It has been stated that the purpose of damages in the law of tort is to place th

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It has been stated that the purpose of damages in the law of tort is to place the claimant in the position he would have been in had the tort not been committed.
How is this principle applied by the court in awarding damages for personal injury?
Essay is based on the Law of Tort
The essay must include a minimum of 10 cases to show the application of the Law of Tort
Cases must be from the Commomwealth countries such as the UK and the Caribbean.
Essay can compare and contrast at least two jurisdictions to see how the law is applied there
All sources must be properly referenced
No plagiarism
High quality of work required

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TOPIC: “Implementing a hurricane and tropical storm emergency preparedness plan:

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TOPIC: “Implementing a hurricane and tropical storm emergency preparedness plan: A local district’s preparedness and recovery plan”
INSTRUCTIONS: Develop a communication and leadership strategy for an organization of your choosing.  Preferably, this should be an organization with which you are familiar such as your current workplace or a former work environment.  Presume you are an external consultant, or an internal public relations professional hired to help the organization.  Describe the process you would take, briefly explain the organization and its need.
You should consider the following questions when researching and writing your paper:
•    How would you determine the organization’s needs?
•    What communication plan, if any, currently exists?
•    What sort of crises can the organization reasonably expect to face?
•    How are leaders prepared to handle and communicate potential crises?  How is the
organization and its personnel prepared for a possible crisis?
•    How would you explain and determine the cost-benefit of developing a
communication and leadership strategy?
•    What communication and leadership strategy would you develop?  Why this strategy?
•    How would you evaluate and report your results?
•    What action planning steps would you incorporate into the process to help the
organization implement your proposed strategy?

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In this exercise, like many other topics explored in this course, we cover contr

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In this exercise, like many other topics explored in this course, we cover controversial issues. People can differ widely in their beliefs and practices related to these issues, as viewpoints are based on many different aspects of their value systems, backgrounds, morals, and religious convictions. These topics are explored in this class because they are part of the social milieu. Whether it makes us uncomfortable or not, these issues are a part of our modern world, and to understand them is to better understand ourselves, our neighbors, and humanity in general.
Please address the following questions:
What are the basic issues and main themes addressed in the videos?
Were the issues addressed from a biased or unbiased perspective? Were the presenters operating with an underlying agenda?
Was there agreement or disagreement among presenters regarding the main issues addressed?
What were the major moral/ethical issues related to these topics?
How does the concept of ethical relativism relate to this topic?

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Colleagues Initial Answer: Qualitative research tends to be inductive in its rea

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Colleagues Initial Answer:
Qualitative research tends to be inductive in its reasoning, tries to build explanations of phenomena through its observations, and tends to involve a more personal, social approach to collecting data.  However, it tends to be criticized as being less scientific in its methods than more quantitative research. 
Answer & Question:
1) Is this criticism of qualitative research fair?  What steps can you, as a researcher, take to reduce this potential stigma in conducting qualitative research?  Is there  a way to make qualitative research more scientific?  How?
I would not go as far as to deem the criticism of qualitative research as “fair”, but more so- understandable. Much of what we think of as “facts” is closely conflated with numbers alone, so when other realms of data collection that go beyond just numbers and touch on real life experiences, attitudes, etc are used, that is where the criticism ripens because of that lack of more quantitative context.  I would suggest that a good way to go about trying to reduce stigma would be to make sure your information is as credible as possible. Information should be able to be confirmed by other researches in order to establish a dependable nature. Also, by thoroughly acknowledging any limitations or antithesis arguments that may exist within the context of your study/research to ensure that there is consistency of the data interpretations. One could make qualitative research “more scientific” by triangulating different types of data and research, such as incorporating a mix of both qualitative and quantitative research into your study. 
Answer & Question:
2) Imagine you wanted to learn about the goth subculture in New Orleans.  What combination of qualitative methods learned this week would you use to collect your data and generate observations?  Describe, in detail, the way you would use these techniques to explore the subculture and how it would contribute to your generation of knowledge on the topic. 
I would go about undergoing this research topic by using the purposive sampling method, which is when the researcher chooses a topic then selects participants likely to have relevant information about the topic. I would try to do some research about popular locations for that social sub group- maybe clothing stores, nightclubs, other events catering to this group that might be listed on social media, etc to try to make connections with those who may have relevant information. I would perhaps advertise on social media platforms that are connected to these locations/people to try to find participants. Once participants in the goth subculture were found, I would then execute a semi-structured interview about various things pertaining to their lifestyle within the culture and then analyze patterns or themes that I find in order to create a more comprehensive understanding of those actually living in that experience.
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