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    Fred Korematsu

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    Japanese-Americans from that time was solely based on racial prejudice and pitiful government wellbeing, to the findings of political science professor Peter Irons and researcher Aiko Herzig-Yoshinaga discovering proof of hidden evidence in the 1943-1944 appeal case, from simple suppression to destruction of documents. With this new material, several non-paid lawyers reopened his case in 1983, ultimately overturning his past conviction. Despite this victory, all that Korematsu had to say to the…

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    Merit Pay

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    "Legal Challenges to Merit Pay Programs" discusses several different court cases from several different states in order to help illustrate how merit pay schemes have been dealt with in the court systems of the United States. Wood and Baldwin come to the conclusion that how the courts dealt with the issue of merit pay depended on which state was being looked at but also that "...the issues of merit pay plans lead to many unanswered questions yet to be addressed by the courts." (Wood, 1988) which…

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    awarded prejudgment interest on the damage award? The Rule The law that has been associated with this case is Alleging Breach of Contract and Fraud in the District Court for the Western District of Oklahoma. Which later went to United States Court of Appeals, Tenth Circuit. The Analysis Treatment of Reservation The spring of 1986, Rainbow (a travel agency based in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma) was organizing many tour packages for Oklahoma football fans who wanted to attend a University football…

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    R V Mabior Case Summary

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    Facts of the Case On October 5, 2012, the case of R v. Mabior was taken to the Supreme Court of Canada; her Majesty the Queen is the appellant, and Clato Lual Mabior, the respondent. As well, nonparties known as the interveners are of grave importance to this imperative matter. There were a total of twelve interveners, including: Canadian HIV/AIDS Legal Network and HIV & AIDS Legal Clinic Ontario, just to name a few (see Appendix A for full list). This case falls under the scope of criminal law…

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    1.) The ethical issue that was brought up in the video concerned the issue of pretexting. According to our book pretexting is he use of impersonating or fraud to trick another person into releasing personal information. (Goldman, pg. 7-8) The attorney was asking the paralegal to gather information that had not been given to them to include things that the person had been doing before an accident. Pretexting if a violation of the the Model Rules 1.2, 3.4, 4.1, 4.4 and 8.4. (Goldman, 2015) The…

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    ELECTION AND ARBITRATION AGREEMENT I, the undersigned employee by signing this Election and Arbitration (hereinafter “Agreement”) agree to participate in the Computer Repair, L.L.C. Employee Injury Benefit Plan (hereinafter the “Plan”) and consent with my employer (hereinafter “the company”) to the following: ENROLLMENT IN THE PLAN: I understand that Computer Repair L.L.C, as solely permitted by Texas Law, does not offer workers’ compensation insurance for its Texas employees, as a…

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    The Slants Case Analysis

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    This is an appeal by the Petitioner, the United States Patent and Trademark Office, from a decision of the United States Court of Appeals for the federal circuit (Moore, J.,) dated December 22, 2015 vacating and remanding the decision of the United States Trademark Trial and Appeal Board, In re Tam, 108 U.S.P.W.2d 1305, No. 85472044, 2013 WL 5498164 (T.T.A.B. 2013). Respondent is a member of the rock band “The Slants.” He sought to federally register the mark THE SLANTS in connection with live…

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    I chose the following 3 states to review: California, Pennsylvania and New Jersey California: Selection Process: The governor appoints nominees to the Supreme Court and courts of appeals to 12-year terms. These judges are subject to retention elections for additional 12-year terms. Superior Court Judges are elected in nonpartisan elections for 6-year terms and may be reflected to additional 6-year terms. Qualifications: One Chief Justice and 6 associate justices are appointed by the Governor,…

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    How would you rate the effectiveness of Texaco’s response to the allegations of racial discrimination? I believe Texaco did a pretty good job handling the racial discrimination allegations. Mr. Bijur was very quick to address the allegations, both to the public and Texaco’s employees, and apologize for the deplorable conduct of a few individuals. Mr. Bijur vowed a full investigation and proper disciplinary actions taken against anyone proven to be guilty of these actions. In his statements,…

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    Jenner (Defendant) experienced an epileptic seizure while operating his vehicle that crashed into Maxine Hammontree (Plaintiffs) bicycle store causing her personal injuries and property damage to the shop owned by her. Plaintiff sued the defendant for negligence and total liability. However, the court rejected to impose absolute liability. The case was appealed by Los Angeles County Supreme Court. Facts: Jenner (Defendant) has had seizures in the past, but not since the DMV issued him a…

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