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    German Judicial System

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    and national court system do not parallel and partially overlap each other, as is true in the United States” (428). They have the Supreme Federal Constitutional court which is over five other courts in the judicial system. The five courts are administrative, labor, tax, social,…

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    Law is a complex topic that can be controversial at times. Through my education and experience I consider law to be connected to every aspect of life; whether it’s concerning The Criminal Justice System, the business industry or society itself. My portrayal of the legal system is that, it is a blueprint set by the government for society to follow in an attempt to keep order. I believe that a university degree in law will open up various career opportunities in a number of fields which will not…

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    Case Study: Groupo Embraco

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    regulations, they just recently made a new law threatening companies doing business there. It’s an anti-corruption law from the Brazilian President, Dilma Rousseff who signed the “Clean Company Law” which is similar to the United States Foreign Corruption Practices Act (FCPA). In this law has a strict rule for liability, it states “companies are subject to strict civil and administrative liability, in the form of restitution for damage, administrative fines, and other civil penalties for the…

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    Purpose Of Law Essay

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    What is the purpose of law for the individual and for society? The purpose of law has been discussed for a long time. Whole books have been written on the subject and different conclusions have been reached. Laws enable governments to exist and it is the responsibility of governments to uphold the law. Many believe that law is connected to morality but is law distinct from morality? Different philosophers have different ideas on this. Thomas Hobbes believed that men are naturally corrupt and…

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    With all the risks in the world, James Krier and Clayton Gillette discuss the risk related costs. The idea is to look at risk management and assess what is the best route in regards to the application of the law. Krier and Gillette first distinguish between the types of risks and than look at who should be the proper authority in assessing and determining these risks. From there the discussion than moves on to look at process bias and access bias, and why some lawyers will take cases or not, and…

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    City Council Case Study

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    everyday functions of the management and government actions. The decisions made by the council members are based solely on the community needs. There are three department of a local city council: Executive, Legislative, and Judicial. The Executive is the law enforcement of everyday administration. The legislative are the lawmakers. Lastly, the judiciary is the courts of appeals for citizen. The typical city council members represent, legislates, oversees city departments and administrators, and…

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    Legislative framework The management of an organisation in Canada is governed by the federal as well as the provincial laws. A consistent compliance to the terms and conditions is essential in order to hire and retain the workforce. Hence, the laws framed by the constitution are of immense importance for the organisations that strive for creating a progressive work environment.Some important laws governing the province are: a) The Employment Standards Act, 2000 Implies minimum rights and…

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    I recommend with the legal services be proficient but not being billed out as attorney. In administrative hearing cases, paralegal can handle without being supervised by an attorney. The Sixth Amendment Right to Counsel only applies to criminal and not civil cases. However, there is a few exceptions to this Amendment, but this is not an option. In pro persona, non- attorneys are held to the same standards as the attorneys. They are not waived or not forgiven when they do not have a clearly…

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    to a Law Student” (Letter 1, ‘What is Law’): Summary “Letters to a Law Student” by Nicholas J McBride is a series of 20 letters from a law teacher (McBride) to his student (Alex), who is confused about his decision to pursue his decision to study law at a university. In his first letter out of 20, “What is Law”, McBride describes Alex what the law is and tells Alex that although legal education is quite interesting, pedagogic and important, would not be enough reasons for him to pursue law at a…

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    Starbucks Workers Union (Morran, 2012). The NLRB ruled that the company had no, “Compelling business reason to restrict employees to one prounion pin” (Wiley Periodicals, 2010, pp. 4). This meant that employees were ruled by the NLRB and the administrative law judge (ALJ) that employees had no limit to the number of pro-union pins they could wear while in a Starbucks uniform. The judge stated, “The company failed to prove there were special circumstances showing…

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