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Following in Texas' footsteps, Virginia retailers are making a strong push to make Amazon.com charge sales taxes after the Seattle-based retail giant opens two large
Following in Texas' footsteps, Virginia retailers are making a strong push to make Amazon.com charge sales taxes after the Seattle-based retail giant opens two large distribution centers in the state. At issue is the vexing question as to how growing online sales should be taxed. Now, Virginia has signaled that it make take the Lone Star state's lead in defining Amazon's distribution center in Fort Worth as a "physical nexus," and therefore requiring Amazon to collect the tax on sales to Texas residents.
As the Richmond Times-Dispatch reports, "Several trade groups for retail businesses in the state are pushing legislation that will seek to change the tax code and look at the 'nexus issue, or physical presence of a company,' said George Peyton, vice president for governmental relations for the Virginia Retail Federation."
The paper also noted that researchers at the University of Tennessee projected in 2009 that state and local governments nationwide will lose nearly $1.4 billion in revenues from uncollected taxes from online sales by 2012.
The whole matter of collecting sales taxes from out-of-state retailers is a complex one, from a legal standpoint. Though a 1992 U.S. Supreme Court decision held that retailers are exempt from paying sales taxes in states where the have a physical presence, the court does allow Congress to enact legislation, if it so chooses to, that would mandate all sellers to remit the tax.
Amazon has said that it supports federal legislation that would do that, though the company has gone out of its way to avoid charging the tax to consumers in most states, even those with distribution centers.
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I have always been interested in funeral homes cemeteries all my life i enjoy going to cemeteries and visiting friends and family hearses are my favorite car I was born at the Carl R. Darnall Army Medical Center on the Fort Hood Army Base in Texas i live in Dearborn Heights Michigan went to Warren Valley Elementary School for kindergarten moved to Taylor lived in a trailer court with my mother went to Fred C. Fisher School for two years then moved to Dearborn attended Harvey H. Lowrey Junior High School for the third grade till the eighth attending the third grade twice from 1974 till 1983 then attended Fordson High School from 1983 to 1987. In 1985 i joined Sing Out Dearborn stayed in till the group disbanded in 1995. I was in the cast for 10 years sang and danced to 120 songs. In 1994 i moved back to Dearborn Heights where i am now living. My mother's father my grandfather Kenneth G. MacEachin passed away on March 29, 1996 my grandmother my mother's mother Mary B. MacEachin passed away on August 29, 1998 then on December 19, 2007 my grandmother Berthell Nancy Yarber Campbell My father's mother passed away then on June 28, 2013 my grandfather my father's father Roland Philip Campbell Sr. passed away his ashes were buried on July 26, 2013 next to my grandmother at Great Lakes National Cemetery in Holly Michigan with full millitary honors a 21 gun salute taps and the folding of the flag my favorite singing group is The Supremes the original members are Diana Ross Florence Ballard And Mary Wilson from 1961 to 1967 and also Diana Ross And The Supremes from 1967 to 1970 members are Diana Ross Mary Wilson Cindy Birdsong i also like The Supremes from the 70's 1970 to 1977 I have all their records on Album CD cassette 45 and i have some videos of their performances from different shows I have Mary Wilson's autograph and all the books that have been written about them. I have been a fan of The Supremes since 1983. i got the chance for five years in a row to visit Florence Ballard's grave on her birthday June 30, 2008, June 30, 2009, June 30, 2010, June 30, 2011 and June 30, 2012. On December 13, 2013 my friend Maxine Precious Ballard Jenkins died she was the sister of Florence Ballard who was in The Supremes she is the author of the book about her sister called The True Story Of Florence Ballard also i knew Doris Jean Holland now deceased and Esther Gordy Edwards sister of Motown Records founder Berry Gordy Jr. now deceased who both worked at Motown Records and I also knew and was friends with Maxine Powell who worked with the Motown artists now deceased also i am a huge Neil Sedaka fan i got a four page letter written and signed by him show along with other memorabilia I also am on Geni and Facebook please leave a message on my page or contact me at my email Thank You
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RE: Patrcia Livo memorial
Sincere apologies for any miscommunication; did NOT mean to imply that Miss Livo didn't die; edit was only to add her birthdate - did NOT intend to change or revise the state.
She was buried from St. Al's via Turowski Funeral Home in Dearborn Heights.
"December 19, 1933 - February 26, 2016
Patricia M. Livo passed away on February 26, 2016 at the age of 82
Beloved daughter of the late Walter and Myra.
Dear sister of, Judith Ann Sutton, Anne Marie, the late Richard, Myra �Sue� Murphy, Robert Charles, Rosemary, and Joanne, her twin, with whom she is finally reunited after 82 years."
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Hi Jim, I noticed you had done a memorial for Henry H. Taylor (Find A Grave #145435628) with a death date matching my ancestor, Henry H. Taylor (Find A Grave #114683215). Somewhat common name, so it may just be a coincidence, but in case they're the same man, you'll see where he actually is interred. Hope this helps, Doug Stiverson (Find A Grave#47449295).
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Jim, I'm sorry that I haven't gotten back to you until now but I've been a little dormant in regards to Find A Grave activity. I just noticed the email. Please help me with the cemetery and location for Frederick. I will do my bets to remove the photo per your request. Richard died this past August and I really stopped all activity. I am happy to do this for you though. I hope all is well with you also.
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If I do not have a map, I make a list of all requests for each section & then basically wondered around looking at any headstones I could find.
However this is very time consuming & many flat headstones are half ground covered, again time consuming to uncover.
Gail Hershenzon volunteers on Saturdays at Woodmere. She also works as a genealogist, tour guide, does family research, takes photos....all this she gets paid for. So I think she may have issues with other volunteers who do photos free, when she the same thing for pay.
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I will contact you when I go this spring. I work M-F so Saturdays & Sundays are my cemetery days.
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billearl Sep 9, 2011 10:29 AM
in response to MaestroCreep3k
MaestroCreep3k wrote:
not to be a p-rick ... but what proof do you have that Apple is even aware of this issue as you claimed? just curious
A number of people on this forum have sent feedback to Apple about this problem, this is Apple's forum and they do monitor it, 27 years as a Mac user, and common sense. The alternative would be creating a reputation for buggy software, Lion = Vista, etc. Getting the fundamentals right is the foundation for featues like iCloud. They have to maintain the foundation first. I do agree such a widespread bug should not have made it into the Lion release, but it did, and appeared too late to fix in 10.7.1. Apple has seeded 10.7.2 betas out to many more people than previous updates, including me. They are serious about fixing any and all bugs, especially annoying ones like this.
knutsen Sep 9, 2011 4:11 PM
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Potentially useful advice has been posted here:
http://reviews.cnet.com/8301-13727_7-20104006-263/icon-and-window-positions-shif ting-in-os-x
In short, ".DS_Store file settings and Finder view behavior can depend on more than one .DS_Store file, so while people may assume removing the .DS_Store file from a directory that is showing view problems is the way to fix the issue, doing so may not actually fix the issue. Do try to remove the file for one directory, but if not then the next step would be to remove the .DS_Store files for the whole filesystem to prevent odd settings inheritance problems from persisting."
Links to several utilities are provided.
Brett C Sep 9, 2011 5:01 PM
in response to knutsen
@knutsen - I think you may be onto something there with that article...
I had not tried deleting multiple .DS_Store files before - only just the one in my home directory. So this time I tried deleting several (though not all of them, as the article suggests). And now my home folder *seems* to behave properly...
here's what I tried:
- in Terminal, delete .DS_Store file in home folder, and in a couple other folders (Downloads, email attachments...)
Those other folders are where I save attachments from Mail, downloads from Safari, etc
- log out, then log back in
- manually reorganize home folder in Icon View to the way I like it. Clean up, snap to grid, arrange by none, sort by none, always open in list view
- set Downloads, email attachments and a few other folders to always open in List View, sort by Date Modified, arrange by none
- close all the Finder windows
then I tried to trigger the problem that would ALWAYS mess up the icons in my home folders, namely
- find an email message in Mail with an attachment.
- click/hold the Save button for the attachment, to do a Save-As in some folder (e.g. email attachments folder)
- go back to the Finder, open home folder
I've been saving attachments repeatedly and so far I cannot reproduce the original problem. (knock on wood) So far, my home folder icons remain exactly where I placed them. Even if I Save-As to a folder where I didn't delete the .DS_Store file, my home folder now does not (yet) get messed up.
before deleting the several .DS_Store files, I could regularly cause the problem on 1st or at most 2nd try when doing a Save-As.
but now the problem seems to be gone...
Adam Meath Sep 11, 2011 11:22 PM
in response to Brett C
I read the above CNET article and Brett C's post with interest. So I thought I'd give this another shot.
Perhaps it really is related to entire hierarchies of .DS_Store corruption and not just individual folders?
I actually went full-bottle and deleted every single .DS_Store file on my 2TB hard drive with a utility application, which took about an hour! Anyway, I saw all my folders had re-set. I spent about another half hour getting all my folders back to just the way I like them.
Alas, after one evening of stability (and hope) after 5 minutes work on my iMac this morning I found almost all of my folders reset back to the usual "default" : a small window centered in the middle of my 27 inch screen with side bar showing and in list view.
I might not mind this bug if I had an 11 inch MacBook Air, but after spending so much time carefully arranging all my folders just as I like them..seeing Lion do this almost every day is disheartening to say the least. And it seems there's no hope in sight for 10.7.2 based on previous comments.
Brett C Sep 13, 2011 4:04 PM
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followup to my previous post
well, I guess it was too good to be true.
for a couple days I was enjoying a trouble-free non-messed-up home folder, even with many many many Save-As attempts. I was optimistic that deleting the few .DS_Store files as I described actually somehow cleared out whatever was causing the folders views to get messed up.
but the problem has returned.
DDirk Sep 16, 2011 3:02 AM
in response to Brett C
The same problems over here. This has started with 10.6., but with Lion it is really bad. Keeping icons and windows EXACTLY the way the user sets it should be easy (each folder has its own .DS_Store file), but now all my sorting is lost on a daily basis.
Apple, this is really annoying! Forget all your pseudo-improvements (Launchpad etc.); I need a stable topology of icons for my workflows.
Apple, do something now!
MaestroCreep3k Sep 16, 2011 12:09 PM
in response to billearl
here's a quote from the MacRumors forum regarding this problem ... note this is from someone thats using 10.7.2 build 11C55 ... so don't be surprised if Apple ignores this issue as I predicted they would earlier
So that's what has been happening to my Finder in Lion: it seems that every time I use the open/save dialogue box, the Finder will reset my folders from my normal Icon view into list/column view. This is a very annoying bug and it is still present in 10.7.2 build 11C55, so more than likely it will not be addressed in 10.7.2.
SunnyvalePGA Sep 17, 2011 9:42 PM
in response to Cheese21Cheese
Tremendously frustrating. I've always kept my folders and files organized to enhance my workflow. I like seeing where things are and organizing them hierarchically, and I don't WANT to switch to using Spotlight- or iTunes-like systems to manage my electronic world. I spent an hour re-arranging and re-organizing the folders and files on the top level of my hard drive (not my desktop) only to have them randomized an hour later. I haven't opened a sub-folder for over a month since switching to Lion for fear that I'll lose all that organization, too. Not happy working in list mode.
This totally destroys OS X's credibility as a good user interface, and I can't recommend people buy a new Mac with this kind of problem. Can't believe it hasn't been addressed by Apple. Another sign they truly are becoming MS.
ChrisCK Sep 18, 2011 4:05 PM
in response to Eddie Prior1
Thank God I found this thread... and many others too! I thought I was the only one having the problem and just didn't know how to set up my Mac correctly. When I think back, I had a similar issue with Snow Leopard but I eventually got it working.
I think Mac OS X's instructions for workflow organization is non existent. They need to teach new users how to set default views. At least in Windows the settings actually listened. Either they should make it simple and have, like windows, a default view say Icon Views and have defaulted to all folders, or they should fix the **** bug!! There are probably countless hours of productivity wasted by the total number of users experiencing this problem. The large majority of people don't know that the bug actually exists and thinks it's normal (bad UI). I want my Snow Leopard back, I was happy with it! Just put Mail V5 in Snow Leopard and I'll be in bliss!
Yvess Sep 20, 2011 10:12 AM
in response to Cheese21Cheese
Same problem here on a new Mac Mini running Lion! First time I'm this disappointed from a OS X release.
Above-mentioned Desktop Saver For Icon Positions is a nice solution but it only works for Desktop items and not any other Folder content.
I consider this a major flaw and I'm surprised Apple hasn't addressed it yet. I may just reinstall Snow Leopard on that machine.
RogerJoensson Sep 22, 2011 12:52 AM
in response to Cheese21Cheese
I may have a solution. I tried all the tricks suggested (not external software). Still, often the icons re-arranged randomly to the right side after re-start. Since 10.7 about every time.
A few weeks ago I started fiddling with the icon size. Everytime I just touched the icon size control all my icons at the far left of my desktop moved to right side. As if there wasn't room for them at the desktop. Trying to reduce their size didn't make then jump back. I tried different sizes, but no matter sizes the icons close to the left border would just jump to the right side and stay there. Hm, I thought... Is this what trigger the re-arranging after re-start...
So. I tried moving them in, about 100 pixels from left border, restarted and YES they stayed in place. Then I moved them back to about 50 pixels from the left side and re-started, and sure they jumped to the right. Tried 100 pixels from the left again and YES, they do stay in place and did so for several weeks now and about 10 re-starts.
I may have found a way around the bug. A bug that has annoyed with me for years. 10.4-10.7 (but not in 10.5), but only occational before 10.7. With 10.7 it re-arranged every time after re-start. (=dissasterous)
-So try to keep the deskop empty atleast 0-100pixels to the left and see if it helps.
This problem may be resolution dependent, I suspect.
All the best, Roger
(Mac mini 2.7 GHz i7, screen resolution 1600x1200)
Pretty bad, that Apple hasn't done something about it yet. How hard can it be to just save the positions of a few icons. Since this is not a new bug, maybe we could atleast have gotten a backup file to reset the desktop, when this happens. Or why not save the positions to a backup file and compare the positions after restart and trigger a patch, for the bug they don't seen to be able to fix. Crap like this sure makes OS X feel like a glossy shell over a pile of mess, now that would be fine, if the mess never showed. -But it does...
Last. How the heck do I report a bug, with a possible workaround to test, to fort Apple? Do I have to pay to help them?
iandack Sep 22, 2011 1:14 AM
in response to RogerJoensson
Unfortunately it's not just the desktop that's affected, but every other folder, window and icon as well.
RogerJoensson Sep 22, 2011 1:57 AM
in response to iandack
Well, as long as I stay in icon mode only, it seems to remember icon positions in every window as well. If I toggle between icon and list, the icons are still in the same place when back in icon mode.
The problem is that you can't no longer mix icon, list, column views freely and make it stick in individual windows. That was limitation decided by Apple in 10.6?
Yes, this took away a great deal of the genuine mac-feel, usabillity and control. I have been pretty dissappointed since and have more or less been forced to work in list mode only. I can't stand it when the looks of the content of a window changes more or less at random. If I stay in one mode (listview) it stays permanent. It isn't good, but its bareable util something else comes along.
10.7 didn't bring control back, rather the contraordinary. I guess this in line with Apples strategy, of some sort. Much of what feels like bugs probably aren't.
I used to be an Mac fan, but I lost it on the way due to limitating design desicions like this.
kthomason Sep 22, 2011 6:45 PM
in response to Cheese21Cheese
I'm so glad to read the pages and pages of comments of people experiencing the same desktop icons issue where they are always rearranging themselves and know that I'm not the only person extremely frustrated by this!
I really hope Apple addresses and comes up with a fix - there are enough other annoying things in Lion already.
I've been an Apple fan for decades but this O/S upgrade has been brutal. I've given up on iCal and switched to BusyCal, I'm trying to find some useability in Address Book, fighting with the search feature in Mail that doesn't seem to find e-mails that I end up having to manually search for, etc.
Looking forward to solutions!
Hen3ry Sep 24, 2011 10:49 AM
in response to RogerJoensson
Very good observation! Since you posted, I tried your suggestion on two key folders. I arranged icons in each according to my usual practices, leaving a generous frame of empty space between the outermost icons and the window edges on all four sides. Then I close the folder.
Folder #1: The top-level internal HD folder, which was one of the first I noticed being rearranged. "View Options" set to "always open on icon view"
Folder #2: an "old" folder, possibly dating back to 10.5 on an earlier machine, stored on the desktop, which has always seemed resistant to re-arrangement. No "View Options" setting, just manually set to icon view each time.
The results, opening each folder "sometime later" :
Folder #1 "View Options" setting "Always Open in Icon View " is preserved, but the icons are now arranged in alpha-sort order. (View Options "sort by" and "arrange by" are still set to "none".)
Folder #2 On re-open, the folder now comes up in list view. When I switch to icon view, my previous icon arrangement is preserved.
For Folder #1, then, your suggestion seems to have no effect. For Folder #2, icon positions are preserved, but it isn't clear that this is due to leaving a frame of empty space, because this folder has been much less susceptible to rearrangement anyway, possibly due to its longevity.


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"I remember I was talking with friends, and out of the corner of my eye I noticed this thing bouncing and rolling on a red surface. I watched as it stopped and opened up, and it had this rover inside," she said.
That animation portrayed how NASA landed the Mars rovers three weeks apart, using airbags to cushion the impact at the start of the missions, which were expected to take three months.
Spirit reached Mars on Jan. 4, 2004, and worked for six years. Opportunity landed on Jan. 25, 2004, and is still exploring.
Sosland is now a part of the team that plans what Opportunity will do each day.
From student to scientist
"I watched that news and said, 'This is amazing: a rover on another planet!' Gears started turning in my head that day about engineering and space — thinking about a career," she said. "It was definitely a milestone in my life and something I'll always remember."
On her path to that career, Fredericksburg High School (FHS) Principles of Technology teacher Brett Williams inspired her to design and build rockets. That innovative program continues today and has not only created unique opportunities for local students, but has spread to other high school curriculums through SystemsGo.
After FHS, Sosland earned an engineering degree from The University of Texas at Austin in 2013, having pioneered a women's aerospace engineering organization for fellow college students.
"I certainly never thought I'd have an opportunity to work on Opportunity. That only became possible because this mission has been going so incredibly long," she said, adding that no one ever predicted Opportunity's longevity.
"The reason Opportunity has worked so long is the people who built it and operate it. I'm loving that I can be a part of this team now," Sosland said.
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2015 will be the 30th anniversary of the Legacy Holiday Classic Tournament. The tournament is held each December in the Chandler/Phoenix area of Arizona. While most other areas of the country are cold, wet and usually snowy at this time of year, we enjoy warm sunny weather ideal for outdoor soccer. Come and join in the fun as some of the best young teams meet for a weekend of great soccer!
The Legacy Holiday Classic is a GotSoccer Platinum (Boys) and Gold (Girls) tournament. We provide brackets for all levels of competition including competitive, developmental and recreational teams in age groups U7 through U14. Each team is guaranteed a minimum of three games, with many playing four games. Team brackets are based on the information supplied on the tournament application form and GotSoccer records.
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Academy Teams - Do not need player passes, but must provide an AYSA issued roster. Academy players may play in 2 squads for the same team if the team plays with a non-fixed roster and the players are registered as AYSA Academy players. For example, Team Red has 15 players and splits into Team Red 1 and Team Red 2, (both teams must register in the tournament). A player may play for both Red 1 & Red 2, but their play time must not exceed 80 minutes of soccer per day.
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Each age bracket U07-U14 will be formed based on the minimum number of teams necessary to form the bracket. If an age bracket cannot be formed the existing teams will move up to the next higher age bracket (exception: U8 and U11 will not move up to U9 and U12 respectively).
All valley teams (Maricopa and Pinal counties) will be considered for a Friday night game as needed for scheduling purposes. We will first use teams that request Friday night.
Out of town teams will be considered for an 8AM or 9AM games Saturday morning.
Teams will not be scheduled unless payment is received by November 21.
The tournament schedule cannot work around league games. Use your balckout dates to avoid conflicts.
We will try and avoid coaching conflicts both in location and game times in bracket play for coaches that have 2 teams. However, not all conflicts can be avoided. If you are coaching more than 2 teams or coaching a young team (U7-U11) and an older team (U12-U14), conflicts may occur. Please have an assistant coach on your roster. There is no guarantee to avoid conflicts in semi and final game schedules.
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Partnes and friends section of web site, can i make it mysite.com/f.ph
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instead of having a direct link to the partner/friend ?
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ok here is the situation, if i have a "partners and friends" on my web site, and there i have links(direct links) to my partners and friends websites. So far so good, but i want to have some statistics about those links, for example how many users have clicked on that link, so i do the following. Instead of having a direct link i have a php file test.php which takes the id of the partner, updates the stats i the db and then redirects to the partner page(with php function header(), not with javascript). Now the question is will this affect the way, the bots see the link? will they , despite this, see that my partners website is linked to my website?
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Safari and Safari.web.content (Activity Monitor) can eat up a couple GBs of RAM which should not be a problem assuming you have "enough"
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General purpose Mac troubleshooting guide:
Creating a temporary user to isolate user-specific problems:
Isolating an issue by using another user account
Identifying resource hogs and other tips:
Using Activity Monitor to read System Memory and determine how much RAM is being used
Starting the computer in "safe mode":
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To identify potential hardware problems:
General Mac maintenance:
Launch the Console application in any of the following ways:
☞ Enter the first few letters of its name into a Spotlight search. Select it in the results (it should be at the top.)
☞ In the Finder, select Go ▹ Utilities from the menu bar, or press the key combination shift-command-U. The application is in the folder that opens.
☞ Open LaunchPad. Click Utilities, then Console in the icon grid.
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Make sure the title of the Console window is All Messages. If it isn't, select All Messages from the SYSTEM LOG QUERIES menu on the left. If you don't see that menu, select
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Enter the name of the crashed application or process in the Filter text field. Select the messages from the time of the last crash, if any. Copy them to the Clipboard (command-C). Paste into a reply to this message (command-V).
When posting a log extract, be selective. In most cases, a few dozen lines are more than enough.
Please do not indiscriminately dump thousands of lines from the log into this discussion.
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This intensive, 42-hour, seven-week online program is designed to train and qualify students to provide assistance to crime victims. Participants will be prepared to work in victim advocacy arenas, such as domestic violence shelters, crisis centers, crisis hotlines, and with state and county governments to assist crime victims in progressing through the criminal justice system and toward successful recovery.
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Hours: 42 hours / 4.2 CEUs
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Course topics include legal terminology, legal process, legislation regarding victims-rights, jurisdiction and venue, ethics, effects of victimization on the victim, victim advocate skills, guardianships and crisis intervention. It also covers counseling skills for victims of assault, battery, robbery, domestic violence, sexual assault, child abuse, murder and homicide.
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