The critical implications of the decision of Haque & Ors v Minister for Immigration & Anor [2015] FCCA 1765 (2 July 2015) in terms of the binding nature of opinions of Medical Officers of the Commonwealth (“MOC”) appointed by the Minister, are as it is stated in regulation 2.25A of the Migration Regulations 1994 (Cth) the (“Regulations”). In that the opinion of the MOC is to be taken as to be correct in determining whether a person meets the requirements of Public Interest Criteria (“PIC”) 4005. The delegate of the Minister is not to form their own opinion on whether or not an applicant meets the requirements of PIC 4005.…
Owen, You, Dr. Tan, and I had a meeting. We talked about your progress during this term. You agreed that you need to work more on your classes, and promised to come and work on them here. During this week, you have been working in Achieve every day. You have been working on catching up with all your assignments.…
A positive fact that I found about the case is that if the lower courts are not adhering to laws and restrictions that are set forth for them the Supreme Court has the right to overrule the initial ruling of the case. I firmly believe that the Supreme Court is solving problems when it comes to cases very similar to this because, it can be utilized for lessons learned for other states if they ever find their…
Jackie Robinson and Branch Rickey both showed tremendous personal courage in the face of opposition that led to the success of “The Noble Experiment”. “The Noble Experiment” was an experiment in which Branch Rickey was trying to find the right black man to play baseball with white people. The right black man would show black people can play with white people. When Branch Rickey first started his noble experiment, he wanted to find the right man, a man that was good at baseball and one that could withstand the insults and not be provoked. When Branch Rickey first talked about his noble experiment with Jackie playing in the major leagues, Jackie had all kinds of emotions.…
The Art of Persuasion Professor, Ole Bjorn Rekdal of Bergen University College, in his article, Academic urban legends, discusses the importance of proper citation to keep information accurate to keep academic urban legends from happening (639). Rekdal’s it trying to show his audience of those who have “original research on science, technology and medicine” (Social Studies of Science) how sloppy, improper citation is causing bits and pieces of information to be lost causing false legends to circulate as truth. However, according to reporting intern, Charlie Tyson, in his web article, How rumors spread via sloppy citation practices, he writes a summary of what Rekdal has written in his article stating it is also false, and debunked by criminologist. Further he also writes about what he feels is wrong with incorrect citations to his audience of those with higher level education, such as grad students to vice presidents (About Us). Both Rekdal and Tyson are trying to convey the same point to similar groups of people.…
Elia Kazan’s testimony was the direct cause of Arthur Miller’s The Crucible. Miller even went as far to send Kazan a manuscript of The Crucible to which Kazan responded that he would be honored to direct such a powerful piece. Miller wrote back, “I didn’t send it to you because I wanted you to direct it. I sent it to you because I want you to know what I think of stool-pigeons, “a man doesn’t have to be an informer” (Miller, Brater 60).…
To conclude, Bryan Stevenson used pathos to force his readers to feel a mixture of emotions, especially sympathy, anger, and hope because of the fact that he knows that those emotions have more impact on his readers. Stevenson made the readers feel sympathy for incarcerated women and their families. Stevenson had the readers be enraged on behalf of Charlie. Thirdly, Stevenson readers experience feeling hope by knowing that nothing is impossible if a person never gives us even when the situation is bad. Stevenson use of pathos was highly effective.…
The Art of Persuasion and Rhetoric Language Thank You For Arguing: What Aristotle, Lincoln, and Homer Simpson Can Teach Us About the Art of Persuasion by Jay Heinrichs is a compilation of tips and tricks on how to force an opponent in an argument to fall into the deception and guile of your mind and allow you to win the argument; or at least get them to see your side. The book has been published in over ten languages and reveals Heinrichs’s masterful skills of rhetorical language. To put it in another way, Thank You For Arguing explores the art of persuasion and deception, especially chapter sixteen, Know Whom to Trust, therefore Heinrichs’s book should continue to be used and analyzed.…
Persuasion relies on means of communication that influences beliefs, attitudes, and values. Philosophers throughout the course of history have encountered many dilemmas involving such. Galileo Galilei, an Italian philosopher is a prime example of a man who faced resistance in his act of persuasion. Considering his background, Galileo’s agenda was to argue the value of the Bible against the many discoveries of science. His pro science position, created a discrepancy amongst the people.…
Romney’s speech is rhetorically effective to the greater extent. He uses both logical and emotional rhetorical devices to fulfill the effectiveness of his speech on the audience. Logic does help since most voters out there don’t know what they are doing and just vote for whoever seems like they have the best plan. It also appeals to the smart people who watch the news and indulge this time of year, after all everyone just wants a better country. Emotional appeal does indeed tug at the heart strings and can do a better job convincing.…
The administration used the threat of losing federal funds as an incentive to comply. After this order was received, 13 states responded by suing the federal government. The matter was brought to court and Texas federal judge Reed O’Connor sided with the states on August 21st. The courts stopped this order…
Persuasion is an umbrella term of influence. Persuasion can attempt to influence a person’s beliefs, attitudes, intentions, motivation, or behaviors. In business, persuasion is a process aimed at changing a person’s (or a group’s) attitude or behavior toward an event, idea, or objects, by using written or spoken words to convey information, feelings or reasons. Persuasion, often used as a tool in the pursuit of personal gain, such as election campaigning or as a sales pitch. Persuasion can also be interpreted as using one’s personal or positional resources to change people’s behaviors or attitudes.…
“The Persuaders” is a documentary which investigates how the culture of advertising and marketing have changed and influenced American society. Advertising and marketing isn’t just away to influence people to buy products however it influences a person and everything around them including the culture in the United States and politics. The documentary shows how advertisers are trying to break from the clutter they have created and look for new ways to reach consumers. The documentary shows how advertising has shifted. The job of advertising before was to highlight and present what the product however now advertisers try to focus on what the product means.…
In a historic ruling, the Supreme Court of the United States has overturned a Texas abortion law and declared it unconstitutional. The case was decided by a 5-3 vote on June 27 by the Supreme Court. The decision is expected to have repercussions throughout the country, as several states have similar laws that are currently being blocked or are in effect.…
When we communicate, not only do we want other people to understand the message, but also we try to affect their beliefs or actions by using persuasion. Communication always involves at least one message, transmitted by a source, via a medium, to a receiver, within a situational context (Simons, 1976). Persuasion is a way of communication to influence other people to make them to do actions, pursue goals that they would have not otherwise. It differs from other ways to influence for three reasons: (1) it does not imply the use of force, but makes an appeal to the person’s free choices; (2) it claims that the goal or action proposed by the persuader is in the interest of the person being persuaded, and (3) it aims at influencing through communication…