pharmacology
What is the importance of de-prescribing? How might you assist a patient to taper from a medication safely or…
What is the importance of de-prescribing? How might you assist a patient to taper from a medication safely or…
NURS FPX 4900 Capella Nursing Intervention Presentation & Capstone Video Reflection Assessment 5 Instructions: Intervention Presentation and Capstone Video Reflection…
In this CPE, you will experience the role of a family nurse practitioner (FNP) focused on preventing hospitalization and hospital…
In a 5–7 page written assessment, determine how health care technology, coordination of care, and community resources can be applied…
Develop an intervention (your capstone project), as a solution to the patient, family, or population problem you’ve defined. Submit the…
The situation:Imagine that you bump into a friend while waiting for atrain or bus. You’re sitting on a bench flipping…
HEART FAILURE and TYPE 2 DIABETES MELLITUS Length of submission: Create a 3–5-page submission focused on defining a research question and…
De-Prescribing What is the importance of de-prescribing? How might you assist a patient to taper from a medication safely or…
Wk 2 – Signature Assignment: Court Case Summary Please read and follow ALL instructions for this assignment to get your best score. It is important to be exposed to court cases and associated documents so you can learn how to identify relevant information. This assignment will help you become familiar with the layout of court documents as you search for information in a U.S. Supreme Court case of your choosing. Use your Essential Criminal Law textbook and the internet to help you locate information about your selected U.S. Supreme Court case. In Week 1, you were preparing for a job interview for a paralegal position at a law firm. Now you have been hired and one of your first tasks is to review a U.S. Supreme Court case and provide a summary presentation to the firm’s lawyers who will be referencing the case as they prepare for another trial. Select a criminal law case from the Opinions of the Court page of the U.S. Supreme Court website. PLEASE NOTE: The U.S. Supreme Court handles many different types of cases, from First Amendment violations to discrimination to presidential issues to, yes, criminal cases. THIS IS A COURSE IN CRIMINAL LAW. The link above includes many different types of cases. Be sure the case you select involves a criminal law violation; that is, a defendant who was charged with a crime, went to trial and was convicted of that crime. I urge you to run your choice by me first to make sure your presentation deals with a case appropriate for this…
Wk 5 – Signature Assignment: Sentencing Proposal After a defendant receives a guilty verdict, there is more work to be done. This assignment allows you to explore sentencing options as you continue to think about the case your learning team worked on in Week 3. Read the ruling carefully and return to the ca e specifics in Week 3 if you need a refresher. Refer to How Courts Work: Steps in a Trial: Plea Bargaining from the American Bar Association website as you work on this assignment. The ruling for State v. Stu Dents is in and the defendant, your law firm’s client, was found guilty. As a paralegal, your task now is to help the attorney consider the sentencing options for the client and determine what to propose to the court Read the Ruling on State v. Stu Dents. Use this information as the basis for your sentencing proposal. Write a 1,050- to 1,400-word sentencing proposal in which you address the following: Formulate 2 distinct sentencing arguments. Make one proposal from the prosecution viewpoint, and one from the defense viewpoint. Identify the desired outcome of each punishment. Is a plea bargain a consideration? If so, what is that desired outcome? Identify alternative and intermediate sanctions. Explain how the Eighth Amendment influences the outcomes of this caseFormat your paper according to APA guidelines. Submit your assignment as a Microsoft Word document attached to the assignment tab.