1) Court Report Instructions 

Discuss:

“ The achievement of justice in the Local Court is affected by factors including the high volume of cases and the pressure to plead guilty. The focus on efficiency means that justice is often compromised.”

1. What is the effect on people appearing before the court, of  the high volume of cases and the pressure to plead guilty?

2. Discuss the effect on one vulnerable group ie one group in the community who already suffer disadvantage. 

Why do these factors affect this group in particular? What is the effect on the achievement of justice?

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Please write the Method section of this paper and consider these points.

The purpose of this assessment is for you to apply the concepts and information in this subject
to a specific case study to demonstrate your understanding of mindful communication with
colleagues, the patient and family or significant others (including self-care), the scope of
practice of a registered nurse, including interprofessional and intraprofessional collaboration.
Complete this assessment task by reviewing the case scenario on the Subject Interact2 site
and addressing the following using an essay format:
1. Based on the case scenario, describe specific mindfulness techniques a nurse can
employ to establish a therapeutic relationship with the patient and their family or
significant others.
2. Based on the patient’s condition in the case scenario, describe interventions a
registered nurse could perform within their scope of practice and the actions they
should take when a situation or intervention falls outside their scope of practice.
3. Describe the importance of inter-professional collaboration in improving patient
outcomes and preventing errors in healthcare delivery, using examples from the case
scenario . Case study scenario
Mr. George Anderson is a 65-year-old man with advanced amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS). His illness is now at stage 3, characterized by severe muscle weakness, limited mobility, and difficulty swallowing. He is being fed via a PEG (percutaneous endoscopic gastrostomy) tube, and his current medications include Riluzole and Edaravone. The hospital-in-the-home (HIH) team, specialising in palliative care services, has cared for him throughout his illness.
Two months ago, George and Monica, his wife, decided to opt for palliative care services. At their request, Chelsea, a registered nurse (RN) with whom they had built a strong rapport, was assigned as their primary nurse, coordinating with the rest of the HIH team. Chelsea assisted George and Monica in developing an advanced care plan (ACP) along with the team’s specialist palliative care doctor and social worker. The ACP is designed to meet the following goals:
Have a peaceful death
Be at home
Be surrounded by loved ones
Have the minister present
To ensure these goals are met, the team has outlined a plan which involves regular home visits, spiritual support arranged through their local minister, and a rotating schedule of visits from family and friends. A 24/7 on-call nurse has also been assigned to ensure rapid response to any emergent issues.
Two days ago, another registered nurse and an assistant in nursing made a joint home visit. They found George awake and aware but lying in bed. Despite being nonverbal due to his advanced ALS, he effectively communicated his needs and comfort level through a pre-arranged eye-blinking system.
During the visit, the team noticed that George’s urine output was low and concentrated, indicating possible dehydration. The team promptly increased his fluid supply via the PEG tube and planned to monitor his condition closely.
The same visit also revealed that Monica had experienced a fall and was in severe pain. Upon assessment, the RN suspected a possible fracture. As a result, emergency services were called, and Monica was transported to the hospital. During her absence, temporary care for George was arranged with a home care agency, ensuring continuous care and support.
The care plan for George involves regular assessments and continuous monitoring of his symptoms. The team will also reassess Monica’s capability to participate in George’s care upon her recovery from the fall. A dedicated psychologist in the team provides regular psychological support for both George and Monica.
Around 1800 words.
Sources: peer-reviewed journal articles and textbooks no more than five years old and relevant to Australian nursing practice.

you are required to write a research essay analyzing a legal problem and providing your reasoned, critical view.
It must be properly referenced using, among others, peer reviewed literature. An effort to critically and objectively think through and address the problem in the light of relevant case law, rules, customary norms and principles of international law is required.

Essay topic
2. SpaceX has sent nearly 3000 satellites into space and is planning to send more. Assess the extent to which International Law regulates the activities of private commercial spaceflight companies.