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Romer v. Evans is a case brought to the Supreme Court by Richard G. Evans (Respondent), a gay employee of the mayor of Denver against then Governor Roy Romers, The Attorney General of Colorado, and the State of Colorado (Petitioner). The case was centered around an amendment to the state constitution that prohibited “the state of Colorado… at any level of state or local government from adopting or enforcing any law or policy which provides that homosexual, lesbian, or bisexual orientation,…

the way that the field should go (Poole & Mackworth, 2001). Currently, AI technology can only do research, so there is still a need for lawyers, who must debate and defend the cases in court. Cass Sunstein, a legal scholar and a Professor of Law at Harvard Law School, believes that since AI does not have the ability to think on its own, it becomes merely a research assistant, unable to link and separate court cases. While some believe that AI will have the ability to decide the outcome of court…

which customers seemed to love. This prompted the two friends to open Allserve General Store on Nantucket’s Straight Wharf. Other stores in Nantucket began selling their juices and they sold 8,000 cases the first year and 20,000 the following year (Harvard Business School, 2000). While the two friends started the business on what seems to be a whim and with no real business plan or model, they did experience success: • They created…

look up to her, because the little things she does to help others is amazing and could really help others to realize they need to make a change also. Born January 17th, 1964 in Chicago Illinois. Michelle attended Princeton University graduated in 1985, later to attend Harvard Law School in 1988. Soon after graduating Michelle Obama had met her future husband who would be the future president of the United States of America. Married on October 3, 1992. When she became the First lady of the…

Compassionate, independent, and determined are three words people think of in connection to Michelle Obama. Many people know that Michelle Obama was the First Lady, but she was so much more. As First Lady , Michelle Obama showed America that you can change the world with determination. She left a legacy as a fitness enthusiast, women's right activist and First Lady. The early to middle life of Michelle Obama had a strong impact on her call to change. According to David Bergen Brophy on page…

Splat. Splat. Splat. The water softly rained down from the sky, hitting the schoolboy’s black sweatshirt. His head hung low, his feet shuffled, and his backpack dragged him down. The people around him rushed by, trying to get out of the rain. The cars zoomed past, headlights blazing against the tall buildings in the city. He was used to walking back to his dad’s apartment from school. It may have been a few miles, but he enjoyed the solitude. Besides, it wasn’t like his dad was going to pick…

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in Hamburg Germany to parents Al and Joanne Brainard. Al Brainard was a U.S. foreign-service officer who was stationed in Cold War Germany and Poland. Dr. Al Brainard received his bachelor’s degree from the University of Connecticut and his doctorate in Political Science from the University of Washington. He was one of the first US officials to develop relationships with Polish dissident movements that were instrumental in Poland’s transition to democracy. Ms. Brainard had an unusual…

The case Walton Arts Center also known as (WAC), has several key facts and issues presented in this chapter. One of the key factors presented in the case was the companies turn around. Anita Scism became the second president of the center. She joined the company with the goal and aspirations to move the center forward into the future (Lester, & Parnell, 2006). As a person from the community, she has a firsthand account of the community’s enthusiasm for the arts (Lester, Parnell, 2006). Her goal…

Ginsburg started off her career by clerking for U.S. District Judge Edmund L. Palmieri, which lead to her beginning her teaching life. From nineteen sixty three to nineteen eighty, where she taught at Rutgers University and Columbia. During her teaching at Columbia she did six cases for Women's Rights Project of the American Civil Liberties Union. One her most popular cases she fought for gender equality was the Social Security Act that was biased toward widows…