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    the discussion of natural and civil liberty is presented. Withdrop explains what both mean and which one he favors and thinks should be in place. He explains natural liberty as, “incompatible and inconsistent with authority.” Meaning that it is perceived as men make their own laws a which tend to lean towards wants and self-interest rather than the true good. Withdrop states that if man chooses this liberty they will become the equivalent to a beast. He explains civil liberty as moral and under…

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    Intro Due to his own careless driving, Sam has driven into the back of a vehicle which was inhabited by a driver at the time. Sam is requiring information regarding the structures of both civil and criminal courts. Sam’s actions have ultimately resulted in the injuries of the other driver and damage to the vehicle. Police were called to the scene where an arrest of Sam was made and a charge of dangerous driving was positioned. The injured driver has the intent to sue Sam in negligence for the…

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    Since 1998 and the beginning of the Reform Era that has characterized post-Suharto Indonesia, programs and laws focusing on gender empowerment have abounded in the archipelago (Utomo & McDonald, 2009, p.143). Nevertheless, these multiple policies strangely have yet to deal with issues of reproductive health and rights, whose access is still very restricted and discriminatory, despite unsafe abortions accounting for five to eleven percent of maternal in the country (Amnesty International, 2010, p…

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    the impartial and just treatment or behavior without favoritism or discrimination, but does that rule apply to ex-felons. Should ex-felons be shown fairness after breaking the law. To keep the jurisdiction over the community and justice, Assembly Bill 181 should not be passed. Citizens who are willing to abide by the law and follow the rules should be the only ones who are allowed governmental privileges, such as the right to vote. Also, finding out whether ex-felons have transformed after…

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    the pursuance of these rights. The First Amendment grants citizens authority to speak, assemble, and publish their opinions of government and society; the Fourteenth Amendment’s Equal Protection clause secures equal protection under federal and state laws for all citizens. These Constitutional modifications supply methods for citizens to hold the government accountable: to ensure the expression of their rights: to further equality: to foster opportunity. “At the core of the Declaration of…

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    3. a. It is essential to recognize the difference between, “civil rights and civil liberties," the legal area known as civil rights encompassed a basic right to equal treatment based on the protected attributes such as race, gender, and disabilities. Protecting the individual from unfair housing practices and discrimination on the job. Civil liberties include the rights such as free speech, privacy rights, free from unreasonable searches, and fair court trial. b. The 14th amendment 's equal…

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    controversy between whether certain gun control laws violate your civil liberties as citizens of the United States. There have been numerous court cases dealing with gun control, with some of the major including: District of Columbia Vs. Heller, McDonald Vs. Chicago, and Peruta Vs. County of San Diego. Because of federalism, and both the national and state governments having certain rights, there becomes a level of disagreement when state and federal gun laws do not necessarily agree. This essay…

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    Introduction: The same laws apply to every member of the community regardless of any age. The courts and the police have duties to enforce the laws and assure a functional society. There is a hierarchy of courts which assure all members get the assistance they need to get their justice they deserve. Role of the Police: Police do not make the laws, they only enforce them. The police maintain peace and order in the community. It is their job to protect life and property. They try to maintain law…

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    Lawrence Vs Texas Essay

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    but not least I will explain the civil liberties groups that were involved and their impact on the case. Let’s start with the case itself. What was this case you may ask? The subject of this case was two men and their personal lives. In this case two men named, John Lawrence and Tyron Garner were having sexual intercourse in a private residence and were caught by the police and arrested. This action by the two men was deemed a violation of Texas state law, a law that stated that it was forbade…

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    such as tapes. CIVIL RIGHTS ACTS IN AMERICA’S HISTORY Civil rights in the United States of America date back to the 19th century. The first of these was the thirteenth amendment. It was approved by the 38th Congress between 1863 and 1865. It was later ratified by the states on December 6, 1865. The amendment abolished slavery and slave trade on American soil. It put an end to servitude except where it was a punishment when a person committed a criminal offence (Babayev, 2004). The Civil Rights…

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