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    civilians that lied about clown sightings have also been arrested (French). This clown epidemic is unnecessary, and needs to be put to an end. With Halloween coming up, parents are scared to send their children Trick-or-Treating because of the possible danger. How will passerbys be able to tell the difference between an abductor or a harmless clown costume on…

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    What is the importance of traditions? We place a lot of importance on our past traditions, as they can serve as the foundation for they way we live our lives today. Traditions connect us to the generations of our past, whether it’s within our society or family life. We honor these traditions by passing them down to future generations. When we share these rituals with our children and their children, we are essentially keeping our family lineage alive. In a way, as long as the traditions are…

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    To this day, thousands of families are affected by the passing and enforcement of anti-immigration laws. Innocent people are being separated from their loved ones and even children’s academic performance is worsening. Some individuals believe that the immigration laws being enforced today are too lenient and stricter laws should be passed to keep immigrants out of the country. They believe that immigrants are taking all of the jobs and overpopulating the United States. What these individuals do…

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    Dating back to the wars with the Native Americans and The Mexicans and the dangers that came with. All the wars may have been chaotic, however, each war was won with an easy victory for America. The easier the victory the more people tended to believe God wanted the Americans to have the land of the West. During the Native American…

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    looking for prosperous opportunities throughout the globe, citizens of developed countries look to their elected officials for what to expect and what actions should be taken in responding to immigration. Conservative pundits and politicians stress the dangers of immigrants, refer to immigrant crimes that reach national news to further their claims and paint an evil face onto immigrants. The liberal side of the spectrum advocates for immigrant integration, implementing laws that will ensure…

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    The story “The Lottery” by Shirley Jackson is a short story containing shocking realism. On June 27th all the villagers will come together to participate in a huge lottery run by Mr.Summers who hosts all big civic events that go on in town. Each man will pick a slip of paper from a black wooden box and cannot open the slip of paper until each man has one.The name of whom has been selected is Bill Hutchinson. After his name has been called out his wife Tessie instantly starts to protest. Since…

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    The criminal justice system, at first, seems to have an overwhelming amount of moving parts, and it can be complex. One of the things that nearly everyone thinks of when they hear the term “criminal justice” is jail or prison. The purpose and types of jails, the advantages and disadvantages of private prisons, and the identification of the challenges of prison life are the subjects that will be covered in this essay. Are jails and prisons really necessary? Are they to be considered inhuman? Is…

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    The Crime Control Model is one that has been around for just about 50 years now and as it has progressed from its early days with Nixon to now it has progressed with the waves of crime. The most influential act set forth by the United States Government in an effort to control a growing crime problem was the Violent Crime Control & Law Enforcement Act of 1994. This act, according to the original bill itself, did many things such as banned assault weapons, added more offenses to the federal death…

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    Genetic engineering, also called biotechnology, is a science in which genetic material is altered, transformed, and modified in various ways in order to manipulate certain characteristics of certain organisms or populations of organisms. Emerging in the 1970’s, this new technology is a study of genetics, heredity, and can be applied to plants, animals, and humans. Stated by Stephen P. Stich in Genetic Engineering: Opposing viewpoints: (p.74) “Genetic Engineering poses moral and social dilemmas…

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    Monsanto Case Study

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    manufacture, promote and distribute PCBs, which is a chemical organic that harms human health. San Diego used a claim of public nuisance to against Monsanto by causing PCB pollution. The public nuisance is a nuisance when it involves annoyance, injury or danger to the public in general. In this case, the common law makes up the hole left by environmental law. Another challenge is the waste disposal. IN the environmental law, the waste management law governs all manner of waste. This law is…

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