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    okay to break the law? Unit Objectives: The objective of this unit is two-fold. Students will be able to hone in on their skills of becoming affective ‘detectives’ and historians—analyze primary sources, compare and contrast concepts, create questions of their own (about laws), and finally experience a debate. Additionally, this unit aims to introduce the idea of law in America. By the end of the unit, students will be able to define law, have some conceptual understanding of why law is…

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    Provincial Court System

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    regulations that are followed by the citizens and members of the courts. The laws are practised in the provincial, federal and supreme courts. The provincial court is the lowest court in which cases are heard. “The court is an important place where public and private issues are resolved” (McCormick 1994, p.2). The justice system is based on an adversarial system in which the disputes that occur are represented by people who study the law. There are many representatives of the court such as the…

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    The Right-To-Work Law

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    The advocates of this law argue that right-to-work law allow the states to enhance their capacity to attract new business, foster economic development as well as generate employment opportunities. In order to support their arguments, they have cited several researches claiming that states implementing right-to-work law have witnessed significant increase in the private sector compensation and job growth (Pearson, 2012). According to the supporters, the right-to-work laws have proved record of…

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    Analysis I In his article “Social Media: Establishing Criteria for Law Enforcement Use,” Robert D. Stuart discusses law enforcement officers' role when using social media. His claim is one of policy. Despite social media's advantages to share information, and the right of free expression, law enforcement agencies must set a standard for the officers regarding the information that is available to share in social media, in order to avoid dishonoring the institution and themselves. The warrants of…

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    Cuneiform Civilization

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    unmatched. After extensive research, Speiser came to the conclusion that Mesopotamian Laws were the most influential of the Cuneiform laws. It’s legal traditions set the precedent for other civilizations and heavily impacted later cultures. Our world as we know it today is culturally indebted to these historic civilizations because of their significant contributions to society, the most important being writing and law. Many of the activities we do in our everyday routines utilize the results of…

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    Due Process Clause

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    The due process clause is the basis for many of the rights afforded to defendants and there are procedures followed in a criminal case. The due process law terms are interpreted to mean that criminal procedures are supposed be fair and just. There are two due process laws one is a procedural due process law. The procedural due process means the defendant can be punished and they must be given an opportunity to contest the charges against them and to be tried by a fair and impartial…

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    My time there has helped shape what I regard as valuable advocacy skills and examining / interviewing techniques. On top of this, the Commission and somewhat tangentially, Wright Chambers, have given me a far better insight into criminal law than many other law students are afforded at this point in their studies. I used to monitor alternate hearings with a boy from my work. After he left, I monitored the hearings at the Royal Commission by myself. This was before semester one had begun and so…

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    interest groups have become a well-organized entity who sole purpose is to affect the outcome of elections in their favor. In the attempt to keep judges accountable to various parties and their way of thinking and not within the U.S Constitution and the law, is what I believe is the foundation behind many political and financial pressures put upon our judges. With this being said, many American honestly believe that our judicial system already corrupt and its justices can be bought and some…

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    hardihood to say they are not. BEing persons, then, women are citizens; and no state has a right to make any law, or to enforce any old law, that shall abridge their privileges or immunities.” Susan B. Anthony purpose is on women's right to vote, in order to accomplish her purpose she tries to show that just because they…

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    The Movie Fracture

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    being able to use evidence against the defendant if the evidence was illegally obtained and that’s what…

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