Inspector General
Essays

Following the events of September 11, 2001, legislation has occurred which has ludicrously removed the rights of citizens instead of serving to bolster and support citizen's rights in the United States.

The entire discussion regarding health care reform in the United States is greatly influenced by ethical and policy considerations. The field of health care is vast and complicated and is even hard to define.

¶ … healthcare organizations are complex bureaucracies that have one overall goal, but several different interpretations on how that goal is to be met. Within the modern hospital, there are competing stakeholders, three…

Cliff Berry is an hazardous waste disposal firm based out of Ft. Lauderdale, Florida. They operate several facilities around Florida and Virginia, with a total of 180 full-time employees.

Tax expenditures are losses to the treasury that stem from loopholes, exemptions, credits or deductions to specific categories of taxpayer or activity. These are considered tax expenditures because rather than being a…

A breakdown of the organizarional and operational structure of the USPS. Includes a review of major challenges faced by the USPS and the changes implemented to address them. Also addresses the attitudes of postal employees through a primary-source interview with an anonymous USPS Letter Carier.

Private health issues centre on the medical care and cost for individuals who have a choice both in the source of the service and the type. Even then there is always a need to control the activities of health providers…

Effects of Terrorism on Homeland Security and Local Law Enforcement

Over the years, healthcare setting especially hospitals are witnessing a phenomenal surge in patient admissions in their emergency departments -- EDs, aggravating the issue of 'overcrowding'.

Spying in the 18th Century Introduction Spying certainly has been a strategy employed coyly by the curious (or the interlopers) for many centuries, probably dating back prior to recorded history. And interestingly, the craft of spying has not always been limited to the military. In this paper spying in 18th Century Europe is reviewed from different angles. The 18th Century spying that George Washington engaged in is also presented. 18th Century Spying in Europe An article in the New Scientist (Harris, 1986) explains that spying was one of the activities brought on by the Industrial Revolution. The attitude of those Europeans that had designed and innovated technology was that anyone trying to steal their ideas should be punished, or even killed.