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The political upheaval which brought to massive dissatisfaction and war, eventually, had its end in Paris, in 1783 United States were officially recognized as the Unites States of America – an independent nation. It was not the America we know today, but rather loose notion, the states were still very much indeed loyal to the old system, they perceived themselves as New Yorkers or New Virginians – not the Americans. Each American stated had its own government, it made its own laws and its own decisions of how to run its own affairs. The states representative power was reflected in a common body know as Congress each state had its own representative in it. A document which precisely described the procedure and work of the Congress was called the Article of Confederation implemented in 1781. It has to be underlined, the Article had almost not power and the states had a weak influence on what was going on, at this time the Government of the Unites States was very weak. The Congress h...

Being first at the crime scene is probably the worst scenario any law enforcement member may imagine. One will call it a bad luck. Indeed it is a bad thing to experience. The crimes as was mentioned before vary – the number of so called – 'Jane/ John Doe' refers to perpetual notion. It has no end. However the procedure how step by step uncover the horrid crime has its beginning at the feral moment when a police officer finds a crime scene, finds a victim and immediately starts to protect and examine its vicinity thoroughly. It is a painstaking procedure, it has to be very thorough and it has to be relatively quick! The time is a measure of victory and success. Crime scenes are dynamic, its environment changes rapidly, the examination of countless details is very, very crucial. A successful resolution of the investigation hinges on the thoroughness and actions taken by the first officer which arrived at the crime scene. Without his or her perception some very important aspect...

A   city located in Sōya Subprefecture, Hokkaido, Japan. It is the capital of Sōya Subprefecture and    the northernmost city in Japan. It contains Japan's northernmost point, Cape Soya, from which the Russian island of Sakhalin can be seen. As of October 2013, the city has an estimated population of 37,011 and a population density  of 48.65 persons per km² (126 persons per mi² ] 1879.  The village of Wakkanai was founded 1897 Sōya Subprefecture established. 1901 Wakkanai village became Wakkanai town. 1949 Wakkanai town became Wakkanai city. 1955 Soya village was merged into Wakkanai city. 1959 Wakkanai Airport opened. The short timeline above illustrated how fast and dynamically the city developed and progressed. During WW II: The Imperial Japanese Navy used the harbor and port as a submarine base. Wakkanai was far enough north to be outside the range of American heavy bombers and was safe from air att...