Fairness Doctrine

Role of nursing ethics i. Nursing ethics is a branch of functional ethics that concerns itself with activities in the field of nursing. ii. Nursing ethics shares many values with medical ethics, such as beneficence, non - maleficence and respect for autonomy. It can be eminent by its emphasis on relationships, human dignity and collaborative care. iii. The nursing ethics tends to examine the ethics of caring rather than 'curing' by exploring the everyday interaction between the nurse and the…

Christianity altered the direction of human events. At the point when Christianity initially began, the entire Roman Empire attempted to kill it off and Nero accused the fall of Rome on Christians. When Constantine made the Edict of Milan, legalized Christianity in Rome, it changed everything, and Christian impact spread quickly all throughout the realm, and the Christian philosophy of peace made individuals withdraw from fighting, which was huge income in the Empire. The stopping of wars…

If the consequences are good; the action is right, if they are bad, then the action is wrong.” There are two types of consequentialist theories. Egoism which views morality ultimately rests on self-interest. While “utilitarianism is the moral doctrine that people should always act to produce the greatest possible balance of good over bad for everyone affected by our actions.” (Shaw & Berry, P.2014) By contrast, “non-consequentialist theory of value judges the rightness or wrongness of an…

intent. Regarding this, the first individual to utilize the given quantity of water from its sources on operations that are deemed beneficial possessed the right of continued usage while others utilized the remaining portions. This fact rendered the doctrine of having the priority element. The person using the water could not make changes on the intention of water appropriation hindering the water usage by the other person. The second users were granted with the preservation of conditions…

3 Values und Competing Models within Criminal Justice: underlying Crime Control and Due Process proposed by Packer (1968) 3.1 Crime Control relating to Criminal Justice The value system underlying crime control model is based on the premise that criminal process plays a vital role in the repression function of criminal acts by far. If the tight criminal control brings criminal conducts, which means the failure of law enforcement and then lead to the breakdown of public order with disappeared…

To understand about the issue of fusion between Common Law and Equity it is very important to look back at the history of equity, where common law is widely discuss and debates, the same should also apply to equity. At the early stage of equity it seems that common law and equity principle are very differ in principles where the common law seek justice through precedents, equity thrive by its own set of principles, one of its principle is to judge a case by case basis. Based on English law…

Beginning in the 1960s, and escalating in usage into the 1980s, Canadian police forces began utilizing a new method of undercover police work to elicit confessions from suspects in cases that seem to have hit a wall. Applying this technique, a group of undercover police officers create a fictitious criminal organization and attempt to entice their targets into becoming interested in this organization. Slowly, methodically, and over an extended period, the officers gained the suspect’s trust and…

In 1951, Linda Brown was denied to an all white school because of the color of her skin. The African American elementary school bus was six blocks away and she would have to walk through a railroad switchyard to get to it. After her overcrowded bus ride was over, she would walk one mile to reach her school. While the white elementary school was less than seven blocks away. Her father was enraged and went to the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) for help. Linda’s…

there were laws protecting other racial groups they still didn 't get equal treatment. In 1896 the Supreme Court ruled that state government could separate people of different races as long as a separate facilities were equal. The separate but equal doctrine lasted for about 58 years finally the civil rights act of 1964 came into play. The civil rights act of 1964 prohibited discrimination and places of public accommodation because of race color religion or national…

Today, many people are concerned with global economy and politics. As much as they should be apprehensive with their economy and the government, many have different beliefs on what political systems our country should be a part of. There are plenty of different systems that countless countries around the world are associated with, and many discuss the theories of if communism or socialism would be best fit for the United States. Several are extremely pro-communism, anti-communism, etc., without…