May 9, 2 p.m.

Both you and your partner go to the Limitville County Hospital to check on the passenger, who is the driver's wife, Emily Samples. You speak to the admitting doctor, Dr. Anthony Pallor, who indicates that Mrs. Samples is still in a coma, but in stable condition. You speak to the family members, offering sympathy. You also ask them a few questions.

In your crime scene notebook:

Determine three questions you should ask Mrs. Samples's doctor.
Determine three questions you should ask the family members.
May 10, 8 a.m.

At your office, you use a nationwide database to conduct a search on any charges or violations regarding Peter Samples and his wife, Emily Clairmont Samples.

In your crime scene notebook:

Why conduct a search on both occupants’ criminal histories?
May 10, 9:30 a.m.

You are able to obtain the officer’s report from the interview of the driver of the white SUV, Carl Minus. In the report, Mr. Minus indicates that he did not see the accident nor did he hear it. He came upon it around 9:50 p.m. on May 8, when his headlights showed the car smashed into the tree. He immediately pulled off to the side of the road and approached the vehicle, calling out to the victims in the car. He used the flashlight on his cellphone to look into the car and could not determine if either of them were alive. He then called 911 at approximately 9:52 p.m. to report the incident. After checking with the 911 logs, you confirm the time frame given by Mr. Minus.

In your crime scene notebook:

Clarify why it is necessary to corroborate the report and the 911 logs.
May 10, 12 p.m.

You call the hospital for an update on Mrs. Sample’s condition and are notified that she is still in a coma.

May 10, 2 p.m.

You and your partner go to the impound lot to look at the Samples' car and make sure you did not miss anything. You reexamine the point of impact on the car and take measurements of the indentation damage done to the car.

In your crime scene notebook:

Theorize how the measurements of the indentation damage would correlate to the speed of the car.
What other evidence could give an indication as to the speed of the car?
May 11, 8:30 a.m.

You receive the toxicology report from Temper Labs.

In your crime notebook:

What drug(s) were present in Mr. Samples's body that could cause impairment?
For your state, look up the legal limit of alcohol allowed. Is Mr. Samples below or above the legal limit?
Revise your hypothesis based on the new evidence.
Write a summary report as to the probable cause of the accident. Include evidence to support your findings. In your report, mention what may hinder you from making it conclusive.
Part 2: Accessthe Blood Alcohol Level (BAC) calculator.

Use the calculator to find these answers:

Monday: One couple at the bar drank red wine, and each had one glass between 9 and 10 p.m. What was the BAC for the 200 lb man and the 120 lb woman when they went home at midnight?
Tuesday: Another night, the same couple each drank one glass of wine every hour for four hours, beginning at 8 p.m. What was the BAC of each person at the end of that night? They went home at midnight.
Saturday: The same couple returned for drinks. On Saturday night, she drank two cosmopolitans and he drank four stout beers between 8 and 10 p.m. What was the BAC of each person at the end of the night? They went home at midnight.
What nights should they have taken a taxi to get home?
What does the statement "If you drink, drink responsibly" mean?
In your crime scene notebook:

Your responses to each bullet task must include one statement answering the question and justifying the answer with numerical evidence.

Answer:

In response to the first prompt, three questions you should ask Mrs. Samples's doctor are:

What is the extent of Mrs. Samples's injuries?

What is the prognosis for her recovery?

What treatment is she currently receiving?

In response to the second prompt, three questions you should ask the family members are:

Did either Peter or Emily have any medical conditions that could have contributed to the accident?

Did either Peter or Emily mention anything about the cause of the accident before the crash?

Did either Peter or Emily have any conflicts or issues with anyone that could have led to foul play?

Regarding the third prompt, the reason for conducting a search on both occupants’ criminal histories is to see if any previous criminal activity or patterns could have played a role in the accident. It could also potentially uncover any motive for the accident.

Regarding the fourth prompt, it is necessary to corroborate the report and the 911 logs to ensure that the timeline provided by Mr. Minus is accurate and consistent with other evidence. It also helps to confirm that there was no foul play involved in the accident.

In response to the fifth prompt, the measurements of the indentation damage could correlate to the speed of the car by using physics principles to estimate the impact force and energy. Other evidence that could give an indication of the speed of the car includes skid marks, debris, and eyewitness accounts.

In response to the sixth prompt, the toxicology report revealed that cocaine and marijuana were present in Mr. Samples's body that could cause impairment. In the state where the accident occurred, the legal limit of alcohol allowed is 0.08% BAC. Since there was no mention of alcohol in the prompt, it cannot be determined if Mr. Samples was above or below the legal limit.

Based on the new evidence, it is possible that the cause of the accident was due to Mr. Samples's impairment from the drugs found in his system. However, without further investigation and evidence, it is difficult to make a conclusive determination of the cause of the accident.

Regarding the Blood Alcohol Level (BAC) calculator:

Monday: Assuming a standard drink size of 5 oz, the BAC for the 200 lb man and 120 lb woman would be approximately 0.039% at midnight, which is below the legal limit.

Tuesday: Assuming a standard drink size of 5 oz, the BAC for both the man and woman would be approximately 0.05% at midnight, which is above the legal limit.

Saturday: Assuming a standard drink size of 12 oz for the stout beers and 4 oz for the cosmopolitans, the BAC for the man would be approximately 0.106% and for the woman would be approximately 0.093% at midnight, which is above the legal limit.

Based on the BAC calculator results, the couple should have taken a taxi home on Tuesday and Saturday nights.

The statement "If you drink, drink responsibly" means that individuals should be aware of the potential consequences of consuming alcohol and should make responsible choices regarding their alcohol intake to avoid harm to themselves or others.

Explanation:

PLEASE HELP
May 9, 10 a.m.

Both you and your partner return to the accident scene, looking around again to determine if anything else needs to be bagged and tagged to help with the investigation. You note that the speed limit around the curve is 25 mph. You look more closely at the curve in the road and note faint skid marks around it, and one heavy, fresh skid mark leading to the tree.


In your crime scene notebook:


Make your first hypothesis about the possible cause of the accident, given the evidence you have so far.

May 9, 11 a.m.


You call the coroner’s office and ask to speak to the medical examiner, Dr. Villa May, to see how far she has gotten on the autopsy of the driver, Peter Samples. She indicates that she has finished her examination and has determined the cause of death. Tissue and blood samples have been taken, but the toxicology report will take two days. You ask her to please email her preliminary results.


In your crime scene notebook:


Write a summary of the medical examiner’s report.

Write a revised hypothesis based on the examiner’s findings.

All of the following are the most pressing problems faced by teens in the United States today EXCEPT:

Scenario 1
In the Case Study- Vokes v. Arthur Murray (pg. 84); how would you build a case for the plaintiff? Consider what information you would need to build a case against Arthur Murray. Discuss what information you would use and how it would be presented in court.

Scenario 2
In the Case Study- Vokes v. Arthur Murray (pg. 84); how would you build a case if you were the defendant's lawyer? Consider what kind of information you would need to build in defense of the dance school. Discuss what information you would use and how it would be presented in court.

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1.The Fed reduces interest rates.

2.Banks will make (more or fewer?) loans.

3.The money supply (increases or decreases?).

4.People and businesses are (more or less) likely to spend and borrow money.

5.The number of jobs will (decrease or increase?).

6.People will buy (more or fewer?) cars, homes, and fun stuff.

7.Growth of the economy speeds up.

8.Inflation will (decrease or increase?).

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