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    year with clearly defined price growth clause and notice period clause for either party. If he does not agree to the terms then the company will give a time limit to Mr. Marshal to find a new source. Approximately, 90 to 120 days to make a choice. As for the new buyer from Texas I must go through the contract about the time duration of the contract. Most contracts should display no more than a period of at least one year with price increase or decrease clause and also in said contracts that the…

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    Abortion has never been about choices and consequences. A mother has every right to live and so does the child. In abortions, the woman's right to live is not an issue, because her life is not in danger. Abortion is about trying to escape the repercussion of a mother's decision by taking away the choices of the most innocent kids. Abortion should never be the first alternative, regardless of the challenges, one person's right to a preferred lifestyle is not greater than another person's right to…

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    Gay Marriage Arguments

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    marriages that occurred in states where it was legal. Same sex couples from those states turned to suing their respective local agencies on the matter. Plaintiffs in each case argued that the ban failed to uphold the Equal Protection Clause and the Due Process Clause of the Fourteenth Amendment. One group also brought claims of the ban going against the Civil Rights Act. In all the cases argued in the local courts, the plaintiffs won. Despite the adverse response to the bans, the US Court of…

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    In order to pursue his/her agenda, the president can use both informal and formal powers. Informal powers are similar to the "necessary and proper" clause of the constitution because they are not explicitly stated. However, they include: - Executive agreements which are international agreements with power and authority like a treaty, ability to meet with world leaders because he/she is one - In case of emergency, President can get control and spend money if he/she deems it necessary. Lincoln…

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    However, this is not a realistic endeavor. In his defense of active liberty, Stephen Breyer argued that, because the law has a direct effect on daily life, judges should "look to consequences, including contemporary conditions..." Breyer reasoned that because provisions of the Supreme Court are not applied in a vacuum, it's best that they are not synthesized in one. Breyer's…

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    DADT: Legal Case Study

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    deployments to Iraq. I'm concerned about the return of DOMA (Defense of Marriage Act) and DADT (Don't Ask Don't Tell) or something similar. If they did return, would there be a grandfather clause connected to them? I could see that being possible for DOMA, but I doubt it would be feasible for DADT. Without a grandfather clause connected to DADT, what happens to currently serving openly gay personal? While it it true that DOMA was struck down and gay marriage was protect by the Supreme Court,…

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    the contrary of having the state pay for a poorly managed investment would be more unfair, as environmental variability should be part of the investor’s risk assessment. If the applicable BIT is belongs to the older generation, the tribunal has the choice between the doctrine and it is possible that the tribunal may follow the sole effects approach, which would solely look at the decreased profitability and determine an expropriation, or a proportionality test, which could also be difficult…

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    under the Due Process Clause. The court referenced the case Eisenstadt v. Baird "If the right of privacy means anything, it is the right of the individual, married or single, to be free from unwarranted governmental intrusion into matters so fundamentally affecting a person as the decision whether to bear or beget a child." The plurality opinion decided to uphold the "essential holding" of Roe v. Wade for three reasons. 1) Prior to viability, women reserve the right to the choice of obtaining an…

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    parents/guardians want to have the choice to send their children to a reputable school that they will enjoy attending and where the children can improve their cognizance. However, not every child has this opportunity: some lack the funds needed to choose what school they want to attend while others simply don’t have any other choice. Recently, House Bill 2949 was passed in a 9-8 vote by the House of Representatives (Plemons) that would allow students this luxury of choice between private or…

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    Although the department can argue that the increase in cosmetic surgery has caused the commercialization of that industry, this statute is not focused on furthering the service’s commercial stance; rather, the law is discouraging individuals from purchasing the service, which lowers its economic stance. Further the area it is regulating, the doctor/patient relationship, is not one that has been traditionally regulated by the federal government. State governments…

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