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    We fought through the Jim Crow laws just to have Trump give power back to the racist people that don’t want equality. Has racism gotten worse, or has it been recorded more than it has been in the past? Is it being played on the media more often nowadays to create a divide or is actually…

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    Thomas Hobbes’ theory of the “laws of nature,” is law that is determined by natural rights, or a common rule. He speaks of nineteen laws of nature that derive from the rights of nature or the natural instinct of self-protection. The laws of nature are created in everyone’s self-interest, without them there would be no protection by a third party, only that which a person could provide for themselves. He believes that in a man’s natural state, or human nature, there are no morals, therefore man…

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    Most children in the United States these day would receive an education, mainly through public school. Public’s school ultimate goal is to help students achieve their personal goal and create good citizens that would help out society. But what if a student’s personal goad conflicts with being a good citizens? Public schools across the country are dealing with a difficult decision on whether to support conformity or individualism within the school. There are many issues that are related to the…

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    of 1980 is an international treaty that provides for the legal return of internationally abducted children among party countries. However, there are many countries that “are not parties to the Convention, and even some that are parties enforce the laws only sporadically or in accordance with their own societal customs” (Morely 2005). Universalists would believe that the child should be returned, because human rights extend to all including children. However, many eastern societies have differing…

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    Police officer job is to enforce the law since they’re not law. This implies that they are not past the law in any sort of matter. Police officer also have additional morals and laws in which the are required to follow in order to set and example of the member of the community. The target of the criminal justice system is to check that all law violations that are executed are dealt with in the best conceivable way. Without the best conceivable powers and laws our country would essentially…

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    American people have a human right to live without pain and suffering and keep themselves healthy. The policy that stands to prohibit patients from receiving medical marijuana is a violation of this human right. A prescription for a non-narcotic or non-pharmaceutical drug that has shown many benefits to people should not be out of reach in any state. Medical Marijuana must be made legal in all 50 states. Not only does it aid in treatment for countless illnesses, but it will also decrease the…

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    In this scenario that are a few ethical and legal issues. The first ethical issue is the store owner knew he was wrong but wanted the deputy chief to tell the junior officer not to write him a ticket. Now legally this is wrong because he ran a red light and could have caused an accident. Therefore, it is wrong for the deputy chief to tell him not to write the ticket plus it raises question about how people who do small favors for you get special treatment. I feel that they truly started to look…

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    Question 1 In his “Letter from Birmingham Jail”, Martin Luther King argues that not all laws must be obeyed. Write an essay explaining what he means. Martin Luther King is writing his letter from Birmingham Jail to the community and the religious leaders that have been racist. He wrote this letter in order to respond to the accusations he has been prosecuted by. These actions were justified because of his involvement in the state of Alabama by joining the movement of civil activists. Yet some…

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    deprive people of life, liberty, or the state no individual would have voluntarily left the natural condition. What has been given to government is the law to enforce nature, so that is what we give up to government when we create a government from within political society. We give it the right to enforce the law of nature. In Locke’s view the law of nature dictates two things, self-preservation, and preservation of all others as long as those goals don’t conflict. That is the most we can give…

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    Despite the different social classes and roles that human beings perform in different societies and civilizations, on a purely natural level, all humans only need to perform the tasks necessary for survival. Since survival in nature requires only a certain amount of skills for the average and reasonable human being (such as the ability to hunt, forage, make clothing and shelter etc.), those who did survive possessed all these same skills. In this case, similar to how Hobbes says “nature hath…

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