Essays on Cromwell

The concept of parens patriae is a Latin term that can loosely be translated to mean “parent or guardian of his or her nation or country”. In a broad context, the term parens patriae is applied to imply that the state has the power to take the role of parents or guardians for the citizens who cannot provide for themselves. Such people may include the disabled, destitute and children. It is worth noting, therefore, that this concept empowers a judge, when necessary, to take action and make decisions that may change the situation and location of child support, or ...

In any event, a contract has implied and express terms. Express terms are easy to decipher, and they constitute the substantive part of the contract. Often, contracts impute binding obligations to the parties and violation of any term attracts liability. Implied terms of a contract operate in the underground. In an event of a claim of infringement, the court has to analyze both express and implied terms of the contract. Often, courts allocate liability depending on what term of the contract is in violation. In a practical scenario, some terms are more relevant than others. In the past, courts ...

Parole officers work in either a correctional facility or serve the community. This discussion focuses on the roles of a parole officer attached to a correctional facility, and the importance he or she helps towards steering the convicts in the right step of life. Principally, a parole officer manages and supervises multiple offenders, and ensures their behavior soundness (Gaines, & Miller, 2009). Besides, these officers work within the stipulated policy framework to provide judgments and follow-ups on the behavioral trends of the convicts. Also, the officer ensures closer contact with the offender while maintaining high level of management and supervision. ...

One of the most serious challenges facing most parole or probation and community corrections supervision officers in the criminal justice system is the issue of specialized caseloads that they have to handle at any given time. This is particularly acute in cases where there are poor caseload management systems in place. Such specialized caseloads usually consist of cases relating to domestic violence offenders, offenders with mental health problems, high risk drug and substance abuse offenders and sex offenders. According to a research study by Alarid, Cromwell and Carmen, two of the greatest challenges for supervisors working with specialized caseloads ...

Oliver Cromwell lived between 1599 and 1658 and was a primary figure in the republicanisation of England. His family were of gentry, although not of a major nature, and Cromwell studied at the prestigious Cambridge University. His political career began when he joined parliament in 1628 to 1629, representing the constituency of Huntingdon. The 1630s saw Cromwell have an ecclesiastical crisis which resulted in him holding the belief that he would be guided to carry out the work of God. In 1640, he was elected to represent Cambridge in parliament and was, by then, a well-known radical Puritan.

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A nurse anesthetist (CRNA) is an Advanced Practice Nurse who is specially trained to administer anesthetics to those patients who are undergoing dental, medical or obstetrical procedures (McIntosh, 1995). The specialty of nurse anesthetics was created to respond to surgeons’ requests for a solution to the alarmingly high rates of mortality and morbidity caused by anesthesia during that time. The surgeons visualized nurse anesthetists as professionals who would devote themselves to patient care in the course of surgical procedures. With time, nurse anesthetists became part of the whole range of specialized surgical procedures, refinement in anesthetic equipment and techniques.

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