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    He is told that the gym's female clientele "feel more comfortable" with female personal trainers. Joe contacts the EEOC to file a complaint against Our Gym. Joe: B) may succeed in his Title VII claim against Our Gym. 13) Ed, a male, works as a receptionist at Acme, Inc., which has 200 employees. Acme customer, Joe, often makes sexual advances on Ed during his weekly visits to Acme. Ed has complained to Acme HR Manager Sam about Joe's conduct. Under these facts: A) Acme…

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    In Mill’s ideal utilitarian liberal democracy, where the state takes his harm principle and tyranny of the majority threat into consideration, surely the state would have cause to pursue legal remedy to Mark Steyn’s speech. To that end, Canadian laws are theoretically sufficient where they apply to the limits of speech (though, in practice, they appear to be applied unequally and unfairly). However, regardless of Mill’s potential stance, and…

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    I work for Toyon Research Corporation, a small, employee-owned company. I am also one of the two trustees for Toyon’s Employee Stock Ownership Plan (ESOP), and several years ago I was one of seven directors on our company’s board, and may decide to serve again in the future. While, Toyon is a closed corporation, it is still subject to many of the same laws governing organizations with publically traded stock. In fact, Toyon has experienced first-hand some of the difficulties big corporations…

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    The understanding of the Juvenile Justice System can be hard for a lot of individuals. Understanding the different ages in certain cities and counties as to whom is classified as a juvenile can be difficult if you’re not familiar with the justice system. According to United Stated Department of Justice a juvenile is an individual who has not attained his or her eighteenth birthday. In most places that is standard age for a Juvenile. The term juvenile can be used on a day to day bases; however…

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    CHAPTER 1: INTRODUCTION Domestic violence at home is a form of gender-based violence, intending on subordinating women. The global dimensions of domestic violence are of great concern, both in terms of their scope and extent. Domestic violence is perhaps the most universal, yet one of the most invisible forms of violence against women. No country or society can claim to be free of domestic violence, but the patterns and trends may vary across regions and countries The United Nations Declaration…

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    Theodore Roosevelt was the 26th president of the United States. Theodore Roosevelt became William McKinley 's Vice President in 1900 when elected. In 1901, when McKinley was assassinated in September of that year, Roosevelt assumed the presidency. At the Age of forty-three, he was the youngest man to ever become President of the United States. He ran again for his second term in 1904 and his measures to stop big business fleecing the public were popular and the election gave him the opportunity…

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    However, the social medical model connects with the conflicts theories than the functionalist theory. These shows how functionalist see the issue of health. They believe that people adopt the sick role in return for being excused from their usual role in society, but the individual does have the right to seek medical help and help themselves to recover in order to quickly return to their normal social obligations. However, according to Talcott Person (1975), the functionalist ‘sick role’…

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    U.S. Policy makers dominate the “War on Drugs” for them to arrest ordinary citizenship for their illegal drug substance usage. In the year of 1971, Richard Nixon, the former U.S. President, declared the war on drugs against America society who refused to comply with the law by using it. The purpose is to make waves of arrests of the general population. The budget to fund the federal war is in the trillions of dollars, which covers expenses of weaponry and enforcements so they can maintain…

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    A few years ago my family faced one of the most tragic events life had thrown at us. My stepfather was diagnosed with Terminal Brain Cancer after he had unexpectedly suffered from a grand mal seizure one night at dinner. I, being so young, suffered from nightmares and anxiety due to witnessing all the pain he had to go through. After brain surgery, radiation, and many sessions of chemotherapy the doctors had told us he was now in remission and the cancer was at a minimum. A short three months…

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    Our Criminal Justice System

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    Our Justice system came to this country with the settlers from England. The systems mirror each other and each have evolved to our present systems. As with all systems our justice education systems has flaws. Remedies such as reintegration need to be implanted to help address some of the justice systems flaws. In my proposal, I will touch on the subject of our youth and how we need to educate them before they become a statistic in our criminal society. Rehabilitation is often cited as the…

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