Family law

discuss, because it contradict the majority of legal systems around the globe. However, it is important to point out that laws cannot satisfy every member of the population, and in order to have a healthy balance within our communities, the government need to find codes of conduct and procedures that benefit most people and do not harm the future of a nation; in other words, laws are made to find fairness for most people and seek for the right equilibrium, for this simply reason, not always what…

Marcus Tullius Cicero was a roman orator, philosopher, lawyer and statesman. He was born in 109 B.C.E. into a wealthy family, this later on allowed him to become a successful lawyer before going to Greece for two to further his education in 79 B.C.E. After returning from Greece he was voted to be quaestor at the minimum age , from there forward he gained political status all the way up to senate.There he gained prestige until he was later exiled from politics in 58 B.C.E., through the rest of…

Impartial Immigration Laws The immigration laws of Canada and India are truly fair. The only con is that they both have long immigration processes. Although, now Canada has released a new program called the Express Entry and India has released a new program called Visa on Arrival. Both speed up the long immigration process for certain people. Canada’s immigration laws weren’t fair in the past because they discriminated against many communities; surprisingly, Canada now has one of the best set…

Imagine a loved one battling with stage four cancer. The cancer is not responding to any type of treatment, and your loved one will never leave the hospital. Your loved one requires twenty-four-hour care, is confined to a wheelchair or bed, unable to feed themselves, clothe, or bathe themselves, and has difficulty communicating. Ask yourself, is life worth living in this situation? Many patients would rather end the suffering and pain. For many human beings, the value of life is commonly linked…

convince the National American Woman Suffrage Association to establish stricter child labor laws. She adopts a blunt, honest tone in order to portray her views on child labor laws. Kelley uses repetition, emotional appeal, and rhetorical question to inform the NAWSA of the unacceptable conditions that young children endure. Kelley introduces her speech by continuously repeating phrases describing who the laws need to be in place for. She uses phrases such as “children” and “young girls.” For…

seen; you’re sufferings and mine. The first thing Creon does in Antigone is declare a law that Polynieces’ the brother of Antigone will remain untombed for the hungry birds to devour. The law also declares that anyone who dares attempt the act to bury Polynieces will die by public stoning in the town. “You cannot learn of any man the soul, the mind, and the intent until he shows his practice of the government and law” stated Creon. Creon position is unwavering because Polynieces is a traitor…

our history, with the help of literature. Eric Gamalinda’s The Empire of Memory is one of the few literary pieces that seeks to fathom and empathize with the suffering of the Filipinos during one of the darkest eras of Philippine history—the Martial Law era. As the title explicitly shows, the novel is centered on the theme of memory— its corruption. “This is a land both fact and fiction, where generations leave no trace of themselves and…

For example, deciding not to cheat on a test because it might lead to you being suspended or removed from the campus. Conventional is reasoning based more on rules, ranging from laws to what is right and wrong based on what typically occurs. An example would be deciding not to commit murder because it is against the law. Lastly, postconventional is reasoning based on societal norms/standards. As an illustration, opting to stand up during the national anthem because you want to live in a society…

Immigration Reform can go either way, by helping immigrants and asylum seekers or placing further restrictions on their lives by ever more punitive laws. One part of the act would make it more difficult for those fleeing persecution to find asylum here. Bishop Gerald Barnes of San Bernardino, CA chair of the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishop’s Committee on Migration wrote on April 25 to the House and Senate conferees on the Emergency Supplemental Appropriations Act, emphasizing that the Real ID…

The test for foreign nationals under the Supreme Court's ruling is whether one has a "credible claim of bona fide relationship" with either an entity (like a school or a job) or a person living in the US (such as a spouse). A hotel reservation, for example, will not constitute a "bona fide relationship" under the executive order, but an academic lecturer invited to speak in the US will be exempt from the travel ban. If you can't sufficiently establish such a close relationship, you are banned…