'Firearms' diaporamas de présentation

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Descriptive Statistics

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Oklahoma Bombing Memorial Speech

Oklahoma Bombing Memorial Speech. Julie Houck, Gabbie Knowlton, Matt Don, Max Levinberg, Nahal. Setting and Background. Delivered April 23, 1995 in Oklahoma City, OK in response to the April 19th bombing of the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building in Oklahoma City . Setting and Background.

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Firearms Prohibitions & FOID Card Revocation As It Relates To Domestic Violence

Firearms Prohibitions & FOID Card Revocation As It Relates To Domestic Violence. Pages 28-29, 73-74. Firearms and Domestic Violence. More than 50% of all domestic violence homicide victims are killed with firearms. FOID: Convictions.

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The 1995 Canadian Firearms Legislation - Ten Years Later Gary Mauser, Ph D

The 1995 Canadian Firearms Legislation - Ten Years Later Gary Mauser, Ph D. ANZSOC Conference Wellington, NZ February 2005. Gary Mauser Professor Institute for Canadian Urban Research Studies Simon Fraser University Burnaby, BC Canada. February 2005. Canada has long had strict firearms law.

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Physical Evidence

Physical Evidence. Chapter 3: Physical Evidence Examples, Identification, Comparison, Limitations, Value and Relevance. Physical Evidence.

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Do Now: How observant are you?

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FIREARMS, TOOL MARKS, AND OTHER IMPRESSIONS

FIREARMS, TOOL MARKS, AND OTHER IMPRESSIONS. Chapter 15. Introduction. Structural variations and irregularities caused by scratches, nicks, breaks, and wear may permit the criminalist to relate: A bullet to a gun A scratch or abrasion mark to a single tool

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Suicide and First Responders

Suicide and First Responders. Bill Prasad Behavioral Health Coordinator Fairfax County Fire and Rescue. Suicide in America. Deaths per year: 30,000 80 per day One suicide every 15 minutes Eleventh leading cause of death Each suicide affects at least six people

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FIREARMS

FIREARMS. Introduction. Structural variations and irregularities caused by scratches, nicks, breaks, and wear may permit the criminalist to relate: A bullet to a gun A scratch or abrasion mark to a single tool A tire track to a particular automobile

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Transit & Passenger Rail Security

Transit & Passenger Rail Security . January 27, 2006. 7% Other. 1% Firearms . 1% Sharp Objects. 91 % Explosives Includes suicide bombings. Recent Worldwide Terrorist Attacks on Rail. TSA Takes Action. Immediately after the Madrid bombings, a TSA team devised a list of options.

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Transit & Passenger Rail Security

Transit & Passenger Rail Security . January 27, 2006. 7% Other. 1% Firearms . 1% Sharp Objects. 91 % Explosives Includes suicide bombings. Recent Worldwide Terrorist Attacks on Rail. TSA Takes Action. Immediately after the Madrid bombings, a TSA team devised a list of options.

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Collaborating with the Community in Primary Care: Teaching and Modeling Community-Responsive Practice

Collaborating with the Community in Primary Care: Teaching and Modeling Community-Responsive Practice. Society for Teachers of Family Medicine Group on Community Medicine Spring 2005. Goals and Objectives.

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Arms Control in New Zealand Law, Policy and Practice Inspector Joe Green NZ Police October 2007

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The Nature of Crime and Victimization

Chapter 2. The Nature of Crime and Victimization. Measuring Crime. Primary sources for measuring crime are: Official Data (Uniform Crime Reports) Victim Surveys (National Crime Victim Survey) Self-Report Surveys. Weaknesses of the Uniform Crime Reports.

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Firearms

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Violent Crime

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School Violence

School Violence. The majority of injuries at school are unintentional, not violent.

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Broadcast standards

You are not permitted to film any of the following material in your student films due to school district policy: 1. Illegal drugs, alcohol, or cigarettes 2. Firearms or fireworks 3. Profanity or nudity 4. Prejudice, negative stereotypes, and other questionable morale issues.

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