Criminal Justice Instructor Videos: Getting Started In Field
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Criminal Justice Instructor Videos: Getting Started In Field
by auryan » October 2nd, 2009, 3:21 pm
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Re: Paralegal Instructor Video: Getting Started In Field
by dawn marie simoes » October 9th, 2009, 12:29 pm
is there a way i would be able to contact her?
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Re: Criminal Justice Instructor Videos: Getting Started In Field
by acinstructornicole » November 3rd, 2009, 9:17 pm
Hello! This is Nicole House, and I'd love to hear from you. I will be checking in here regularly!
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Re: Criminal Justice Instructor Videos: Getting Started In Field
by sam_benson33@yahoo.com -- tenacious » January 19th, 2010, 9:42 pm
When are we as a society going to wake up and start building correctional institutions for
government employees who commit crimes against their constituents?
For instance the crooked district attorneys come from California and New Mexico where
attorneys make deals rather than do their jobs. District Attorneys pay off defense
attorneys to commit miscarriages of justice by withholding evidence of their client's
innocence.
The general public needs an education on how to file effective complaints against
any and all professionals who oppress others by presuming and taking for granted
things that are not true.
Judges who violate Code of Judicial Conduct and Police Detectives who violate
their respective state constitutions need also be behind bars rather than protected
by the Attorney General.
We need an entirely new penal code to deal with these criminals who work for the
government!
government employees who commit crimes against their constituents?
For instance the crooked district attorneys come from California and New Mexico where
attorneys make deals rather than do their jobs. District Attorneys pay off defense
attorneys to commit miscarriages of justice by withholding evidence of their client's
innocence.
The general public needs an education on how to file effective complaints against
any and all professionals who oppress others by presuming and taking for granted
things that are not true.
Judges who violate Code of Judicial Conduct and Police Detectives who violate
their respective state constitutions need also be behind bars rather than protected
by the Attorney General.
We need an entirely new penal code to deal with these criminals who work for the
government!
- sam_benson33@yahoo.com -- tenacious
Re: Criminal Justice Instructor Videos: Getting Started In Field
by BettyMydland » January 20th, 2010, 8:26 pm
The laws we have have for the most part, are sufficient to handle our criminals. The biggest problem are those that are in a position of power and influence to manipulate them to their own profit.
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The call is free and anonymous. (The Hotline counselors don't know who you are and you don't have to tell them.) There won't be a charge for the call on your telephone bill if you use a regular phone or a pay phone. If you use a mobile phone or cell phone, there may be a charge and it may show up on the telephone bill. Don't use a mobile or cell phone if you want to be sure your call is a secret. But please...do not make prank calls to the Hotline. This will tie up the phones and keep us from talking to someone who really needs help right away.
"A good leader is a person who takes a little more than his/her share of the blame and a little less than his/her share of the credit." John Maxwell
ONLY YOU CAN HELP PREVENT CHILD ABUSE!
If you need help or have questions about child abuse or child neglect, call the Childhelp National Child Abuse Hotline at 1-800-4-A-CHILD (1-800-422-4453) then push 1 to talk to a counselor.
The Hotline counselors are available 365 days a year to help kids, and even adults who are concerned about kids they suspect are being abused or neglected. You can call this number if you live in the United States, Canada, Puerto Rico, Guam or the U.S. Virgin Islands.
The call is free and anonymous. (The Hotline counselors don't know who you are and you don't have to tell them.) There won't be a charge for the call on your telephone bill if you use a regular phone or a pay phone. If you use a mobile phone or cell phone, there may be a charge and it may show up on the telephone bill. Don't use a mobile or cell phone if you want to be sure your call is a secret. But please...do not make prank calls to the Hotline. This will tie up the phones and keep us from talking to someone who really needs help right away.
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Re: Criminal Justice Instructor Videos: Getting Started In Field
by beveclark » February 13th, 2010, 4:25 am
Thanks for the laws we had. thanks for sharing this thoughts and the video clips anyway. 
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Re: Criminal Justice Instructor Videos: Getting Started In Field
by acinstructornicole » April 17th, 2010, 3:37 pm
I'd like very much to hear how you are getting started in your field. Thank you for posting and letting us know.
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