Risk assessment is the exercise of determining the probability of re-arrest and revocation. It helps in determining how best to assist an offender about to be discharged from serving his term. Often, these convicts have underlying problems that may lead him in getting involved in illegal activities that may get them rearrested. In resolving this issue, correction centers must identify means of assessing the risk […]

Power is one’s ability to control their environment. It gives one control and influence over those that surround him. Power is the ability to balance these two qualities to yield development within their jurisdiction and without. The best kind of power makes more use of the influence ability than the control ability to get results. However, sometimes control is essential for proper running to take […]

Society and social education is concerned with the study of people, over a period and the interactions with others, in different environments, and how this has changed (now and then).  Society and social education are referred to as “HSIE” (Human Societies and Its Environments) in NSW (Reynolds, 2009). Typically History, Geography, Sociology, Economics, Aboriginal studies, Environmental studies, Civics, Social and Australian studies are included in […]

Chromatic aberration is the failure by a lens to concentrate all colors at the same point. Rays of varying colors are refracted to separate points because they have different wavelengths. An object with different colors will seem to merge at the edges due to this form of distortion. The refractive index of lenses differs with different wavelengths hence the occurrence of chromatic aberration. Different colors […]

Around 15 % of children worldwide have obesity. Increases in the number of obesity cases among children have been staggering. The article, “Can Medication Cure Obesity in Children? A Review of the Literature” by Luisa Mirano highlights the difficulty of treating obesity among children using long-term medications. From her analysis, she finds that the contributions of these forms of medication have negligible results, are expensive […]

Assisted suicide is the idea of helping patients to end their lives at that point when living is deemed pointless. Patients often choose this path as a result of continuous pain and slim chances of being cured. Assisted suicide is legal in about five states in the United States. The first state to legalise assisted suicide was Oregon. Legalization of assisted suicide has met with […]

Question 1 Essay question: Does the author clearly display violence and immorality in the society of his novel? The essay is supposed to clearly identify situations of violence and immorality in the novel. It also looks and the negative effects that arise from acts of violence and immorality. Question 2 The thesis question reflects my desire to compare the modern society with the society of […]

The turnout in different metropolitan communities has shown that the poor people tend to participate less in the voting process. As the democracy departs from class politics and class related political vehicles, the society tends to vote less as a whole. The participation in the voting process may therefore be tied to the methodology associated with it where people participated along the class divide. However, […]

The society of the novel is focused on a few important characters in which they determine the way the society operates.  No Country for Old Men by Cormac McCarthy, is a novel based on violence and immorality.  It strives to show the depth to which violence and immorality can impact a society. According to “Trauma and storytelling in Cormac McCarthy’s no country for old men […]

The society of the novel is focused on a few important characters who determine the way the society operates. No Country for Old Men is mostly a novel based on violence and immorality. It strives to show the depth to which violence and immorality can impact on a society. According to “Trauma and storytelling in Cormac McCarthy’s no country for old men and the road” […]