Why is documentation so important for any successful criminal investigation? List the minimum non-computer-specific documentation required for an investigation.

The answer should include the following points:

Investigative tactics and collection procedures dissected in court
Inalienable credibility with judicial officials
Facilitates the chain of custody necessary for evidence validity
Photographed or videotaped evidence nullifies defense arguments that officers contaminated or corrupted criminal evidence

Write a paper documenting your reflections on healthcare reform in the U.S. after viewing the videos and reading the articles. What is your assessment of healthcare in America relative to other developed nations? What trends do you see in the U.S. healthcare system? What would you like to see happen? What policy or legal changes would facilitate your vision becoming reality? Use and cite the articles and videos to support your assessment and observations.

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Around 1900, a small town on the U.S.-Mexican border was experiencing a strange currency exchange situation. On the Mexican side of the border, a U.S. dollar was only worth ninety Mexican peso (1 USD = 0.90 MXN), while on the U.S. side, a Mexican peso was only worth ninety U.S. cents (1 MXN=0.90 USD). In other words, the citizens of both countries discounted the other country’s currency by ten percent.

In this particular town, the international border ran right down the center of the main street, and there were bars on both sides catering to workers from the surrounding area. One Saturday, an American worker rolled into town with little money (only U.S. $1.00) but lots of financial cunning. He stopped at the first bar he found on the U.S. side of the street, ordered himself a ten-cent beer, paid with his U.S. dollar, and asked for a Mexican peso in change (worth only U.S. $.90, remember). After finishing his beer, he walked across the street to a Mexican bar, ordered another ten-cent beer, paid with the Mexican Peso, and asked for a U.S. dollar in change (there, worth only Mexican Peso $.90). Back he went to the American side for another beer, then back across to the Mexican side — and so on all afternoon and evening, finally staggering back to his camp after a final drink from a Mexican bar and a U.S. one-dollar bill in change — just as he had started out with.

Discussion Topic:

Use the exchange rate theory to explain why this worker had free beer.

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What is financial statement analysis?

Why is financial statement analysis an important area of study?
What is learned from the process of financial statement analysis?
Discuss the Biblical implications of reliable and representationally faithful financial statements.

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