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    Throughout history, power has been obtained in a variety of ways. There have been coups and simple cases of inheritance. Sometimes people use methods such as the use of hysteria. In order to obtain power and manipulate people’s actions, public hysteria is created and exploited. Two examples of this occurring include the Salem Witch Trials and the development of McCarthyism. The Crucible was written with focus on the Salem Witch Trials. Characters such as Judge Danforth and Reverend Parris used…

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    Employment Issue: Did Sarah Bellum, as owner of VV, discriminate against Sally Caddis due to her age? Facts: Sally Caddis is a 50-year-old woman that has worked at Sarah Bellum’s Vista Vu as a server for 10 years. Sarah Bellum is the sole proprietor of the 25-employee operation “Vista Vu” and it is acknowledged that Vista Vu affects interstate commerce. On Sally Caddis’ job application for Vista Vu she indicated that she was born in 1967 when in fact she was born in 1962. Caddis also stated that…

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    men are created equal” (274). However, this ideal presumes that the law, those very words on which a court is built, is fair—but it was not so. In the dark times of Atticus Finch, indiscriminate justice was absent from the legislation, and often laws were built specifically to restrict racial equality, known now as the Jim Crow laws. Named after a derisive minstrel show of the late 1920s, Jim Crow refers to a set of unjust laws upheld in the post-Civil War era that violated at least three…

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    kings, or one ruler is more adaptable than laws in most cases. But, it is entirely impossible for one person to deal with all the city's affairs. Moreover, a single individual is more susceptible than a larger body to the possibility of corruption.…

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    Aboriginal Five Case Study

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    1) The Valiant Five (10 marks) Provide a brief description of the importance of the legal case honoured by the “Valiant Five/Famous Five” monument in terms of the development of Canadian law. Include what the case was about, when it got resolved and what was its outcome. The Valiant Five were a group of five Alberta women: Emily Murphy, Irene Parlby, Nellie McClung, Louise McKinney, and Henrietta Muir Edwards. They petitioned the Supreme Court of Canada to answer the question “Does the word…

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    Socrates Loyalty Analysis

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    Socrates’ struggles to fulfil his personal ideals of loyalty. Socrates is aware of the influence that he has on the people of Athens and is conflicted by his trial because it solicits self-examination. Upon reflection, Socrates concludes that he has not done anything wrong but feels that to prove his allegiance to Athens, he must abide by their punishment. Furthermore, Socrates feels that he has an obligation to the city of Athens and the youth to ensure that both are fulfilling their duties as…

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    as such. Lex talionis can rightfully be implemented in order to stop further criminal acts and help support the efforts in creating a better society. For example, murderers, rapists, and serial killers are all criminals who decided to break severe laws. Instead of a tooth for a tooth, these criminals receive life long sentences that cost well over millions of dollars in efforts to increase cell capacity and acquire food. Instead of wasting millions on criminals who disregard the value of life,…

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    People are only given certain rights and freedom entitled to their status and identity. But what if they go beyond themselves and their status? What benefits, if any, would they get? Throughout the semester, several texts studied illustrate how disguise, changing people’s appearance or position temporarily, could provide much power and versatility to the individuals. Even though these benefits are used in different manners for different means, these additional benefits are all provided through…

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    Jones Discharge Case – Labor Counsel-A mediation case The mediation process was an extensive process that lasted around 40 minutes. The two parties involved were present d due to the severity of the issue the mediator had to be actively involves in every step of the process. The mediator had a basic plan or outlined in order to conduct the mediation. Mediation process initiated with the laid out of common guidelines or rules in order to prevent misinterpretations or uncomfortable moments…

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    When it comes to advertising, companies want to be original, but also do not want their originality to be copied. On behalf of Coca-Cola, Ira C.Herbert, in his letter to Mr. R. W. Seaver, addresses the issue Coca-Cola has with Grove Press advertising the phrase "It's The Real Thing". Herbert’s purpose is to ask Grove Press to not advertise their book with their slogan because he believes the slogan belongs to Coca-Cola. Seaver, an executive vice president, explains that their use of the slogan…

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