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    Milewski AP English Literature 21st October, 2014 Civil Disobedience The order of society is based on structure and organization. Laws are enforced to serve specific purposes: economically, politically and socially. With regards to this, there are unjust laws and these laws conflict with an individual’s sense of morality. Being that, a civilian’s decision to disobey an unjust law is considered unlawful in the eyes of authority; however, such decisions are honorable because moral law is…

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    Law originated from majority’s habit, and intended to raise fairness and justice to the world. Just like Roman Empire desired to reinforce its strength by using Law of the Twelve Tables. This ‘code’ from Ancient Rome mainly based on their behavior and their social value back then. However, as more and more people attracted to Rome, the main purpose of this law had been twisted. They began used this law to reinforce their autocracy and oppression toward slaves and women. Just like the case I…

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    problems, interpreting laws, rulings, and regulations for individuals and businesses, presenting facts in written and verbal forms to argue on their client’s behalf, and preparing legal documents including lawsuits, appeals, wills, contracts, and deeds. Although there are several types of lawyers, they all complete the listed duties above, as well as duties specific to their specialty. Prosecutors typically file lawsuits against an individual or corporation accused of violating the law. Defense…

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    find a job a small law firm as a paralegal and receive training on the job. The paralegal may want to get an Associates degree or he might want to get a Bachelor’s degree in paralegal studies. On-the-job Paralegal Training In the majority of states there is no requirement that paralegals be licensed or certified; thus, people can become a paralegal by just receiving training directly from an attorney or a supervising paralegal. With the lack of a basic background in the law, there could be a…

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    with the shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Connecticut that ended in the murder of twenty-eight people and the hospitalization of two more.(Lott, Newtown…2012) Slapping a label on a building doesn’t stop someone from breaking a law. Studies have shown that the mere presence of a gun can deter criminals. This means that stationing an armed guard at each school and federal buildings would most likely solve most of the nations shooting…

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    importance but to give constitutional principle value e.g. free election of MPs, no excessive fines or bails etc. One of the feature of the Bill of Rights which may have narrowed the power of the Crown was the clause that states that it was against the law to keep an army in times of peace without the consent of Parliament. This was put to the test after the treaty of Ryswick (1697) where this topic was hotly disputed- the government use ‘guards and garrisons’ to avoid the term ‘army’.…

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    we must force ourselves to give the same respect to our bosses, law enforcement, and even our political leaders, it is considered a fundamental responsibility for us to follow the rules. However, is this fundamental responsibility still justified when our parents, bosses, law enforcement, and political leaders set forth rules that are not only undesirable, but genuinely…

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    in many forms. In England members of other religions, such as Quakers, were often arrested on various charges and received unjust punishment. Although attempting to flee the often heavy handed laws and unjustified punishments, for the most part settlers brought the same practices of English common law to the new land. Around the 1670s, William Penn organized the first reform of these early criminal justice practices when he wrote a charter of liberties for the settlements of West New Jersey…

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    Taiwan, I was exposed to different countries’ legal knowledge, including German law, Japanese law, and America law. To facilitate my future study in the U.S., I also grasped the opportunity to accumulate my knowledge in American law during my university years. Several subjects of American law I studied, such as the U.S. Constitution, Torts, and Criminal Law and Procedure, contributed to my basic understanding of the common law system, and also inspired my interest in studying abroad. On the…

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    corporal and psychological wounds. This initiated my interest to study Law as justice helps the victim to heal as well as preventing these events from reoccurring. Therefore, I see the Law as a vital component of a functioning society. I am fascinated by its ability to constantly change to adapt itself to the most current requirements of the community. Growing up in London has enabled me to see the positive participation of the Law to the…

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