Criminal law

post is of two assignments

Mary, Paul, Ken and Andrew share an apartment. One evening they agree to make a false insurance claim. However, Andrew has some misgivings and tells the other three that he is pulling out of the agreement. Ken submits the claim in his name, albeit with strong words of encouragement from Mary and Paul. Ultimately, the claim is rejected due to terms of cover of which they were unaware. Paul and Ken decide to laugh it off and go for a drink. Mary, who is in a relationship with Paul, is feeling nervous and goes for a long walk. In the ensuing weeks she becomes estranged from Paul and is diagnosed with depression and anxiety.
A few months later, Mary catches her husband Paul sleeping with Ken. Mary is outraged and, shaking with extreme anger, runs down three flights of stairs to the kitchen. She picks up a kitchen knife, runs back upstairs to the bedroom and stabs Paul to death. Ken is horrified and, thinking that Mary is going to kill him, grabs the knife from Mary and starts to attack her. However, he only manages to make a few small cuts, scratching her arms and face.
On the way out Ken runs into Andrew and angrily pushes him aside. Andrew hits his head on a nearby road sign. He falls down on the street screaming in agony with blood pouring from a deep wound in his head.

Advise Mary, Ken and Andrew as to their liability, if any, for criminal offences.

2:U.S. History in a Global Context

Answer ONE of the following essay questions.

A) Discuss six different times and places in which a given group of people used religion to justify their actions in Europe and/or colonial America.

Or…

B) Discuss six major ideas and/or events in European politics and/or economics that impacted life in the Americas up to 1789.

Or…

C) Discuss six different consequences (positive and/or negative), which arose from decisions made by Native American Indians with respect to the Europeans.

3:Evidence-Based Practice

Your team has presented its preliminary findings to the executive leadership in your organization, but leadership has some doubts about some of the information they received. Each member of the team has been charged with doing a critical examination of recent research around each member’s area of expertise. As the team’s nursing representative, you need to look specifically at the health care concerns identified in the Windshield Survey assessment.

The first step in preparing to write a review of the research is to define your topic. For this assessment, your review will provide a comprehensive overview of the needs of the population you identified in the Windshield Survey assessment in terms of health promotion and disease prevention, the factors that contribute to health disparities for the population, and the need for the organization to improve health care delivery to the population.

Search for current scholarly or peer-reviewed professional research articles that:

Examine the health care risks and needs of your population.
Analyze the need to improve health care delivery to the population.
Evaluate, critically, the factors that affect health promotion and disease prevention for the population.
Examine strategies to reduce health disparities for your population.
Locate at least 5–7 resources so that you can eliminate 2–3 if necessary. You may discover, for example, as you read each article more in-depth, that they may not all have the focus you need for your review.

Develop several points around which to apply the research from the articles you located. Specifically, you need to:

Compare statistics for the primary health concern of your population to the rest of the general population in the United States. This would include frequency of occurrence, age groups most at risk, frequency of fatality, and so on.
Describe the epidemiological concepts, data analysis methods, tools, and databases used in the research studies you located. Address any flaws or biases you believe are present.
Explain the factors that affect health promotion and disease prevention for the population. (Hint: These may be things such as language barriers, cultural values, generational differences, social fear, and access to services.)
Describe the types of health care initiatives that have been tried by other organizations specifically for the primary health care concern or the population.
Recommend one health care initiative for your population, based on your research,
These should be the ideas, or points, that your review is based on. For each point, present all of the evidence you located. For this assessment, that should be at least four current research articles, although not all of the articles will typically offer evidence on all of your points.

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