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    Trial Courts of Limited Jurisdiction: This court is in the lowest level of the judicial system. These courts are only authorized to hear specified types of cases such as marriage, divorce, alimony, adoption, emancipation, juvenile offenses, misdemeanors, traffic violations, small claims, inheritance, and estate settlements. This type of court goes by different names such as Justice of the Peace Courts, Municipal Courts, Constitutional County Courts, County Courts at Law, and Statutory Probate…

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    Roe V. Wade Summary

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    decided to sue the state of Texas under the violation of her Fourteenth Amendment rights, as well as her First, Fourth, and Ninth. Two young attorney, Linda Coffee and Sarah Weddington, stepped in to bring on the lawsuit on behalf of McCorvey. They gave her the name “Jane Roe” and began the process of suing the state of Texas and defending district attorney…

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    However, this was until 2014 when a court issued a pre-birth parentage order to heterosexually married couples using their individual sperm and egg. Since the court is located in the judicial district of Alaska covering Anchorage as well as an enormous majority of the state’s population, Alaska’s attorneys are highly optimistic to issue more pre-birth parentage sanctions. So one may ask who is legible for a court order in case one or more parents are related to the child genetically. To be…

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    A 6 year old tragedy Christmas day 1996, an american beauty pageant queen was murdered in her family home in Boulder Colorado. There are no traces of evidence of who killed her only a family mourning the loss of their youngest. The night of her murder it is noted that only the immediate family of Jonbenet was in the house at the time of the murder, John (her father), Patsy (her mother), and Burke (9 year old brother). Later that night Patsy discovers JonBenet not in her bed and starts to…

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    The key points in determining the lawfulness of force is self-defense or the defense of another are unlawfulness, necessity, and reasonableness. The use of force by one person against another is a violation of the criminal law unless some justification for the use of exist. Courts or juries determine what use of force is necessary they will take into account of the size age parties in relation to and the instrument or weapon used the beliefs has to be reasonable but doesn’t need to be…

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    Court House Observation

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    Introduction: For this paper I decided to stay close and attended court at the Mesa County Court House, this court house is a District and County Court house. The judge proceeding over this case was Judge Mcnaulty. The case I thought I was going to be observing was between Steve and Samantha Cejka and was in court room number seven at eight am in the morning. However what I did not realized about the court was that there were several cases to be heard by the judge and they were at the same time…

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    again, I hope they get him”. Her remark was reported to Constable Rankin, who fired McPherson, even though she told him she did not mean anything by it. Procedural History: McPherson filed a complaint in the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Texas, alleging that Rankin had violated her constitutional rights, and she…

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    due to our similar background. After graduating from J. Reuben Clark Law school, Parks entered the workforce as a law clerk for Judge Thomas B. Griffith on the United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia. He has been practicing law for over ten years now. Unlike the traditional attorney, Parks does not spend time in the courtroom. In 2006 he was offered an advising position for Covington & Burling LLP, which Parks took. Today he advises “corporations, trade associations,…

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    Leonard P. Matlovich Case

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    Education.” His case was taken up by an air force attorney. At the time, the force had very vague laws detailing extenuating circumstances which would allow a gay soldier to continue serving. Among these was the so-called “Queen for a Day” rule, which stated that if the proposed charges were a one time experimentation, the case would be dropped and the soldier would stay in the force. In an effort to try and take advantage of this rule, the attorney asked Matlovich to sign a paper which would…

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    Capital punishment in the economy A government’s economy is always a big important part of any country. People should always take in consideration the effect of what they are doing. Especially the effect is going to have in the economy. People should pay attention on the effect something is going to have in the economy because it usually ends up having an indirect effect on everyone who is part of the country. For example there are many people who support capital punishment but how does effect…

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