Suicide is of great concern nationally and has become a significant social problem within the last 10years. One group of growing concern is those who served in the United States Coast Guard (USCG) and the impact of a suicide attempt on their career retention. Previous studies had focused on potential risk factors that may lead an individual to attempt suicide, but there was limited research on the impact of a suicide attempt on an individual's career retention. It was unknown if the desire of USCG veterans to retain their career can primarily influence their decision not to attempt suicide. The experiential impact of suicide on the career retention of the participants was examined in this study. The study method was planned to be a qualitative phenomenological study but changed to a qualitative descriptive design. The theoretical framework comprised an application of Joiner's interpersonal psychological theory of suicidal behavior and Tinto's integration model for retention relevance and practical implications. Semistructured interviews were used to collect data from 12 USCG veterans to address the primary research question as to the lived experience of USCG members who have attempted suicide while on active duty that are currently veterans. NVivo analysis indicated that participants experienced difficulties with career, work, and personal relationships before their suicide attempt. Themes were similar for participants who stayed or left service after a suicide attempt. The results also indicated that all participants needed to receive support from people in their life after the attempts. Data suggested peer support was critical for retention and contributed to the promotion of a confident, healthy workforce and social growth in communities and society after an attempted suicide.

The thwart of the execution of decision of administrative expulsion The aim of this paper is to elucidate some problems of foreign law, specifically the duplication of the regulation of the thwart of the administrative decision, i.e. whether to proceed in accordance with the Act on the Residence of Foreign Nationals in the Czech Republic or the Criminal Code and thus determine which of these adjustments takes precedence. In this paper, therefore, the two institutions are thoroughly analyzed, including the genesis of their origins and possible changes in the amendments, as well as their impact on foreigners. In addition, related institutions were analyzed, such as decisions on the obligation to leave the territory, or the retention and detention of an foreigner, which may influence decision making on the use of such legislation. In this paper the valid and effective legislation of the Czech Republic, as well as the case law, not only of the Czech courts, but also of the international courts, such as the Court of Justice of the European Union or the European Court of Human Rights, have been analyzed. Using a detailed search, using statistics from authorized state authorities as well as a collection of cases, we have found that the variability in the use of both institutes, or institutes of others or...