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    guidelines for future court cases by setting case precedent. Court rulings are based on interpretations of statutory laws that are created by legislative bodies like Congress or state government; however, when statutory laws are created, it is impossible to anticipate all situations or issues that may come about. When there is conflict, the court system is tasked with interpreting the statutory law when it is unclear. Once courts make a decision, the ruling then becomes a guide for future,…

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    grow in, and to be successful. The job description for being a lawyer is that a lawyer needs to he/she interprets the law in words and actions to protect their client. A Lawyer is a person legally authorized to defend in court for the rights or interest of their clients, and also to dictate on legal issues that are consulted. Lawyers need to versatile in other areas such as law, economics, history, human motivation,…

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    France): This case could exist under a mixture of law systems and mentalities. If the case was to interpreted as occurring after 1080, elements of Corpus Iuris Civilis, Justinian 's rediscovered law codes could come into play. Given the prevalence of vendetta and the ordeal, however, this is unlikely. This case is primarily viewed through the lens of Germanic “barbaric” law, since the deeds are viewed as private wrongs, rather than public crimes, as”the laws of the barbarian codes contain very…

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    has always been instilled in me by my parents and those around me to have goals and aspirations both short and long term. A career is something that is subject to change over the course of your life but to get anywhere you need to aim for success. Law and commerce both appeal to me as they are diverse ever-changing fields that require a practical application of logic and method. I have always been encouraged to pursue further education in particular at university so, as a proud Cantabrian, the…

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    into Probate and Elder law. In the start of her presentation she explained to the class what made her want to be a lawyer. She outlined to the class that she dreamed of being a lawyer since seventh grade. With that simple wish to become a lawyer she developed the drive and passion she needed in order to get to where she wanted. In Attorney Lori Thompson’s Lecture I liked the fact that she was somewhat explicit on explaining to us on her experience or encounters with law school, and as a…

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    All those who defied his law shall be punished. In this scene Creon showed an example of common authority. When a person shows common authority, he or she rules without having sympathy for others. statement 2 Antigone proves that she shows true authority. supporting detail 2 When one of Creon’s soldiers reported the attempted burial of polynices, Antigone admitted that it was her. She did this because she acted with true authority, she believes in family honour. statement 3…

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    Privacy In Paparazzi

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    ability to live outside the human body. Many people did not know who this woman truly was until her name was published in the 1970s. Although patient confidentiality laws were not in place during this time, Dr. Gey at John Hopkins Hospital did not want the name of the woman who gave her cells to be published to protect Mrs. Lacks family. One of the many reporters who pushed Dr. Gey to give the press the name of the woman behind the HeLa cells was Roland H. Berg. Berg told Gey that he wanted to…

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    been said that “guns don’t kill people, people kill people.” Some argue passionately in saying gun laws should be stricter, while others argue that they have civil rights that need to be protected. My view is somewhere in the middle. I believe there should more specific limits on gun possession, instead of a general law which excludes many Americans from their right to protect themselves. I believe the law that restricts all felons from the right to bear arms is too strict. There are more than…

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    Unjust Law

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    Offering sanctuary to women and children seeking protection from despatch to Nauru would break the law. That is a fact. The important question is whether it would be right to break the law. In healthy democracies this question is frequently raised. Bearded protestor at #LetThemStay rally in BrisbaneIn any society it is common for people to break the law and disobey lawful instructions. People fail to move on when instructed by police, evade tax, drive too fast, keep silent about abuse in…

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    recognized the freedom of personal choice in matters of marriage and family is one of the liberties protected by the Due Process Clause of the Fourteenth Amendment.” (1375) Justice Kennedy in the Lawrence v. Texas case ruled against Texas citing previous cases such as Griswold v. Connecticut which protected a right to privacy. He also used Eisenstadt v. Baird which used the Fourteenth Amendments Equal Protection Clause which prohibited laws that impaired the exercise of personal…

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