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Lee Hanlon

University of the Fraser Valley, Criminology, Undergraduate

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I have a wealth of specialized training and experience in Military, Security, Private Investigations, and Paralegal Advocacy, as well as extensive academic studies in Law Enforcement Foundations, as well as extensive experience as a Role Player for Law Enforcement Tactical Training Scenarios.

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China's one child policy

BMJ, 2006

Assignment Two - Safe Schools

Proposal for Change

The purpose of this proposal is to introduce and outline how a professional association would reg... more The purpose of this proposal is to introduce and outline how a professional association would regulate, as a front end service, both the individual security professional and the private security business. This proposal will address the potential implementation for association membership, a professional ethics guideline, disciplinary procedures for both the individual security professional and the private security business. Committees within the association would be established to regulate its members and address complaints against security employees and security employers as well as recruiting, education, training, and professional development at all levels.

Stress and the Legal Profession

Significance of Incest and Exogamy

The definition of incest refers to sexual contact between primary and secondary relations, such a... more The definition of incest refers to sexual contact between primary and secondary relations, such as father and daughter, brother and sister, mother and son, mother and daughter, father and son, cousin and cousin, nephew or niece with aunt or uncle. In-laws are also included in the definition of incest. The definition of exogamy refers to the practice of marriage outside one's own group. An example would be to marry someone that is not a primary or secondary relative. There is also cultural exogamy, which refers to marrying someone of a different race, such as Caucasian marrying an Aboriginal, or a Japanese marrying a Chinese, or an Italian marrying a German. b). Why is the understanding of these terms and rules crucial to the understanding of family structure and kinship organization? According to Janeway (1981) the understanding of these terms and rules are crucial to the understanding of family structure and kinship organization because incest is considered to be "a violation of morality or a religious code" and is the cause of low self-

Sports Violence Political Corruption and Dangerous Driving

Conspiracy, obstruction of justice and two counts of making false statements in connection with t... more Conspiracy, obstruction of justice and two counts of making false statements in connection with the sale of her shares of ImClone Systems. Stuart was accused of inside trading and other crimes relating to statements that she made to investigators. The theories, I believe, that could be applicable to these criminal acts is the hedonistic and material-gain seeker typologies. Hedonistic in that the accused strives for pleasure and thrill seeking. The accused is also a material-gain seeker in the sense that she seeks money and material rewards.

Machine Gun Molly

Optional Assignment IV

DEVIANCE AND CRIME

With her husband, Paul Bernardo, Homolka lured, sadistically raped and tortured young women, incl... more

Fraser Valley Institution

Feminist Theories of Criminology

Family. When someone says that word, the first images that come to mind consist of a mother, fath... more Family. When someone says that word, the first images that come to mind consist of a mother, father, and siblings. However, this is not always the case. For example, what if it was one of the parents that were being asked, "how's the family?" The images could be quit different, yet similar. The meaning of 'family' within the Euro-Canadian and American culture is defined as a father, mother, and children. The term 'family' within this context also implies the role that each family member plays. Yet, if one asks the same question to a member of the Ma'anyan or Nayar culture, the definition of 'family' takes on a whole different meaning.

Family Values II

According to Drislane (Soci 430, Unit 3) double burden is when the housewife, or single parent, d... more According to Drislane (Soci 430, Unit 3) double burden is when the housewife, or single parent, does both domestic labour, such as housecleaning, cooking, laundry, childcare, and working a paid job outside the home (p. 38). According to Vanier Institute (2004), some evidence of double burden is shown mostly in marriages where the mother works outside the home for pay, and then tackles housework, laundry, cooking, and childcare (p. 71). The housework is also referred to as domestic labour and is unpaid. The hours in domestic labour is twenty-four hours a day, seven days a week, whereas paid labour outside the home averages about eight hours a day, five days a week. To understand the effects of the social situation of women, the study of the concept of the double burden is a good start. It is a good start, as it shows the unfairness that women who are mothers seem to have a double duty. The first, in the realm of paid employment, where they work at least an eight hour shift, then come home and become the homemaker, doing unpaid, domestic labour. Some might ask, "why is it important to have an understanding of this concept?" I would argue that to come up with a workable solution to make the situation fair and equitable, it is important, first, to study the concept of the double burden, and how it developed and evolved.

China's one child policy

BMJ, 2006

Assignment Two - Safe Schools

Proposal for Change

The purpose of this proposal is to introduce and outline how a professional association would reg... more The purpose of this proposal is to introduce and outline how a professional association would regulate, as a front end service, both the individual security professional and the private security business. This proposal will address the potential implementation for association membership, a professional ethics guideline, disciplinary procedures for both the individual security professional and the private security business. Committees within the association would be established to regulate its members and address complaints against security employees and security employers as well as recruiting, education, training, and professional development at all levels.

Stress and the Legal Profession

Significance of Incest and Exogamy

The definition of incest refers to sexual contact between primary and secondary relations, such a... more The definition of incest refers to sexual contact between primary and secondary relations, such as father and daughter, brother and sister, mother and son, mother and daughter, father and son, cousin and cousin, nephew or niece with aunt or uncle. In-laws are also included in the definition of incest. The definition of exogamy refers to the practice of marriage outside one's own group. An example would be to marry someone that is not a primary or secondary relative. There is also cultural exogamy, which refers to marrying someone of a different race, such as Caucasian marrying an Aboriginal, or a Japanese marrying a Chinese, or an Italian marrying a German. b). Why is the understanding of these terms and rules crucial to the understanding of family structure and kinship organization? According to Janeway (1981) the understanding of these terms and rules are crucial to the understanding of family structure and kinship organization because incest is considered to be "a violation of morality or a religious code" and is the cause of low self-

Sports Violence Political Corruption and Dangerous Driving

Conspiracy, obstruction of justice and two counts of making false statements in connection with t... more Conspiracy, obstruction of justice and two counts of making false statements in connection with the sale of her shares of ImClone Systems. Stuart was accused of inside trading and other crimes relating to statements that she made to investigators. The theories, I believe, that could be applicable to these criminal acts is the hedonistic and material-gain seeker typologies. Hedonistic in that the accused strives for pleasure and thrill seeking. The accused is also a material-gain seeker in the sense that she seeks money and material rewards.

Machine Gun Molly

Optional Assignment IV

DEVIANCE AND CRIME

With her husband, Paul Bernardo, Homolka lured, sadistically raped and tortured young women, incl... more

Fraser Valley Institution

Feminist Theories of Criminology

Family. When someone says that word, the first images that come to mind consist of a mother, fath... more Family. When someone says that word, the first images that come to mind consist of a mother, father, and siblings. However, this is not always the case. For example, what if it was one of the parents that were being asked, "how's the family?" The images could be quit different, yet similar. The meaning of 'family' within the Euro-Canadian and American culture is defined as a father, mother, and children. The term 'family' within this context also implies the role that each family member plays. Yet, if one asks the same question to a member of the Ma'anyan or Nayar culture, the definition of 'family' takes on a whole different meaning.

Family Values II

According to Drislane (Soci 430, Unit 3) double burden is when the housewife, or single parent, d... more According to Drislane (Soci 430, Unit 3) double burden is when the housewife, or single parent, does both domestic labour, such as housecleaning, cooking, laundry, childcare, and working a paid job outside the home (p. 38). According to Vanier Institute (2004), some evidence of double burden is shown mostly in marriages where the mother works outside the home for pay, and then tackles housework, laundry, cooking, and childcare (p. 71). The housework is also referred to as domestic labour and is unpaid. The hours in domestic labour is twenty-four hours a day, seven days a week, whereas paid labour outside the home averages about eight hours a day, five days a week. To understand the effects of the social situation of women, the study of the concept of the double burden is a good start. It is a good start, as it shows the unfairness that women who are mothers seem to have a double duty. The first, in the realm of paid employment, where they work at least an eight hour shift, then come home and become the homemaker, doing unpaid, domestic labour. Some might ask, "why is it important to have an understanding of this concept?" I would argue that to come up with a workable solution to make the situation fair and equitable, it is important, first, to study the concept of the double burden, and how it developed and evolved.