A. Happy

B. Insanity

C. Disorder

D. None of the above

6. These are defined as having an enduring pattern of inner experience and outward behavior that impairs their sense of self, emotional experiences, goals, capacity for empathy, and/or intimacy

Group of answer choices

A. Social Issues

B. Personality Disorders

C. Current Issues

D. None of the above

7. They were believed at the time to be able to detect criminal predisposition by examining bumps and abnormalities on the surface of the skull.

Group of answer choices

A. Phrenologists

B. Psychologists

C. Social Workers

D. Police Officers

8. This is a pervasive distrust and suspiciousness of others

Group of answer choices

A. Scared

B. Frightened

C. Paranoid

D. Happy

9. This is not an emotion but rather a state of being that often leads to emotions such as anger, sadness or depression

Group of answer choices

A. Happy

B. Delighted

C. Upset

D. Frustration

10. This involves a person feeling detached from his or her mental processes or physical body.

Group of answer choices

A. Relationship Disorder

B. Depersonalization-Derealization Disorder

C. Depression Disorder

D. None of the above

 

11. Copy paste the link below and watch the video and post a response if you think this is a good program? Why or why not? Be polite and respectful with your answers.

12. refer to Hare’s Revised Psychopathy Checklist on page 100. A high combination of the factors listed are believed to reliably indicate a “psychopath.” These factors appear to vary with age, social class, cognitive abilities, drug and or alcohol abuse, and violent behavior.

Name at least two of the traits of a “psychopath” and explain why each trait applies to many “normal” people.   An example may be “pathological liar” a psychopath may lie so often, that they learn how to lie so well that people cannot tell they are lying. They can then lie to potential victims to manipulate the victim by telling the victim what they think the victim needs to hear to feel safe with the psychopath,  so the psychopath can lure the victim into a situation they would not have otherwise put themselves into. (i.e., getting into a car with a strangerfrom a bar).

Parties appearing in The High Court of Australia

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The link to the forms can be found here:https://www.hcourt.gov.au/registry/filing-documents/registry_forms-2020. Use the internet to locate a list of the prescribed forms to be filed (where required) by parties appearing in the High Court of Australia.

 

Create own version of six forms that are appropriately designed and structured.

 

Where required insert this information:

 

The Registry in your capital city.

  • The appellant/ plaintiff is Samuel James Smith of 34 Jonas Street in your capital city.
  • The respondent/ defendant is Marty Motors Pty Ltd ACN 555 432 019 of Lot 451, Peak Street in your capital city.
  • The proceeding number is M394 of 20XX.
  • The date the document is prepared and filed is 1 November 20XX.
  • The name of the legal practitioner (solicitor) filing the document is Kristy Hamas. She works at Gulber Komey Legal.

If you do not have access to the information required to be included in a form, insert a description of the information to be included enclosed in square brackets at the appropriate location on the form.

 

fill in the right information under each right form containing your version of each document.

 

Primary 5 students to go to various Islands in Hong Kong

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The Peak School organized a package tour for Primary 5 students to go to various islands in Hong Kong, including a tourist resort at Lantau Island. The tour operator was Holiday Package Limited, a large and well-known package tour organizer providing accommodation,
sightseeing services and other facilities in Hong Kong. It operated by contacting other
organizations on different outlying islands.

Holiday Package Limited’s brochure stated that all
the cruise operators “are competent and experienced in providing such services”.

A party of Primary 5 children of the Peak School accompanied by Christina, the school teacher,
went on tour through Holiday Package Limited. One afternoon they went on an expedition
organized by Titanic Cruises on the sea near Tai O, on the western coast of Lantau Island. As
the boat approached a dangerous section of the water near a jetty, and the operator of the boat lost
control and the boat began to rock dangerously. All children were screaming and three children,
who was sitting next to Christina, were thrown into the water? Christina got a terrible shock
and collapsed on the boat.

Tim, a Fishman in Tai O, was fishing nearby and witnessed the accident. Although he was good
at swimming and familiar with the part of the water, he was too busy fishing to help the children
who were shouting for help in the water. Meanwhile, Chang who was standing on the jetty also
witnessed this gruesome accident and tried to climb down the jetty to save the children.
However, before he could do so he also fell into water.

Wilson on a passing boat rescued the
children and Chang and brought them back to the jetty. The children and Chang all suffered
serious physical injuries.

Wilson, who rented the boat from the Easy Boat Rental Company
(EBR), had to pay overtime charge of 10,000 dollars due to his rescue attempt. The owner of
the jetty, Kwong who had also witnessed the whole accident from his small office near the jetty
suffered from nervous shock.

The children, Christina, Chang and Kwong were all taken to hospital. They were discharged
from the hospital after a few days except Christina. Christina’s condition exacerbated because
she had been suffering from ‘psycho syndrome’ intermittently for one year in the past.

One night, three borstal teenagers escaping from a Correctional Institution of Lantau Island
went to the jetty. They broke the windows of Kwong’s office and stole 5,000 dollars in cash
from his office drawer. When the boys attempted to escape by boat, they destroyed one of the
EBR’s boats which were moored to the jetty.

Discuss whether the injured children, Christian, Chang, Willson, Kwong and the EBR can
establish the duty of care against the relevant parties by using case law.

Child Study Report conducted by the DSWD

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 What proof do you have to show, if any, that you and Melvin willingly and voluntarily consented to place Travis for adoption? The Letter of Consent of the Biological Parents and the Updated Child Study Report conducted by the DSWD.

 

Q19: If a copy of said Letter of Consent of the Biological Parents and the Updated Child Study Report conducted by the DSWD will be shown to you, will you be able to identify the same?

A19: Yes.

 

Q20: I am showingyou a document that appearsto be a Letter of Consent of the Biological Parents and the Updated Child Study Report conducted by the DSWD. Please check the same and tell us how this relates to the Letter of Consent of the Biological Parents and the Updated Child Study Report conducted by the DSWD you mentioned earlier.

A20: They arethe same. These are the Letter of Consent of the Biological Parents and the Updated Child Study Report conducted by the DSWD.

 

Q21: How did Dr. Josephine react to your request to adopt Travis?

A21: She was surprised at first, but eventually agreed to adopt Travis. The spouses Agcaoili told me that we are allowed to visit Travis at any time and likewise advised us to think over our decision of putting Travis up for adoption.

 

Q22: What happened after, if any?

A22: Since then, they have been providing parental roles over Travis.

 

Q23: How many years has Travis been in their custody?

A23: Four (4) years since they have been providing parental role over Travis since he was only one day old up to the present.

 

Q24: Are you aware of the circumstances of the Agcaoili family?

A24: Yes, they have three (3) biological children who consented to Travis’adoption.

 

Q25: How did you know?

A25: I had a chance to meet their family and I am aware that their eldest child, Hannah L. Agcaoili, who is over ten (10) years of age at the time of adoption duly executed an Affidavit of Consent which was submittedto the DSWD.

 

Q26: If the said document will be shown to you, will you be able to identify the same?

A26: Yes.

 

Q27: I am showing you an Affidavit of Consent. Please check the document and tell us how this is related to the Affidavit you mentionedearlier.

A27: It is the same.

 

Q28: What further steps did you do to legalize Travis’ adoption?

A28: I underwent procedures required by the DSWD. The spouses Agcaoili took care of the papers/documents needed for the adoption.

 

Q29: What papers/documents are you referring to?

A29: The following papers/documents:

 

Q30: If a copy of said documents will be shown to you, will you be able to identify the same?

A30: Yes.

 

Q31: I am showing you a documentthat appears to be the said documents. Please check the same and tell us how this relates to the documents you mentioned earlier.

A31: They are the same. These are the documents.

 

Q32: How is Travis now?

A32: I am aware that he is fine and in good physical condition. The Agcaoili family showers him with love and affection that any parent would give to their child. The spouses Agcaoili shows me pictures with them showing Travis’physical appearance and condition.

 

Q33: I am showing you a family photograph with Travis in it, was it one of the photographs you mentioned earlier?

A33: It is the same.

 

Q34: Are you certain about your decision to place Travis for adoption?

A34: Yes.

 

Q35: Are you aware that the law does not allow you to rescind the decree of adoption?

A35: Yes.

 

Q36: Do you affirm and confirm the truthfulness of your answers to the questions propounded to you?

A36: Yes, all our foregoing answers are true and correct based on our personal knowledge.

 

The final Essay about Kartinyeri v Commonwealth (1998)

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What is a good strategy how to answer the final essay about Kartinyeri v Commonwealth (1998) 195 CLR 33. For Legal Analysis and Critique in  What are the practical steps you are going to undertake as you prepare for final assessment? What background research have you carried out / will you carry out?

Have you got a clear idea of the level of additional research required to complete for an assignment to a high standard? Have you made plans and allowed time to start a draft, edit, revise and edit again? Do you know where to go / who to approach for assistance?

Legal Analysis and Critique 

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For Legal Analysis and Critique   What are the practical steps, you are going to undertake as you prepare for a final assessment? What background research have you carried out / will you carry out? Have you got a clear idea of the level of additional research required to complete for an assignment to a high standard? Have you made plans and allowed time to start a draft, edit, revise and edit again?

Do you know where to go / who to approach for assistance?

Entrepreneurial venture

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Johan wants to start a business in a rural area to uplift the community. He asks you for advice regarding his entrepreneurial venture. Advise Johan regarding the essential skills he will need to drive the long-term growth of his business in this context. Make use of an essay format.

Enduring Guardianship and Enduring Power of Attorney.

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Two years ago, Olivia moved in with her son, Tommy, his wife, Sarah and their two children. Olivia speaks English well but it is her second language and at times she reverts to Italian. Tommy has Enduring Guardianship and Enduring Power of Attorney.

Sarah is in receipt of the carer’s payment and in the past, Tommy has been reluctant to accept aged-care community services for his mother so support is minimal. However, they do allow Olivia to go to respite care at ARC Gardens twice a month for a weekend.

Over time, Olivia has told workers that Sarah screams at her and Olivia keeps pointing to her head saying there is a lump. Olivia’s clothes are dirty and Olivia appears to be losing weight.

When you pick Olivia up to take her to respite care you notice that the house is very untidy with bills piled on the table. Sarah tells workers she is coping well, although Olivia had been admitted to hospital a couple of times for falls.

You have called a meeting to review Olivia’s situation. You are the care worker for 86 year old Olivia. Your trainer and classmate will play the role of your supervisor and a family member.

You will need to review ARC Gardens’ policies and procedures as well as the legal requirements for your state:

NSW: https://www.ageingdisabilitycommission.nsw.gov.au/information-for-professionals/downloadable-toolkits-and-flyers/elder-abuse-prevention-toolkit (Links to an external site.)

QLD: https://www.qld.gov.au/seniors/safety-protection/discrimination-abuse/elder-abuse/info-health-professionals

Before you act out this scenario answer the following questions in preparation:

Q1 In preparing for the meeting list the topics you plan to discuss during the interaction

 

Q2 List at least five (5) questions you will ask during this interaction.

Q3 What are the types of abuse that you suspect are occurring in this situation and the indicator of each? (Include in your discussions)

Q4 You are to explain to the others involved in the interaction what options are available to improve the situation? The other members should offer their views.

Q5 Explain and include in your discussions the legal and organisational requirements that you have in this situation.

 

Elements of a relevant state statute

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Using Westlaw, research, correctly cite*, and provide the text/relevant elements of a relevant state statute or state constitutional provision that would apply to this matter in your state.

2. Using Westlaw, research and cite* at least one source of secondary authority relevant to the case.  Please also provide your search terms.

* Remember that you can use Westlaw’s “Copy with Reference” Standard feature to obtain the correct Bluebook citation.

The extent to which Global and international developments have impacted the Australian Legal system

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Question A. Discuss how and the extent to which global and international developments have impacted the Australian Legal system. Question B.”[T]he modern history of Western democracies has shown that the rule of law was not able to prevent some of the worst behavior of states or individuals within states.

[Cameron Stewart “The Rule of Law and The Tinkerbell Effect: Theoretical Considerations, Criticisms, and Justifications for the Rule Of Law”].

 

Discuss the above quote from Cameron with reference to course material. Please provide a critique or defense of the statement from the perspective of race or gender.

 

 

brief persuasive essay for:

QUESTION A.

‘[I]f one accepts the need for a counter-terrorist strategy, then one also needs to accept that pursuing such a strategy will inevitably entail the derogation of certain civil liberties. No country throughout history has implemented a counter-terrorist strategy that has not impacted in some way on civil liberties. Due legal process is a prominent part of our democratic way of life, but its importance is not absolute.

For example, if law enforcement agencies representing a democratically elected government reasonably conclude that they have grounds for detaining an individual whom they believe may be involved in, or have knowledge of, a terrorist plot that has the potential to kill Australian citizens and/or damage property and infrastructure, then given the urgency of preventing an attack from taking place it is hard to see why they should not have this discretionary power.’

(A. O’Neil, ‘The Evolving Nature of International Terrorism and Australia’s Response’ in D Chappell and P Wilson (eds), Issues in Australian Crime and Criminal Justice, LexisNexis 2005, 389).

 

I agree with the above statement, as common interest in national security overrides individual autonomy / I disagree with the above statement, as limiting individual liberties in the name of preventing a terrorist attack leaves the door open to abuse.