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    judgment." To get a seizure, certain conditions apply (educaloi.qc.ca 1). Even if when one spouse is the only owner of the movable item, this spouse can't take it out of the home without the agreement of the other spouse or the authorization of a judge (educaloi.qc.ca 1). Implement their agreement. For items such as furniture and art objects, it may simply be a matter of hiring a mover (Hertz & Doskow…

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    Civil Court Observation

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    I visited the New York County Civil Court. I heard five misdemeanors cases in those ninety minutes I was in there. The courtroom was filled with different type of employees. There was the Judge,the security and the lawyers. There were also police officers bringing in the people who were in custody. They will make sure is them and they would call them up and take a picture of their eyes. They made sure it got cleared and after that the person in custody could speak with their lawyer. There was…

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    The National Football League has had its number of lockouts, the most recent and historically longest being in 2011. It lasted 132 days until an agreement was made between the players and owners. There are many aspects involved in reaching their agreement, however at the end of the day it comes down to money, $9 billion dollars annually to be exact. Back in 2006 the current agreement was set to expire but was extended by both the players and owners. In 2008 owners chose to opt out of the…

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    Criminal Evidence Analysis

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    talking about is admissible. Evidence must be competent, relevant, and material in order to be admitted at court. Admissible evidence must reasonably help prove or disprove different facts. The degree of evidence will determine whether or not the judge or jury will find a person guilty or innocent. The next evidence…

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    to try to work with “Mr. Johnathan Miller”, but he is a very hard person to work with. We have had numerous scheduled appointments in which majority of them were canceled by Mr. Miller or cut short because he had me meet him at the circuit courthouse in Elkton, MD on the days he had trials. He then would reschedule with me, “Promising we’d have more time to go over my case”, but again the same thing would occur, or “He would cancel and make an excuse why he could not show up for our meetings.”…

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    BC Hydro Case Study

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    Back in 2014 the city of surrey filed an application in regards to having a storm sewer and storm water diversion system on land that was not owned by the city of surrey. The piece of land had been licensed to the southern railway of British Columbia and is owned by BC Hydro. The CTA approved of the project suggested by the city of surrey. This essay will discuss how the future implications of the decision made by the Canadian transportation agency will affect BC Hydro, the Southern Railway of…

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    An innocent man was released from jail after thirty years...X celebrity has received a lighter sentence after pleading guilty...These are things heard often on the news, in movies, on the radio. Evidently, plea bargaining is a part of everyday culture. But should it be? The practice of plea-bargaining incarcerates innocent citizens, encourages repetition of crimes, and motivates people into committing misdeeds. Plea-bargaining allows criminals to avoid proper retributive justice for their…

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    Fausey And Broditsky

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    Fausey and Boroditsky conducted a study with the use of agentive and non agentive linguistic framing to determine how people place blame and decide the punishment . Their inspiration came from legal disputes where linguistic framing impacts the decision-making process even when the events are viewed first . Previous literature asserts that agentive language is strongly influential but does not indicate its impact on punishment . The researchers empirically state the consequences that agentive…

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    whole of the United Kingdoms legal systems , which is made by judicial decisions in court, English law is based on common law,for instance common law was initially developed from case law based systems Common law is legal precedent that is made by judges sitting in court. Unlike statutory provisions, which are laws that are Acts of Parliament, the common law system is ever changing. Trial by jury would be a characteristic of common law, for example, the judicial precedence of the doctrine,…

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    I believe a litmus test should be used. Federal judges are in for 10 years unless reappointed for. During the time the Federal judges are in office things will change over the many years they are in. We shouldn’t hold onto beliefs or laws that are outdated. The decisions of these judges impact not only the parties involved in a particular case, but also the entire judicial system and even society at large. The federal judges shouldn’t use the own personal morals and beliefs that reflect their…

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