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Monday, March 17th, was St. Patrick’s Day. The LCJ program had a speaker from the Arlington K-9 unit, Deputy Grubar and his K-9 partner Deputy Various. Deputy Various is a black lab about 2 years old. He was trained as a single-purpose K-9 for drug detection. He could be rewarded with play, petting or food. He was non-aggressive, meaning he did not attack when he found drugs; instead he sat and

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Monday, March 3rd the LCJ program students went on a tour of the Pentagon. I really enjoyed this tour. There was memorabilia along all the hallways that stretch for miles. My favorite part was the 9-11 memorial inside the building. I really learned a lot of information from the tour. The wall that the plane hit had just been reinforced with steel, otherwise the plane would have gone through all

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Monday February 18th was President’s day. I didn’t have to work because our office was closed and I didn’t have class either. I took the day to recover from my weekend home and catch up on some laundry. Tuesday February 19th we all went back to work. We started calling the Senators that are on the subcommittee for S.Con.Res 59 which is the senate version of H.Con.Res 241, the Joint Custody

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Learning Objective Statement I am interning at the Children’s Rights Council. CRC is a non-profit organization that serves the rights of children. CRC’s current mission is to ensure that all children have equal access to both parents. “The best parent is both parents,” is the mission statement of the organization. CRC advocates mostly for children who come from divorced, never married

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Last Monday, February 4th, the Criminal Justice program hosted John Miller of the FBI as our weekly guest speaker. I really thought he was a great, inspiring speaker. He talked about his career as a journalist and a television broadcaster. Miller spoke about following his instincts and not necessarily sticking to one path. He said it was important to have dreams and desires about what you want to

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This was my first full work week at the Children’s Rights Council. David Levy, our site supervisor picked me and the 3 other interns that are working there up on Friday after orientation. He drove us up to Maryland and showed us the building so we would know how to get there. He seems like a very nice, dedicated person. We were then able to take the metro back, so we would know how to come to

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