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    North and South so, they contain different aspects of slavery. The main reasons that they contain slavery in the Constitution for maintain the economic prosperity, unified society and judge of idea of each state's decision. Constitution, the supreme law of land, is maintain slavery in it for the economic prosperity mainly in the South. South grew for the country for…

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    Mcculloch Vs Madison Case

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    First we shall discuss McCulloch vs. Maryland, this case is extremely important and influential because it established the necessary and proper clause; which was the ability of congress to do things outside of what is specifically stated in the constitution, but is vital to the upkeep of our country and the constitution. In 1819 the Second bank of the United States of America was being established…

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    owe duties and have obligations from the subject matters in the agreement and it frequently occurs in our daily life, such as contract in employment. There is a specific situation arise from the contract which called restraints of trade and it is a clause in a contract which has the fundamental purpose is to prevent a party doing some kind of business activities, profession or employment. However, the courts have never accepted and supported this kind of provision because the restraints of trade…

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    company's legal counsel, some of the legal issues that the company may face are contract law, sexual harassment, and discrimination. According to Contract Overview (2007) A Contract law covers the legal implications of a contract. For instance, contract law determines what is and is not consideration, whether a contract is intended, or if the parties making the contract are legally competent. Besides, the contract law also states whether there are fraud or duress involved, or how a contract is…

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    view that the Supreme Court justices can and should creatively (re)interpret the texts of the Constitution and the laws in order to serve the judges ' own considered estimates of the vital needs of contemporary society when the elected "political" branches of the Federal government. Judges should not hesitate to go beyond their traditional role as interpreters of the Constitution and laws given to them by others in order to assume a role as independent policy makers or independent "trustees" on…

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    question shall follow the preceding ruling of the case that set the initial precedent. Honoring stare decisis provides the Supreme Court greater legitimacy because it maintains the, “fundamental principle of jurisprudence that promotes certainty in the law and uniformity in the treatment of litigants, and thereby prevents arbitrariness”. However, honoring stare decisis varies from Justice to Justice, depending on their method of constitutional interpretation and the variables within a specific…

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    good, hateful and some logical. Out of respect I do value everyone's opinion, with that being said : I do feel I agree "good citizens should be able to own legal firearms." I also feel that the new laws on the background checks are great but according to the "gun law loophole" under the Federal Law vendors are not required to do a background check to sell a firearm to any persons…

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    John Stuart Mill—a philosopher whom believed that another name for utility is the greatest form of happiness, a principal lead by the clause “Actions are right in proportion as they tend to promote happiness, wrong as they tend to produce the reverse of happiness. By happiness are intended pleasure, and the absence of pain; by unhappiness, pain, and the privation of pleasure”. With this, Mill presents the concept of utility as a stem from the presence of pleasure and the absence of pain within…

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    District of Washington by several plaintiffs who asserted that the statute was a violation of the Fourteenth Amendment which extended to a personal choice by mentally…

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    referenced and used as inspiration in multiple court decisions on the same topics. This is due to the main issue of religion, or specifically Christianity, given more freedom to be expressed and practiced compared to other religions. The Establishment Clause of the First Amendment is now enforced in various categories. However, according to Constantino, regardless of the impact this case has, it doesn't account for those in minority religions because of the fact that many of the cases influenced…

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