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    The first major change to be implemented was the introduction of formal legal aid applications to the sheriff’s court and the Court of Session (Scottish Legal Aid Board, 2016). Previously, legal aid was only offered in the sheriff’s court. The new application process was handled by a legal committee who decided whether there was a legal basis for a case. Afterwards, the National Assistance Board decided whether the applicants met the financial qualifications for legal aid (Scottish Legal Aid Board, 2016). At the time, legal aid was free to anyone who made less than £156 a year. Although the act in question also requested that legal aid be provided for criminal cases, the 1949 act failed to provide that support (Scottish Legal Aid Board,…

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    go to court . The contract can become void or continue; if consensus in idem wasn’t or was found. This has to be between…

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    The Court is in Session’ is a satire against the rigid tradition, customs, orthodoxy and the social ills of the middle class society. The play also deals with the traditional and backward culture of narrow minded Indian. It is an attempt of Vijay Tendulkar to criticize the social ills and follies that prevail in our society. Tendulkar represents a societal reformation through the play ‘Silence! The Court is in Session’. While a couple commits adultery, it means both the male and female partner…

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    Silence: The court is in session is written one of the finest works which represents our Indian Patriarchal society. This work was a rebel against the established values of fundamentally orthodox Indian society. This drama also represents the metaphorical trial between humanists and anti-humanists. And it has been one of the controversial topics which inequality in the society, it also tells us that we human beings are part of the society’s court in some part of our life. The title of the play…

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    feedback I received. When Tony was looking confused or uncertain in the lesson, I made a point of asking ‘Does that make sense?’ and ‘Do you understand that?’. By asking these questions I was able to maintain their attention and keep them fully participated in the lesson. Also when they answered ‘No it doesn’t make sense..’ I was able to adapt my teaching method to ensure they fully understood what I was talking about. I felt that this was a great way to teach and the remarks I received were…

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    members in turn develop a report with the leader that they reciprocate this behavior which prompts them to share their experiences. When preparing for a group, the termination process (final stage of the group) should be inclusive. It is the leader’s decision by addressing termination throughout group session or setting aside time in the last couple of sessions to wrap things up. The final stage of a group should be approached with just as much energy as forming a group. During this stage,…

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    I did becoming a little more vocal during the class or lab sessions, but it wasn’t enough to make a noticeable different. If I would have talk more within class I could have help others increase their learning by sharing my thoughts and answers, and engaging in beneficial conversation. I should have reached out more to the people sitting next to or around me, especially in the times that were specified for talking to your neighbor about the material. Another thing I never changed within this…

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    Leydi Case Study Summary

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    o Elevate mood and develop healthy cognitive patterns and beliefs about self and the world that leads to alleviation of Leydi’s sense of impending doom. o Find out more about minor’s resources and strengths to access these abilities and help the minor to put them to use. o Counselor would use a scale from 1 to 10 in each session to anchor problems, measure progress and to obtain a rating from the client on where they perceive they are on the scale that day o Use Solution Focused Therapy to…

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    (ASUOI) listed in the literature by (Massey et al, 2002). In addition, to the observational assessment, any on field practical coaching methods employed by the participant’s strength and conditioning coach will be assed and evaluated in terms of their performance development effectiveness. To sum up this assessment’s analyses, concluding results from this observational opportunity will be presented in conjunction with my thoughts and final reflection on the performed session. Situational…

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    Overbey v Poteat The following is the Case Summary of Overbey v Poteat. In 1960, the petitioner Overbey commenced this suit in the Sessions Court of Williamson County against the respondent Poteat to recover damages to his automobile, resulting from a collision between the plaintiff's automobile and a black Angus steer owned by the defendant which was loose on the highway. There was a judgment in favor of the defendant in the Sessions Court, the Circuit Court and in the Court of Appeals…

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