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police officer on patrol. While on routine patrol around 3:30AM, you drive through an alley. From your patrol car, you can see lights on in a garage and you can hear music coming from the garage. The garage is not attached to the home and sits at the rear of the property, near the alley. You stop and park your vehicle in the alley. You walk up to the garage, thinking you will just check in and “say hi” to anyone who might be in the garage. The garage door is not open, so you open a side door and walk into the garage. You see two males standing by a large silver pot. You also see white steam is coming from the pot and are notice a strong smell similar to ammonia. Based on your quick scan of the men and the items in the garage, you believe the men are manufacturing meth. You order the men to “freeze” and get on the floor with their hands behind their backs. As you are handcuffing the men, you call for backup and report to dispatch of a possible meth lab. Other officers respond, include a detectives trained in investigating meth labs. Everyone leaves the garage and detectives put on special suits to enter the garage to investigate. The detectives identify material found in the garage as meth and of meth manufacturing in process. The detectives also find several handguns sitting on a table in the garage. Further investigation shows that one of the handguns might be connected to a recent drive-by shooting in the community. The two men are charged with possession of methamphetamine and manufacturing of methamphetamine with intent to deliver. The two men are also charged with attempted murder based on the handgun found in the garage. The defense attorneys for the two men have filed motions to suppress all evidence found in the garage, including any evidence of drugs and the handgun. You are the judge. Write a paper that explains how you will rule on the motion to suppress and that addresses the following points: ***Be thorough and detailed in describing your legal analysis and applicable legal rules! Will you exclude any evidence of meth or manufacture of meth? What is the Fourth Amendment issue in this case? Are the officer’s actions lawful? What is the reasoning behind your decision? What is the impact of your decision on evidence of meth or manufacture of meth? What is the impact of your decision on the handgun believed to have been used in the drive-by

police officer on patrol. While on routine patrol around 3:30AM, you drive through an alley. From your patrol car, you can see lights on in a garage and you can hear music coming from the garage. The garage is not attached to the home and sits at the rear of the property, near the alley. You stop and park your vehicle in the alley. You walk up to the garage, thinking you will just check in and “say hi” to anyone who might be in the garage. The garage door is not open, so you open a side door and walk into the garage. You see two males standing by a large silver pot. You also see white steam is coming from the pot and are notice a strong smell similar to ammonia. Based on your quick scan of the men and the items in the garage, you believe the men are manufacturing meth. You order the men to “freeze” and get on the floor with their hands behind their backs. As you are handcuffing the men, you call for backup and report to dispatch of a possible meth lab. Other officers respond, include a detectives trained in investigating meth labs. Everyone leaves the garage and detectives put on special suits to enter the garage to investigate. The detectives identify material found in the garage as meth and of meth manufacturing in process. The detectives also find several handguns sitting on a table in the garage. Further investigation shows that one of the handguns might be connected to a recent drive-by shooting in the community. The two men are charged with possession of methamphetamine and manufacturing of methamphetamine with intent to deliver. The two men are also charged with attempted murder based on the handgun found in the garage. The defense attorneys for the two men have filed motions to suppress all evidence found in the garage, including any evidence of drugs and the handgun. You are the judge. Write a paper that explains how you will rule on the motion to suppress and that addresses the following points: ***Be thorough and detailed in describing your legal analysis and applicable legal rules! Will you exclude any evidence of meth or manufacture of meth? What is the Fourth Amendment issue in this case? Are the officer’s actions lawful? What is the reasoning behind your decision? What is the impact of your decision on evidence of meth or manufacture of meth? What is the impact of your decision on the handgun believed to have been used in the drive-by shooting?

police officer on patrol. While on routine patrol around 3:30AM, you drive through an alley. From your patrol car, you can see lights on in a garage and you can hear music coming from the garage. The garage is not attached to the home and sits at the rear of the property, near the alley. You stop and park your vehicle in the alley. You walk up to the garage, thinking you will just check in and “say hi” to anyone who might be in the garage. The garage door is not open, so you open a side door and walk into the garage. You see two males standing by a large silver pot. You also see white steam is coming from the pot and are notice a strong smell similar to ammonia. Based on your quick scan of the men and the items in the garage, you believe the men are manufacturing meth. You order the men to “freeze” and get on the floor with their hands behind their backs. As you are handcuffing the men, you call for backup and report to dispatch of a possible meth lab. Other officers respond, include a detectives trained in investigating meth labs. Everyone leaves the garage and detectives put on special suits to enter the garage to investigate. The detectives identify material found in the garage as meth and of meth manufacturing in process. The detectives also find several handguns sitting on a table in the garage. Further investigation shows that one of the handguns might be connected to a recent drive-by shooting in the community. The two men are charged with possession of methamphetamine and manufacturing of methamphetamine with intent to deliver. The two men are also charged with attempted murder based on the handgun found in the garage. The defense attorneys for the two men have filed motions to suppress all evidence found in the garage, including any evidence of drugs and the handgun. You are the judge. Write a paper that explains how you will rule on the motion to suppress and that addresses the following points: ***Be thorough and detailed in describing your legal analysis and applicable legal rules! Will you exclude any evidence of meth or manufacture of meth? What is the Fourth Amendment issue in this case? Are the officer’s actions lawful? What is the reasoning behind your decision? What is the impact of your decision on evidence of meth or manufacture of meth? What is the impact of your decision on the handgun believed to have been used in the drive-by shooting?

police officer on patrol. While on routine patrol around 3:30AM, you drive through an alley. From your patrol car, you can see lights on in a garage and you can hear music coming from the garage. The garage is not attached to the home and sits at the rear of the property, near the alley. You stop and park your vehicle in the alley. You walk up to the garage, thinking you will just check in and “say hi” to anyone who might be in the garage. The garage door is not open, so you open a side door and walk into the garage. You see two males standing by a large silver pot. You also see white steam is coming from the pot and are notice a strong smell similar to ammonia. Based on your quick scan of the men and the items in the garage, you believe the men are manufacturing meth. You order the men to “freeze” and get on the floor with their hands behind their backs. As you are handcuffing the men, you call for backup and report to dispatch of a possible meth lab. Other officers respond, include a detectives trained in investigating meth labs. Everyone leaves the garage and detectives put on special suits to enter the garage to investigate. The detectives identify material found in the garage as meth and of meth manufacturing in process. The detectives also find several handguns sitting on a table in the garage. Further investigation shows that one of the handguns might be connected to a recent drive-by shooting in the community. The two men are charged with possession of methamphetamine and manufacturing of methamphetamine with intent to deliver. The two men are also charged with attempted murder based on the handgun found in the garage. The defense attorneys for the two men have filed motions to suppress all evidence found in the garage, including any evidence of drugs and the handgun. You are the judge. Write a paper that explains how you will rule on the motion to suppress and that addresses the following points: ***Be thorough and detailed in describing your legal analysis and applicable legal rules! Will you exclude any evidence of meth or manufacture of meth? What is the Fourth Amendment issue in this case? Are the officer’s actions lawful? What is the reasoning behind your decision? What is the impact of your decision on evidence of meth or manufacture of meth? What is the impact of your decision on the handgun believed to have been used in the drive-by shooting?

The growth and increased presence of social media in Human Resource Management is a major trend for modern HR. In a 1-2 page paper, answer and discuss the following:

What are some “best practices” to incorporate in a social media policy?

Why is it important to have a social media policy in place?

Be sure to proofread your assignment for correct spelling, punctuation, and grammar. Be sure to cite

The growth and increased presence of social media in Human Resource Management is a major trend for modern HR. In a 1-2 page paper, answer and discuss the following:

What are some “best practices” to incorporate in a social media policy?

Why is it important to have a social media policy in place?

Be sure to proofread your assignment for correct spelling, punctuation, and grammar. Be sure to cite

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From an economic standpoint, evaluate the effect of a minimum wage on the market for low-wage labor. Include the following:

 Discuss what economic theory predicts will happen

 Draw a supply and demand graph illustrating the effect of a minimum wage

 Discuss what elasticity conditions would economic theory prove to be true or false.

Economics 1

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From an economic standpoint, evaluate the effect of a minimum wage on the market for low-wage labor. Include the following:

 Discuss what economic theory predicts will happen

 Draw a supply and demand graph illustrating the effect of a minimum wage

 Discuss what elasticity conditions would economic theory prove to be true or false.

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The Rhetorical Analysis Final Essay

This week, you will use the drafting and planning work from the Week 3 Extended Draft Outline to write the final three- to four-page Rhetorical Analysis essay. Draw upon last week’s assignment, the lecture, and textbook reading to help you understand and meet the requirements for the Rhetorical Analysis. Other than finding your chosen ad online, no outside research is required for this essay. Although outside research is discouraged, you may incorporate research if it has a clear purpose in the essay. Any research used must be formatted in APA style through in-text citations and the end References page. It is best to check with your professor if you are considering using research.

At the end of your Rhetorical Analysis Essay, copy and paste the URL or website address for your ad (it will begin with http://) so that your readers also can view the ad.

Successful assignments will:

be focused on analyzing an advertisement, current or vintage, that’s appropriate for a college-level audience;
include a thesis statement at the end of the introduction that conveys the overall effectiveness of the chosen ad;
include details to establish the visual description and context of the ad;
Identify the various ways rhetorical appeals are used;
be typed and submitted as a Microsoft Word 2010 document (.docx), with 12-point font and APA formatting for margins, title page, running heads, and page numbers (Please be sure to review the tutorial on formatting an APA paper and title page.);
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Now that you have learned about the struggles and triumphs that African-Americans had to endure and I argue are still enduring today, why do you think Bill Cosby in this speech is so angry with the result of all that hard work? What is he witnessing that may provoke his concerns about the children of today? Do you think he is off base with his concerns? Do you see any problems with todays youth and how they perceive freedom, education, civil rights and respect for