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    Health Policy Case Study

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    policies can take: laws, rules or regulations, other implementation decisions, and judicial decisions. Law: Social Security Amendment of 1965 is a public law 89-96. It was created to aid senior citizens with health insurance (Medicare) and to provide health care to indigent population and disabled (Medicaid). Rules/Regulations: Title VI of Civil Rights Act of 1964 forbid all racial, color, and national origin discrimination. It is a regulation that is enforced by the administrative agency…

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    employees’ rights are protected under the law as well as creating a balance of the law. The United States Constitutions guarantees all people to the right to a fair trial under the sixth amendment. As a result, due process plays a critical role in the termination process of employee because the procedure allows an employee a proper trial to clear up their name, respond to offensive actions/behaviors, and challenge other allegations against them in the court of law. In addition, due process is…

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    separation of powers was formed to make sure that this is the case. Separation of powers puts the institutions of government into three different branches. These branches are: The legislature which make the laws; the executive government put laws into action; and the third brach,the judiciary interprets the laws. Separation of Powers is said to be the cornerstone of fair government. It is supposed to give back a voice to the people, and stop any corruption in governments. But the question to ask…

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    The problem for our client began when Ian Jack Miller filed a $40 million lawsuit against Zara USA, Inc., claiming he was harassed and ultimately fired for his “religion, national origin, and sexual orientation” (Miller v. Zara (2015, p. 8). Miller, former General Counsel for the Defendant from 2008 to March of 2015, claims he was repeatedly excluded from meetings (item 51, p. 18), given smaller raises than his co-workers (item 84, p. 20), and subjected to homophobic, and anti-Semitic remarks…

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    U.S. Constitution. This document describes the relationship between statutory law and regulatory law, the Federal Register, and the concept of intangible property rights. Statutory and Federal Law According to the North Dakota Constitution, “The legislative assembly shall enact all laws necessary to carry into effect the provisions of this constitution” (North Dakota Constitution). This is the basis for statutory law in North Dakota and all these statutes can be found in the North Dakota…

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    Merit Selection In Texas

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    When our founding fathers created the American Constitution, it was very clear that they wanted the judicial system to be free from political influence. There are many opinions on how to achieve this goal: appointment by the governor, election by the voters and the merit selection. The merit select is a method of choosing judges using a nonpartisan commission of locate, investigate, evaluate and recruit applicants for the judicial system. Once the applicants have been selected the governor then…

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    The study of psychology in law develops the roles in the criminal justice system. Psychologist who work in the criminal justice field may end up working in law enforcement, corrections or in the court system, each of these three fields incorporates different aspects of the legal system. The psychologist in criminal justice field studies the offenders, victims, law enforcement employees, juror expert witnesses, prison guards, judges and parole officers. The examination discoveries of a…

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    program as they see fit. Luckily, the federal courts can interpret the law and how political parties are carrying it out to ensure equal…

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    Mcculloch V. Maryland

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    Madison, the Marshall Court settled that the idea judicial review is the only the judicial branch that can review whether laws and actions were approved. The Marshall Court declared the power of the Supreme Court that has the capacity to understand the Constitution and could use it to determine the legality of the other two branches actions. The Marshall Court modified how…

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    Congress Oversight Essay

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    purpose of oversight is to ensure executive compliance with legislative intent (James, 2002). According to James (2002) Congress must delegate discretionary authority to federal administrators to make certain that these officers faithfully execute laws according to the intent of Congress, Committees and Members can review the actions taken and regulations formulated by departments and agencies. For instance, the Department of Homeland Security was established on November 25, 2002, by the…

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