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    provisions of the international law. Under the current international law and as stated by Alessandro Pelizzon in the Sovereign Union of First Nations and People in Australia, sovereignty is characterized as: “Sovereignty is the ultimate power, authority and/or jurisdiction over a people and a territory. No other person, group, tribe or state can tell a sovereign entity what to do with its land and/or people. A sovereign entity can decide and administer its own laws, can determine the use of its…

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    went through way more criminal cases than a lawyer who simply practiced family law. This point may come across as valid, but once again the evidence is circumstantial and therefore cannot determine that the entire judicial system is defunct because of…

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    American Jury System Is the American jury system still a good idea today? The American jury system was a system first started in England hundreds of years ago. If in the community a crime were committed the accused would be brought to court with a judge and jury. I believe the jury system is still a good idea for today’s community for the reason that it keeps citizens involved in the judicial branch. Also the jury is usually correct. Lastly it keeps the civic rituals of the jury system. I…

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    that even though the law is supposed to be applied to all citizens equally, often an individual's social status interferes with the carrying out of justice. Wes's arrest of frank and Julien's anger at Wes. Wes's arrest of Frank demonstrates how someone's social status can interfere with their distribution of the law. When Wes takes in Frank, the pain of having to arrest his own brother clouds his judgement. He allows his brother's arrest to go beneath the law, "He didn't want…

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    INTRODUCTION Following close observations of criminal proceedings, many key issues of local court proceedings and bail in the criminal justice system were salient. These include the difficult balance between efficiency and due process in the local courts, and various issues concerning bail such as its undermining of the presumption of innocence as it punishes individuals before judgment, adverse repercussions for young people and difficulties in balancing justice for both the individual and…

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    themselves in the case where it is to be determined if a contract law found under the state of California will preempt a clause found within the federal arbitration act as to if they will include the enforcement of arbitration agreements which could include class action waivers. what this means for consumers in the state of California is that ATT could possibly not be able to enforce such a thing as it stands up to California law; although this may…

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    action against Publix and Doxsee for breach of implied warranty of fitness for human consumption. Koperwas alleged that the chowder “was not fit for use as food, but was defective, unwholesome and unfit for human consumption.” The question of the law before the court was “whether Publix Supermarkets and Doxsee are liable…

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    influence over the State while each State operate within their territory and local department according to their own laws and rules, ensuring a fair procedure. Overall, the American criminal Justice system is effective and fair. In an addition, the fragmentation of the American criminal justice system has an impact on the State and local justice system depending on the interpretation of the laws according…

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    William Morgan EN100-27 October 9th, 2015 Dr. Bloom Just Justice: Is a fair trial really fair? In the article, 5 Ways America's Justice System is designed to Screw You posted to Cracked.com on January 28, 2015, by Talia Jane states that there are several ways that the American justice system is set up to fail you. Ms. Jane, a professional writer along with an anonymous expert source, that she claims is a former public defender who wished to go unnamed, says that without proper representation…

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    doing, we will be representing both of you. At this stage, it does not appear that there is a conflict of interest that would prevent us from representing you. Each of your interests appear to be harmonious at this time. However, the State Bar Ethics Rules require that we tell you that potential conflict of interest…

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