Attached is a comprehensive version of the scenario. Respond to each of the questions below from the perspective of (1) the police, (2) the courts, and (3) corrections. Be sure to elaborate on the legal aspects of your response, give definitions where appropriate, and predict any future outcomes. Discuss the following:How would using discretion in getting consent to search the house versus an actual search warrant change the scenario?How could the state's attorney have used discretion in charging the two suspects?Would the state's attorney be better off using discretion as leverage against the suspect that was only the getaway driver?How would the state's attorney decision not to seek the death penalty change this case?2-3 pages, APA Format

You must use the chart below and fill in each area completely prior to submitting during module/week 6. It would be of benefit to you to use this chart to take notes each week during the corresponding module/week in which you are learning about it. You may use bullets to complete each section as multiple sections must include 2 examples. You must include references/in-text citations to support the information/facts provided in the chart. Under the “research” section, you must find at least 1 peer-reviewed journal article that supports the effectiveness of the theory. You will include at least 1 positive impact from each article.

Scenario: Smitheford Pharmaceuticals is facing other issues. The company had not kept up with modern manufacturing technology and was in the process of modernizing the injectable manufacturing facilities in Pueblo and Colorado Springs. There were several modernizing scenarios under analysis. Perform cost-benefit analysis calculations for 2 equipment scenarios. The data are provided below.Scheduling the various manufacturing operations has become more complicated. In the 1990s, the Pueblo plant expanded tremendously, based on forecasts for the growth of a promising osteoporosis medication, Osto54. The facility doubled in size, mostly with tanks and processing equipment. Osto54, however, caused heightened enzyme levels in the liver and led to seven deaths in the elderly because of drug interactions. Smitheford faced the loss of millions of dollars in liability suits and had excess intermediate manufacturing capacity in Pueblo.Two years ago, a new immune system treatment, Ultamyacin, was discovered by a Smitheford researcher. The drug could be manufactured at the Pueblo facility for the bulk manufacturing, but the final manufacturing steps could be made in Puerto Rico for final purification and then sent to Fort Collins for final manufacturing into sterile bottles for injection.Smitheford leadership has narrowed the decision making down to 2 options. The first is a higher technology option in one location, and the other is a lower technology option in several locations.High TechnologyCentralized LocationLow TechnologyDecentralizedAnnual Fixed Cost$620,000$110,000Variable Cost/Product16.3118.89Estimated Annual Production(in number of products) Year 1100,000100,000Year 5170,000170,000Year 10225,000225,000Use applicable business formulas to determine costs for both options.Consider the following questions:Which is the lead cost alternative in Years 1, 5, and 10?How much would the variable cost per unit have to be in Year 5 for the automated alternative to justify the additional annual fixed cost of the automated alternative over the manual alternative?Determine what other factors should be considered when deciding the following:When to centralize manufacturingWhen to opt for higher technology options1000 words min.