Pulse Nightclub Shooting
Pulse Nightclub Shooting
An evaluation of the motivations of the attacker(s), including the extent to which the attack was motivated by:
An evaluation of the motivations of the attacker(s), including the extent to which the attack was motivated by:
1.Review the case of Winstead v. Jackson on page 99. Discuss the court’s analysis and decision in the case and whether you agree with the decision. o Requirements: 250 words minimum initial post,
2. A plant worker was ordered to climb a ladder to the top of a tower to perform maintenance. He fell when a ladder rung gave way and was injured. The employer argued the worker assumed the risk since the ladder was clearly old, rusty, and in poor condition. Using the information on pages 83 – 85, does their claim have legal merit?
o Requirements: 250 words minimum for each question
What do you consider the most critical issues in terrorism moving into the future? What should be the primary focus of those tasked with protecting against terrorist attacks? Be sure to include specific examples based on what you have learned throughout this course.
Affordable Care Act
American with Disabilitites Act
Children’s Health Act
Garrett Lee Smith Memorial Act
Mental Health Parity and Addiction Equity Act
Sober Truth on Preventing (STOP) Underage Drinking Act
Trial Law and Order Act (TLOA)
For this Discussion, research the federal Mental Health Parity and Addiction Equity Act and one other act listed above in the Walden Library and reputable Internet sources. Consider how you might respond to the scenario provided utilizing the two acts.
Scenario
Imagine being at work, when suddenly, a colleague walks in visibly intoxicated. She is being loud, slurring her words, and bumping into people. Realizing that she is disturbing her co-workers, the intoxicated employee walks into the human resources department and tells them she is addicted to alcohol and needs treatment.
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