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    a piece. Aside from this incident, Ewing had several prior convictions, four of which were serious, violent, and/or felonious. In this case, Ewing was convicted of felony grand theft and sentenced to 25 years to life under California’s three-strike law. Procedural History: the California Court of Appeal and the Second Appellate District affirmed the trial court’s ruling. The State Supreme Court denied review, and the United States Supreme Court granted certiorari, as well as upheld the…

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    opposed. In the United States over half of the population believes that assisted suicide and euthanasia should be legalized. Some individual’s religious views or political orientations cloud their judgement. In the United States of America there are laws separating church and state, therefore society needs to put religious views to the side and bring out the facts of the…

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    From the time of America’s founding fathers, the citizens of the United States and its government have debated over the controversy surrounding civil rights and civil liberties, most importantly civil liberties. Civil liberties are “the restraints on the actions of government against individuals” (Bardes, Schmidt, and Shelley 106). The Bill of Rights, the first ten amendments to the Constitution, describes these liberties. Originally, the Bill of Rights only applied to the federal governments…

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    the charge. Declared that although Newdow was granted ten hours monthly with his daughter. Sandra, in the state-court, gave her sole legal guardianship of the child, covering the full right to represent her daughter in all legal matters and make all choice regarding her education and welfare. Sandra believes in God and possesses neither objection citing or hearing others recite the Pledge of Allegiance or to its reference to God. Forbidding expressed the belief that her daughter would do harm…

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    Justice Sonia Sotomayor opinion in the Center for Reproductive Law and Policy v. Bush challenged the reinstatement of the Mexico City Policy (Law, Policy and Contraception). The Mexico City Policy prohibited the United States from funding family planning organizations based overseas, from providing abortion services or engaging in speech intended to ease restrictions on abortion (Law, Policy and Contraception). “In addition to restricting the use of U.S. Agency for International Development…

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    In the Mock Supreme Court, I had the role of being a Justice, which made it my job to give the final judging in all cases involving laws of Congress, and the Constitution. I worked on the case Fisher v. University of Texas, rooting back to 1977 when Texas legislation made a law that required the University of Texas give admission to all high school seniors who positioned in the top ten percent of their class. When discovering the lack of diversity in the their college 's undergraduates and state…

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    After analyzing Susan Saladoff’s Hot Coffee, one can say, with confidence, that communication is essential. Without it, people can and most of the time, will be misinterpreted. Sometimes, the magnitude of misinterpretation can be so large that it distorts the standpoints of the public. In the film, when outsiders are asked about Stella Liebeck’s hot coffee case, viewers see that none of the answers are identical. One woman assumed that Ms. Liebeck “pulled up, took the coffee, and dumped it”…

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    Is due process required prior to an afterschool detention? In short, no. In long, the constitution states, in what is often called the Due Process clause, that “[No One shall]… be deprived of life, liberty, or property, without due process of law.” A detention, or suspension, or expulsion is considered a right that belongs to the student. It is not an enumerated right, but we as a country have decided to make it one by making school free and compulsory. However, the Supreme Court holds that if…

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    The Supreme Court should be able to overturn unconstitutional laws that Congress has passed. There are many reasons to give the Supreme Court this power, first we need someone to enforce the fact that no law should violate the Constitution. Next, it helps balance the three branches of government, and lastly the Constitution puts judicial power into the Supreme Court and inferior courts. This power will stop substandard laws from getting passed, and will protect the structure of our government…

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    ” but government is understood as a human, not divine, institution whose authority and power is derived from citizens themselves, not from God(church state pdf). One of the biggest freedoms that were established in the very beginning was the free choice to choose any religion or the right to not participate in religion at all. Freedom is what the nation is founded upon, but the separation of church and state in some ways can infringe on…

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