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    Texarkansas Case Study

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    In this case of United States v. Texarkansas we are here to discuss the laws passed in the state of Texarkansas in regards to the self-driving cars. Self-driving cars has become the newest technology and, according to witnesses in congressional hearings, testified that self-driving cars have a higher probability to reduce traffic fatalities, allow companies to ship goods more efficiently, and make commuting to work easier for most Americans. President Ronald Crump made the decision to pass a…

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    When the president gives the speech; he or she is tasked with giving his view of the nation, with emphasis on the economy and the budget. The tone of the address can vary depending upon the direction of the economy, the state of foreign policy, military engagement, or consideration of recent or looming crises. The speech provides the President a template to go by for presenting his agenda to those responsible for passing it. The President explains why the policies he is…

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    Judicial Branch Essay

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    outlines the framers’ intentions for a single united government. It explains the purpose of the constitution and Establishes that the power of the government comes from the people. There are six main goals of the Preamble. The first is “To perform a perfect union”. Which…

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    of the case: In 1824 a primary mode of transportation across waters was the steam boat. These were boats powered by steam engines. Aaron Ogden would travel back and forth from New Jersey to New York. The state of New York gave Aaron an exclusive license to run ferry boats between the states. Thomas Gibbons was also a steam boat operator who ran two steamboat ferries on the same route. Ogden filed a lawsuit against Gibbons. Ogden stated that, he was given exclusive rights to operating the…

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    relations, the accountability of States, individuals and actors who engage in unlawful international conduct has often been alibied by a horizontal system of law which is unable to enforce consent to cooperate with treaties and charters. Unlike domestic law, which embodies an enforceable judiciary, legislature and executive, International law has no agency or organisation capable of mandatorily sentencing States for unlawful conduct. What it does have is the United Nations Charter – a set of…

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    World War II is considered the most patriotic time in the history of the United States of America. Americans were able to prove themselves like they never had before. Most of the men across the continent signed up to be a part of the war, and the women helped with the jobs that those men left behind. Although this moment is a turning point in history, the greatest time to be an American, the Japanese American people could disagree. The treatment of Japanese Americans during World War II is…

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    Mr. Chief Justice, and may it please the court, today we are brought here to determine whether the trademark office violated Simon Tams 1st amendment rights by denying them the use of the name “the slants” for his band. The United States constitution protects the right to freedom of expression and speech. In this case, the trademark office violates both “freedom of speech” and “freedom of expression”. The standards have to be viable to protest “free speech” and it has to be reasonable and fill…

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    In 1951, Linda Brown was denied to an all white school because of the color of her skin. The African American elementary school bus was six blocks away and she would have to walk through a railroad switchyard to get to it. After her overcrowded bus ride was over, she would walk one mile to reach her school. While the white elementary school was less than seven blocks away. Her father was enraged and went to the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) for help. Linda’s…

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    Politics In America

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    can be ameliorated by something as simple as education. As per the aforementioned words of former Prime Minister Churchill, it is incontrovertible that an educated voting populace lies at the very heart of any democratic country. Here in the United States, we extol ourselves for being part of a democracy…

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    The rulings of court cases got some schools to improve their schools. The NAACP also challenge 4 regions on segregation. Those schools also improved their tangible aspect of their black schools. Brown decided to bring segregation to the Court. Chief Justice Earl Warren rejected the Plessy doctrine. Warren thinks that it is declaring that “separate educational facilities” is not “inherently unequal” because of the inequalities of segregation does not protect blacks students equally under the law.…

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