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"Jasper Man Is Sentenced," Kingston Whig-Standard. July 7, 1943. Page 3.
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Changing his plea to one of guilty on each of eight charges of committing gross indecency, Carl Beamish, aged 41, of Jasper, who was arrested June 19 was sentenced to three years in Kingston Penitentiary and ordered given 10 strokes of the strap when he appeared before Magistrate Wright in Brockville court yesterday morning. He was sentenced to three years on each of the charges the sentences to run concurrently. He had pleaded not guilty at previous appearances in court.
A charge of selling unlawful articles was also brought against the man. He entered a plea of guilty to this offence and was given another two years concurrent sentence by the magistrate. Confiscation of the goods was ordered by the court.
Hon. H. A. Stewart, K.C., appearing for the accused, presented an appeal for leniency and handed to the magistrate a petition signed by numerous residents of the Jasper district. Crown Attorney H. Atkinson moved for a penitentiary sentence when Provincial Constable Alex MacLeod had concluded his evidence. His attitude was that juveniles 'should be protected' and the magistrate, feeling definite that the man was a menace to the morality of juveniles, as an example and warning to others who might be so inclined, felt a severe penalty was warranted. Beamish left the court room in a broken condition, supported by a relative.
[AL: Beamish, according to his police and prison records, was convicted of gross indecency, a deliberately vague charge in the Criminal Code mostly used to prosecute gay men engaged in sexual activity, and with providing contraceptives for sale - not condoms but likely some kind of abortificant. He was a storekeeper in the small town of Jasper outside of Brockville, and so was likely selling or providing information on safe sex and pornography, almost certainly to younger people. He had no previous criminal record and was single and 41 - it's possible Beamish was gay himself, but this is hard to figure without digging even deeper into court transcripts. He was convict #7369 at Kingston Penitentiary, and worked at the change room. He was whipped twice in 1943 and 1944 as part of his sentence. A model prisoner, he was transferred to the low security Collin's Bay Penitentiary in November 1944, and paroled in mid-1945.]
#brockville#police court#severe sentencing#menace to society#contributing to juvenile delinquency#gross indecency#selling pornography#moral criminal#birth control#history of birth control#homosexuality in canadian history#sentenced to the penitentiary#kingston penitentiary#canada during world war 2#crime and punishment in canada#history of crime and punishment in canada
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Before and After
Samuel Scott Gray, South Carolina inmate 383041, born 2000, incarceration intake February 2020 at age 19, scheduled for release April 2028
Assault and Battery by a Mob, Burglary
In South Carolina, the crime of assault and battery by mob is defined as any act of violence inflicted by a group of 2 or more persons which results in either: (1) death, (2) serious bodily injury and/or (3) bodily injury to an individual or group of individuals.
A “mob” occurs when two or more people assemble, without the authority to do so under law, for the premeditated purpose and intent to commit an act of violence against the person of an individual or the person of a group of individuals.
In April 2019, a man and a teen boy were charged for their connection to a crime spree in Oconee County, which resulted in an officer being injured.
According to an Oconee County Sheriff’s Office news release, a 15-year-old boy stole a relative’s vehicle and then went to pick up a 14-year-old girl.
The two teens then met up with another person who gave them a black Dodge Neon, and informed them the vehicle was stolen.
The juveniles then picked up Samuel Scott Gray.
According to the release, Gray and the teen boy tried to rob another person by force outside of the Bountyland Quick Stop in Bountyland .
Two hours later, Gray and the two teens drove the stolen vehicle into a ravine on Greenfield Road and Vine Road in Westminster.
According to the release, Good Samaritans made contact with the trio and tried to help them remove the vehicle from the ravine.
The Good Samaritans then saw that the suspects appeared to be impaired and said they were going to call police, which resulted in the suspects assaulting them and leaving the scene.
The suspects then crashed the vehicle near the area of Armstrong Road and Bypass 123 in Seneca. Gray reportedly ran from the scene and the teen boy resisted arrest, injuring an officer.
The teen girl stayed inside the vehicle.
Gray and the two teens were arrested.
The injured officer was taken to Prisma Health Oconee Memorial Hospital, where he was treated and later released.
Gray was charged with two counts of contributing to the delinquency of a minor, possession of a stolen vehicle, attempted armed robbery, first-degree assault and battery and third-degree assault and battery.
The 15-year-old boy was charged with grand larceny, runaway, attempted armed robbery, first-degree assault and battery, possession of a stolen vehicle/receiving stolen property, resisting arrest, two counts of third-degree assault and battery, possession of tobacco and possesion of a controlled substance.
The girl was not charged.
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Today for Eighteen-Forties Friday: I purchase and review this goofy-ass Franklin Expedition graphic novel so you don't have to!
The Vanished Northwest Passage Arctic Expedition by Lisa M. Bolt Simons, with illustrations by Eugene Smith, is part of a series called DEADLY EXPEDITIONS with a polar focus; and if I was 11 years old again I would probably love them to death.
From the preview pages alone, I could see that... questionable choices were made, e.g. the portrayal of Jane Franklin as some kind of unaging vampire who is still wearing the dress from her 1816 portrait in 1845.
Franklin's officers are referenced from their daguerreotypes (more or less), and we get a nice Fitzjames and Stanley (the latter with with his authentic 1840s juvenile delinquent haircut), as well as a flashback Crozier as the world's most mature 13-year-old.
Not every officer with a daguerreotype makes an appearance, and I was very annoyed that this book doesn't have any Henry Le Vesconte. We DO, however, get the Beechey Trio of John Hartnell, John Torrington, and William Braine—who inexplicably go on a mission together and wacky hijinks ensue.
That is a cute Torrington, @entwinedmoon! Although I think @radiojamming will agree with me that the real John Hartnell was more handsome.
Oh yes—and their tragic ends. It's implied that they all catch colds and die instantly in these sequential panels which, God help me, made me laugh out loud.
Way to strip all of the pathos and tragedy from their deaths. If only they had changed into dry underwear!
There is a character who looks just like Ian Hart as Thomas Blanky in the AMC Terror TV show, and the cold weather gear worn worn by the crew also resembles the TV show costuming (which was inspired by Heroic Age of Antarctic Exploration gear).
There is a brief mention of lead poisoning as a contributing factor to the expedition's demise in one panel, but it's otherwise absent—making this book like the opposite of classic kids' Franklin Expedition book Buried in Ice by Owen Beattie, John Geiger, and Shelley Tanaka, which strongly implies that the whole crew is going bonkers from lead poisoning starting in 1846.
#Eighteen-Forties Friday#franklin expedition#1840s#james fitzjames#stephen stanley#arctic expedition#polar#the vanished northwest passage arctic expedition#graphic novel#john hartnell#john torrington#william braine#polar exploration
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8-Man vs. Cyborg 009 - Volume 2
Love a good 2 volume, short read every now and then. Unlike BGOO Parts, this one didn't outstay its welcome. Nothing ground breaking here, just some crossover fanservice like in the Devilman crossover. Fun times. Interested to see what's next for these franchises.
Ch. 7
8-Man tells Joe and Francoise about his past romantic drama with his secretary Sachiko. Francoise apparently "saw" Sachiko's presence when they were in 8-Man's office and wanted the tea lol.
If they're not gonna let Francoise fight, like ever, can they please introduce another female fighter or something? I'm getting really fed up watching her smile blandly on the sidelines or be a damsel in distress. Like if she's a pacifist, fine! But she's also the only girl cyborg so it feels insulting.
The two page spread of the demon God statue was a good jump scare. Let the final showdown, begin!
Ch. 8
Lol I guess the manga heard my complaints because they finally let Francoise shoot a gun at least. Also, her heightened senses finally did something useful. Alright, fine. You win this time mangaka...
Wait, what the hell!? Pyunma's back to his old racist design! THIS MANGA CAME OUT IN 2020 WTF??? (Good thing I didn't pay for this one lol).
Honestly, it seems ridiculous that Skull would just ignore the other numbers cyborgs. There's no way they wouldn't come after their kidnapped friends...just makes him look really stupid.
The Black Ghost minions were drawn all cutesy in like a chibi form. They look like they could be villains from a Mario game or something lol. Not very intimidating.
Ch. 9
Yaaay 008 pointed out the 8 thing =D lol. Glad he gets to contribute to the battle even though there's no water around lol.
Francoise has a weird bonding moment with Dr. Daemon because he saw her in a ballet once. He's definitely the chiller of the two evils but he's still actively working towards world domination and perpetual wars? I don't think this is really a "there's good in him" moment...
8-man sure loses his arms a lot. Guess they're just trying to emphasize his mechanical body.
I swear they used the EXACT same tactic to topple the demon God statue that they used to topple the Atlas-type robots in BGOO Parts! (006 digs a hole and then 005 pushes the big enemy over). Felt weird to see that used back-to-back in manga published so close to one another. Both times they emphasized it as some kinda ingenious strategy.
Ch. 10
Awe, I really liked this finale. They wrapped everything up in a nice, neat bow and sometimes that's all you want.
So Dr. Daemon was actually playing the long game and never allied with Black Ghost at all! Rather convenient lol. Does they mean the gang wouldn't have been able to defeat both enemies at once?
I completely forgot about Joe's juvenile delinquent backstory. Why do I feel like that doesn't fit his character at all? He's such a bland do-gooder now...Anyway, having 8-Man explain that he was a cop on the scene at the time of Joe's escape attempt was a clever way to tie the two series worlds together in a believable way.
So I guess Dr. Daemon is still not a great guy but not that evil either? I don't know enough 8-Man lore to make a conclusion lol. He seemed pretty okay with the heroes dying earlier, so I guess he's just all for himself.
This chapter got all Ghost in the Shell-y with the reveal that Skull isn't a real person, just a robot with implanted memories. Pretty brutal that he decapitated his own lackeys to prove a point what the heck...what if they weren't robots!?
So Black Ghost is dead "for real" now...riiiight. Until they inevitably get resurrected again for some future manga.
I was kinda shook to find out that Joe's hair is a wig (or maybe it's actually implanted into his scalp? IDK). It doesn't actually make any difference, I just never realized that was the case.
Dr. Gilmore and Dr. Tani being science bros was cute. Also enjoyed seeing Ivan (and his one eye) very briefly.
Nice picturesque ending with Joe and Francoise dropping 8-Man off at Sachiko's house and validating his humanity. Wholesome cyborgs supporting cyborgs.
Omake - Duel
A closer look at some 8-Man/Dr. Tani lore. I kinda wish they didn't include this tbh because it ended this volume on a depressing note.
Damn, if I was Ken I'd probably resent my dad too! Ken was like "you only love 8-Man!" and Dr. Tani was like "that's not true!" but then the second Ken dies Dr. Tani's just like "meh, at least I have 8-Man" lol. Poor Ken!
Speaking of poor Ken...that's one severe widow's peak. On top of having a craptastic life, he's also balding? Oh the humanity!
Dr. Tani acted like Ken being a cyborg with a human brain was a revelation of some sort? Sooo...if Dr. Tani wasn't the one to turn Ken into a cyborg, who did?
Ken's hero suit (or villain suit, I guess) literally just looks like he sharpied some fake pecs on lol. What a weird design choice.
As far as 1960s manga go, I think I prefer Cyborg 009's art style because it's more over-exaggerated and stylized. I think this allows it to hold up more. 8-Man feels more traditionally drawn (more proportional characters).
I'm kinda glad I got a glimpse into the authentic, OG 8-Man for greater context, but I'll also probably just read this again someday if I ever get to that part of MAL haha.
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Reasons JimKim would be bad parents:
Criminal record would prevent them from adopting through the regular channels.
Most of Jimmy's interactions with children so far have ended badly. "Contributing to delinquency" is pretty much his whole MO.
[Insert flamewar about all the reasons they shouldn't be together in the first place]
OLD.
Kim's mommy issues.
[Insert flamewar about whether this would even be in-character for Kim to want this for herself]
She'd never get through nine months without a cigarette.
The fanart of them as DINKs is already so good; why mess with that?
"The world needs more white people," said no one.
Reasons JimKim would be great parents:
Jimmy already loves novelty mugs, ugly ties, and bad jokes.
Exhibit A: Swimmy the fish.
Kim has already had to take on a stern but nurturing role working as a juvenile PD. I could easily see them fostering some preteen she took an interest in.
Sometimes cold and distant =/= bad mom. If the love is unconditional, what else is there to say?
They would accept an LGBT child completely.
That scene near the end of BB when Walt is still fuming and planning revenge, and Jimmy's like "You realize Flynn and Holly are basically out on the street right now, RIGHT?!". Low bar but the point is this job calls for an instinct to put others first.
If your kid reaches adulthood with a perfect respect for law enforcement and corporate property, it means you've failed as a parent. And Wexler-McGill would be doomed to make a lot of mistakes, but never that one.
They wouldn't even need to have the discussion: she's the breadwinner, he's the homemaker.
Bob and Rhea both have families IRL and it would be cute to pull from that.
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Winner of the 2005 Outstanding Book Award presented by the Crime and Juvenile Delinquency Division of the Society for the Study of Social Problems
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For the Ask Game; can you do Katsuki, for
SFW; B and I
And NSFW; D
Please and thank you? :)
Female reader please :) 🖤🧡🖤
Anything for you, my dear. I’m sorry this took so long! I was stuck on the NSFW D for some reason? Please accept this as my contribution to your healing? 🤲🏼
(sfw) Beauty - What do they admire about their s/o? What do they think is beautiful about them?
Physical beauty is nice and all, but Katsuki looks for substance in a lover. He respects your inner strength and determination to smash your goals. I think he’s somewhat of a sapioromantic, if that’s even a word lol? Like you don’t have to be a genius but I think he would get easily bored with someone who can’t hold an intelligent conversation with him. He probs won’t admit it, but he also admires your compassionate, empathic nature. Every once in a while he might grumble something about how much better you are at nurturing and kindness than he is. But he always sees it as a strength as long as you’re not a doormat.
(sfw) Inspiration - Did their s/o change them somehow, or the other way around? Like trying out new things or helping them overcome personal problems?
Both. It makes sense that he would help you become more confident in your abilities and talents. He doesn’t tolerate negative self talk so don’t even go there. Say you’re moping around talking about how your art isn’t as good as other artists', now here he comes. “Oi! The fuck did you just say? Talk shit about my girl like that again and I’ll kick your ass!” “But Katsu, I AM your girl?” “I don’t give a shit who you are! Like hell I’m gonna let anyone talk shit about you, not even you! Your art is fucking beautiful, dumbass! God!” Then he’ll stomp out of the room and probably slam the nearest door. Just for effect. 😅 On the other hand, I think you’ve taught him how to process and express his feelings in a healthy way. He gets a lot better about it, but there are times it’s still gonna look like anger. Oh AND! It confused him at first that you use humor to help cope with shit sometimes? Like he’d be looking for a fight and you’d just completely disarm him with something funny. And he just 🧍🏼♂️like wtf? And you laughed and he just “tch!” and turned his back to you bc he didn’t wanna give you the satisfaction of seeing him smile.
nsfw beyond this point...minors/ageless blogs dni...
(⚠️nsfw) D = Dirty secret (pretty self-explanatory, a dirty secret of theirs)
Idk why it was so hard to think of something for this one? At first it seemed like it would be really easy. His bad boy persona is very convincing, but it’s just a front. The more I think about it, it makes sense that Katsuki wouldn’t have many (if any) dirty secrets. Like, in the manga, when his little crew of juvenile delinquents in middle school were smoking a cigarette. Then Katsuki walked up and yelled at them saying if they got caught it would go on his record. But I digress…
I think Katsuki’s dirty little secret would be something sweet. Because gods forbid anyone knew that he did something adorable and romantic, right? So maybe the first time he told you he loves you was during a particularly intense orgasm. Poor mans just came so damn hard that he lost control and whimpered “I fucking love you!” And his voice cracked too. And he just froze and looked at you, his scarlet eyes as big as you’d ever seen them hoping beyond all hope that maybe - just maybe - you didn’t hear him even though he was being loud (bc he always is). But you did. And you threw your hands over your mouth to stifle your laugh (at his facial expression bc he looked more terrified than he ever had in his life 😂). And he huffed and puffed and grumbled something like “just forget it”. And you were all “Katsu, you just told me you love meeee! I’m never gonna forget that! It was so sweet!” “Exactly, which is why you are to never speak of this!” “Wait, the love confession, the whimper, or the voice crack?” “NONE OF IT! EVER!” His usual snarl was back. “S’fuckin embarrassing,” he mumbled with a dramatic pout. “But baby, it was so cute!” He pulled out and rolled over, growling. “Shut the fuck up, you asshole! Tch!” He got out of bed and stomped off into the bathroom and slammed the door (expect a lot of stomping and door slamming with him around). Worth it, you thought with tears of joy and laughter in your eyes.
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This is not the same person writing skam atm and the main scenarist isn’t even a woman. I can’t tell if he’s white or not bc the isn’t many records of him but I’m many articles he talks about juvenile delinquency a lot as he experienced himself.
I thought Manon Guarin also contributed to the script? I am aware that it’s a different team in charge of the third generation. While it’s great that the writer is drawing from his own experiences, I think it’s also important to acknowledge that Rym is being played by a young woman of color. I think Carla Souary may be of Arab descent, but since I’m not familiar with her enough, I’ll continue to refer to her merely as a WOC for the time being. The character of Rym comes from a Muslim background — I would have loved to see how this background informs her actions or thoughts concerning her anger, her family, etc. Instead, it was mentioned as a throwaway line in a minute clip with her mother. I would have loved more information early on about her experiences growing up with her grandmother, rather than it being drawn out until episode 7 or 8. Why did she grow up with her grandmother? Still not sure about that one, either.
While it’s great to see a young WOC take the lead of an established IP, it’s important to note that the way men and women are perceived in society is different. The way men and women of color are perceived and treated in society is different than their white counterparts. I’m merely noting that a WOC director or a WOC with a Muslim background or experience with the French foster system could have added some nuances that I think are missing overall from Rym’s season… I plan on addressing these things in my season 11 wrap up post on my Substack. I think I’m going to wait to write the post until the entire season has aired, but I’m going to address French “color blindness” and how that affects its version of Skam. I’ve found some great articles to contribute to my thoughts. Thanks for letting me know more about the writer of this season!
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What is a good sociological research question?
A good sociological research question should be clear, focused, and relevant to current social issues or phenomena. It should also be answerable through empirical investigation and capable of generating new insights or understanding. Here are a few examples across different sociological domains:
Education: "How does the socioeconomic background of parents influence the academic achievement of their children in urban public schools?"
Gender Studies: "What are the factors contributing to the persistent gender wage gap in STEM professions?"
Family & Marriage: "How do cultural and societal norms shape the division of household labor among heterosexual couples in dual-income households?"
Health & Healthcare: "What are the social determinants influencing disparities in access to mental health services among minority populations?"
Crime & Deviance: "What are the social factors contributing to the prevalence of juvenile delinquency in urban neighborhoods?"
Globalization & Immigration: "How does the process of globalization influence cultural identity formation among second-generation immigrants?"
Media & Technology: "What are the effects of social media usage on mental health outcomes among adolescents?"
Environmental Sociology: "How do social inequalities intersect with environmental justice issues in disadvantaged communities?"
These examples cover a range of sociological topics and illustrate the kinds of questions researchers might explore within each domain. It's important for the researcher to consider the feasibility of investigating the question, the availability of data, and the potential ethical implications of the research.
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The Link Between Parental Influence & Juvenile Delinquency - H&S Education & Parenting
How Parental Influence Shapes Juvenile Delinquency
Juvenile delinquency is a serious problem that affects many families and communities. While there are many factors that can contribute to delinquent behaviour, parental influence is a key factor. In this article, we’ll explore the ways in which parenting style can impact a child’s behaviour and increase their risk for delinquency.
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"MOTHER KEPT FIVE ON SIX DOLLARS A WEEK," Toronto Star. November 11, 1913. Page 5.
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Now Eldest Boy Is Working and Contributes All His Salary to the Home.
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THE FARM FOR A YEAR
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Bill wasn't out that night; Joe had gone to night school, and Bob was having his music lesson - at least he had gone to get it. The remaining three boys had been playing an innocent and tidy game of tag, keeping strictly in the middle of the road and avoiding the man's lawn with great care. But some one had thrown bricks at his door, rubbed rags in the dirt of the road and thrown them on his verandah, played ring-around-a-rosy with the sentimental little maple trying to sprout on his front lawn, and generally made his life a Welsh rarebit nightmare. By careful manipulation of the boys' evidence, peppered here and there by mothers in the rear, the two brick-throwers were singled out.
"I suppose it is a little bit of spite all round," suggested the commissioner.
"No, sir," returned the largest mother emphatically. "It was spite on his part, but there was no spite on the boys' part at all. He turned the hose on them once, but they wouldn't hurt his old lawn for anything."
"I see," grinned the commissioner. "Well, I'll make it a fine of $1 and suspend it on condition that you keep on your own side of the street and don't go near his lawn."
Chased Them With Knife.
Peter walked into court with a dazed red face. One eye has become sightless and the other was swollen until it almost closed. They let him out of jail on Saturday, where he had been sent for 60 days, to become a teetotaler, but somehow the cure had failed. Sunday he spent between the always-procurable whiskey bottle and chasing his eldest son round the house with a knife. His frantic wife called in the help of the court officers, and he has been brought in on the charge of contributing to make his five children juvenile delinquents by reason of his constant drunkeness.
"Why in the world didn't they examine him before they let him come out of the jail?" asked the commissioner.
Her Frenzied Finance.
Peter sat sobbing intermittently as his wife told the court of the frenzied finance she had to use to support her five children on a salary of $6 a week. Later, however, it has been supplemented by the hard won $5 brought in weekly by the oldest boy. The heroism of these little fellows, bruised numb by early troubles. as they silently pass over all the result of a week's work to mother, sometimes receiving five cents to attend a nickel show as their share of the proceeds, is something for the court observers to marvel at. Very rarely the steam valve bursts and a desperate small chap is found pilfering in the big stores or breaking into some house with the front door open.
Having ascertained that Peter's wife could manage better when not being chased with pokers and knives, even by foregoing Peter's salary, he has been committed to his chance in the Prison Farm for one year.
#toronto#police court#juvenile delinquency#youth in revolt#youth in the toils#vandalism#contributing to juvenile delinquency#drunk and disorderly#non-support#deadbeat dad#sentenced to prison#central prison#toronto jail farm#crime and punishment in canada#history of crime and punishment in canada#fines and costs
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Fast and Furious Before; and After--not so much....
Dylan Cage Godwin, South Carolina inmate 391723, born 2002, incarceration intake August 2023 at age 20, scheduled for release April 2024
Failure to Stop for a LEO
In November 2020 -- behaving as if he were in sort of 'Fast and Furious' movie -- Police said an 18-year-old drove more than 160 mph during a chase, hit a Marion police cruiser and two other cars, and afterwards was found hiding in bushes.
Dylan Cage Godwin, then aged 18, of Gastonia, North Carolina, was driving 101 mph in a 60 mph zone on Hwy 501 Bypass Sunday around noon, police said. When an officer attempted to pull him over, Godwin — driving a Camaro — accelerated to 150 miles per hour.
Godwin made a U-turn near the Latta exit and started heading south again, according to the police report. Godwin allegedly 'lost gear' of the car and it stopped moving. The officer pulled in front of him to block the southbound lanes when the Camaro moved forward and hit the police cruiser, police said.
The officer told Godwin to roll down the window with a gun drawn, and Godwin put the car back into gear and drove off, police said. Godwin took the Marion exit and headed towards city limits and went into oncoming traffic. Two officers swerved out of the way.
In the area of Kimball Drive and the Food Lion parking lot, Godwin rear-ended a pickup truck and hit another car head-on, according to the police report.
Godwin and a 17-year-old juvenile got out of the car and ran behind a probation office. Police said the juvenile was held against his will due to Godwin driving at speeds over 160 mph, which stopped the juvenile from leaving on his own, according to the police report.
Godwin was eventually found in some bushes in the 200 block of Warwick Avenue.
Godwin was charged with failure to stop on command, driving without a license, speeding more than 25 mph over the speed limit, third-degree assault and battery, reckless driving, driving on the wrong side of the road, failure to stop for a blue light, resisting arrest with a deadly weapon — second or subsequent offense, hit and run, kidnapping, and contributing to the delinquency of a minor.
Godwin completed his education and received his high school diploma 3 months into his incarceration.
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In most legal systems, including the United States, the concept of criminal responsibility takes into account the age of the individual. Generally, children under a certain age, often around 7 to 14 years old, are considered incapable of forming the intent necessary for criminal liability. Instead of criminal convictions, the focus is on rehabilitation and juvenile justice. However, in exceptional cases where the child demonstrates a clear understanding of their actions, some jurisdictions may allow for juvenile delinquency proceedings. The primary goal is rehabilitation, with an emphasis on education and intervention, recognizing that children are still developing and can be positively influenced toward lawful behavior.
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Apopka Seaboard Air Line Railway Depot
Apopka, FL FL 32703, United States
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HOW ORGANIZATIONS HELP AT-RISK YOUTH
Organizations that assist at-risk youth play a critical role in society by providing necessary support, resources, and interventions to prevent negative outcomes and encourage positive development. Below, I’ll outline some of the primary ways these organizations help at-risk youth:
Mentoring Programs: One of the most effective interventions for at-risk youth is one-on-one mentoring. Having a consistent, positive adult role model can make a significant difference in a young person’s life. Mentors provide guidance, support, and advice, helping youth navigate challenges and make positive choices.
Educational Support: Many organizations offer tutoring, after-school programs, and educational resources to help at-risk youth catch up academically and stay engaged in school. Education is a key factor in breaking the cycle of poverty and preventing delinquency.
Job Training and Employment Programs: These programs equip young people with the skills and experiences they need to secure stable employment. By providing job training, internships, and employment opportunities, organizations help at-risk youth transition to self-sufficiency and a more stable future.
Counseling and Mental Health Services: At-risk youth often face trauma, family issues, or other challenges that affect their mental health. Counseling services offer therapeutic interventions to address these issues, ensuring that youth have the emotional and psychological support they need.
Substance Abuse Prevention and Treatment: Some organizations specialize in helping youth avoid or recover from substance abuse. Through education, counseling, and treatment programs, these organizations address the root causes and consequences of substance use.
Life Skills Training: At-risk youth may lack basic life skills due to unstable home environments or other challenges. Organizations offer courses in areas like financial literacy, healthy relationships, and self-care to prepare them for adulthood.
Safe Havens: For youth facing homelessness or unsafe home environments, organizations provide shelters, transitional housing, and group homes. These safe spaces give youth a place to live, access to resources, and a supportive community.
Recreational and Enrichment Activities: Engaging in positive, structured activities can be transformative for at-risk youth. Organizations offer sports, arts, music, and other enrichment programs to give youth constructive outlets and opportunities to discover their passions.
Advocacy and Systemic Change: Beyond direct services, many organizations advocate for policy changes that benefit at-risk youth. This includes lobbying for better educational opportunities, juvenile justice reform, and increased funding for youth services.
Family Support: Families play a vital role in the lives of at-risk youth. Organizations often provide parenting classes, family therapy, and resources to strengthen the entire family unit, ensuring a more supportive environment for the youth.
Organizations dedicated to helping at-risk youth offer a lifeline to some of the most vulnerable members of society. Their work not only benefits the individual youth they serve but also strengthens communities and contributes to a more just and equitable society.
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Poinsett County Woman Arrested Following Juvenile's Drowning Death
POINSETT COUNTY, Ark. – A woman from Poinsett County was arrested Tuesday in connection to the drowning of a 17-year-old boy.
Caitlyn Brawley, 23, of Dyess, faces charges of negligent homicide and contributing to the delinquency of a minor in connection to the tragic incident that took place on June 7.
Source: PCSO
According to the probable cause affidavit, Brawley, along with the juvenile and at…
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I am an American, an American of Japanese ancestry known as a Nisei. I was born in Yakima, Washington, receiving my grade school education there and graduated from Broadway High School in Seattle continuing on into the University of Washington for three years. At the present time I am finishing my pre-medical education here at the State College of Washington. I hope to be able to continue my medical education and be of some service to my country.
I am a product of two diverse cultures, an occidental and an oriental culture. By physical characteristics and by ancestry, I am an oriental. By birth, education, way of life, and the ideals and thinking that guide my life, I am an American and proud of this fact. American culture has developed from the varied cultures of the people from all parts of the globe which make up this America of ours. Perhaps most of us have given little thought to the contributions that oriental culture has and can make to our American culture. I feel that I express the feeling of all Niseis, of whom 7,000 are now in the Army, when I feel that it is my best responsibility to live the best of my Japanese cultural heritage to make our American culture the best that is possible.
First, the most far reaching and most well known of the contributions of Japanese culture has been in the field of arts, including not only paintings and prints, but in handicraft art, landscape gardening, flower arrangements and tea ceremony.
Today, we hear a great deal of criticism against strong family solidarity. Oriental culture is outstanding in this respect. This feeling of strong family relationship makes for a high standard of conduct. In other words, the sense of social responsibility is developed in the home. The actions of the members of the family are carried out with the idea of doing nothing to disgrace the family. Good citizenship from this standpoint begins in the home. Evidence of this fact might be cited in remarkably low juvenile delinquency among the Niseis.
The third of my points is not definitely a cultural characteristics but something which I feel is quite evident in the Japanese people as a whole. The characteristic of ambition, industriousness, and thrift. My father has taught me all my life this is one thing which is aptly expressed in his words, "Shoot for the stars and if you can't get there, you can always come down." I feel that these characteristics can contribute in some measure in building a better American culture and a better America.
-Ben T. Uyeno, speaking about the importance of Americanism and his Japanese heritage, May 28, 1943
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