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    Violating Civil Liberties During WWII America decided to violate hundreds of thousands of Americans civil rights and Liberties. It all began once the Japanese decided to do a surprise bombing against the United States at Pearl Harbor. This struck fear into the heart of Americans against the Japanese. Not long after, president Franklin Delano Roosevelt signed executive order 9066 which forced all people of Japanese ancestry into relocation camps. The journey to the camps was almost as bad as…

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    Police Officer Simulations

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    Title You Are a Police Officer Results This simulation required that, as a police officer, I obtain a criminal conviction in six or more cases and have three or fewer law suits against the police department as a result of my violating someone's civil rights and liberties. I only had one strike in this process. The first event centered on a local Irish-American Association's St. Patrick's Day parade. A group of gay Irish-Americans were told they could not march in the parade by the IAA,…

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    Personal Statement Essay People often shy away from challenges and being challenged yet others like myself [strive at it and] embrace it. In college, I chose to study philosophy primarily because its’ challenging and it was. Certainly, law is challenging too and I believe in the end such challenges will make me a stronger, smarter and far better citizen as well as make me a more productive member of the community and society al large. Ever since I can remember, I always felt that education was…

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    of citizens elected by the people for the purpose of making laws and managing spending. In ancient Rome there were 300 senators that held their position for life. In the United Sates senate there is 100 senators that serve a six year term. The US senate also works directly with the less powerful legislative branch called the House of Representatives. In the US system both the senate and the House of Representatives must pass a proposed law…

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    requiring intellectual austerity and tenacious enactment, which will not only permit me to connect my enthusiasm for Psychology and English to deliver meritorious service, but also contribute to this ever-changing society. I aspire to pursue a career in Law, due to my burning passion and desire to provide meticulous service and positively impact the world. There are over 15,000 Barristers in the UK, and I hope to be a part of this statistic. A Barrister is an educator and inspiring role model;…

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    Najibullah Government inspired by the Soviet Union. In 1990 after the withdrawal of Soviet Union, Mujahedeen Government tried to introduce a new constitution but clashes erupted between different fractions of Mujahedeen pulled the country into a civil war. In 1994 Taliban emerged as an Islamic Fundamentalist group, in 1996 Taliban held the power in Afghanistan until 2001.In this era Afghanistan had no constitution, however, the Taliban introduced a code of conduct based on sharia principles.…

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    I, for one, do not believe in American ethnocentrism especially when it comes to our criminal justice system, as long as there is at least one other country that has produced better results. One example of where the American criminal justice system falls short is the rate of recidivism; based on data gathered by Latimer et al (2005), over half of all criminals who were released from incarceration went back to jail. This is compared to most Scandinavian and a few other European countries that…

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    get a license. Carrying a concealed weapon has become a problem, although it is a privilege it can sometimes cause people to get into trouble. Seeing that many reported incidents were caused out of misunderstanding, being biased or not following the law carrying…

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    Being A Patriot Act Essay

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    9/11, in which various federal agencies are given increased power in determining the reach of domestic surveillance, interagency data sharing, law enforcement, immigration, individual privacy, civil liberties, and overall authority. The consequences of such an extensive act include endangerment of privacy, discouragement of free speech, potential abuses of civil liberties, an imbalanced and unchecked government authority, and increases in discrimination and profiling against Muslims, Arabs, and…

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    laying there, fatally shot. Wouldn’t you want someone walking by to help you? In the Unitenore thed States, there is no civil or criminal law that says that a bystander has to go to the aid of another. Although, in France, they have a law called the “Good Samaritan” law which states that people are required to assist others in distress (Allred and Bloom 334). This law has both pros and cons in many ways. Requiring a citizen to help another person in distress could lead to many financial…

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