Jurisprudence

CHAPTER I INTRODUCTION Crime and criminals are looked upon with hatred by all Sections of the people in a society since the early years of civilization, study and research of the law of crimes had always been an attractive branch of jurisprudence. Whenever people organized themselves into groups the rules to regulate the behavior of the members of that group has been felt. And where there are rules its infractions is inevitable and there lies the necessity to devise ways to curb such…

of American jurisprudence”(27) and “being sold to rich parvenus”(28). The tone of the quotation sets a criticism for the humankind that Mount Everest used to be a place of heaven that made a person speechless by standing on it’s peak, but because of the avaricious in people, publicizing the mountain is making Mount Everest display like a trophy that can be claimed by anyone who can afford to spend a fortune on this goddess. In fact, through the usage of “swamp of American jurisprudence”…

The importance of private property in Canada is evident in the protection offered by the legislature and jurisprudence. Numerous acts, like the Law of Property Act or the Residential Property Act, protect the property rights of an individual. Laws like these prohibit the state, and private citizens, from with interfering another person’s property. However, there are certain circumstances, such as an Anton Piller order, where these rights are not protected. These are justified on the basis that…

Therapeutic jurisprudence is a philosophy of law that pushes for law and its agents to work in a way that does no harm when seeking justice (Daly and Marchetti 2012, 469-470). It aims to improve the emotional, behavioural and mental wellbeing of people who come into contact with the CJS in the hopes it will lead individuals away from the CJS (Bartels and Richards 2013, 31). Sentencing governed under therapeutic jurisprudence are not aimed at punishing offenders, but…

1. Economic theory In this theory by Patricia Danzon, she argued that professional liability systems are necessary in situations where asymmetric information exists . Medical practitioners have better information in the medical field than the patients and this is a gap in the medical field. The theorist went ahead and said that the purpose of a liability system like the medical malpractice system has two aspects; this is to curb medical negligence in addition to compensating patients who are…

Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky was born in Votkinsk, Russia in the year 1840. Ilya Petrovich Tchaikovsky, his father, had served as a lieutenant colonel and engineer in the Department of Mines and managed the Kamsko-Votkinsk Ironworks. Tchaikovsky's mother, Alexandra Andreyevna née d'Assier, was 18 years younger than Ilya and the second of his three wives. Both Ilya and Alexandra were trained in the arts, including music, which was a necessity; living in a remote area of Russia posed a need for…

whether it is passed constitutional muster with resulting controversies involving the commerce clause of the United States constitution which played a role in identifying congress commerce scope. The main starting point for the commerce clause jurisprudence is the United States constitution which stated that the congress had power and authority to regulate commerce in1824. In 1988, the interstate regulatory moved to congress for a more perfect union. The first case for the Supreme Court to deal…

History was made on 10 December 1948, when the Universal Declaration of Human Rights was adopted by the United Nations General Assembly in Paris. The declaration promised, amongst many other things, equal rights and equal treatment for all humans, regardless of their gender, race, nationality, or any other factors. However, it was not met without criticism. A large part of this criticism was from various Muslim countries. The Iranian representative to the U.N., Said Rajaie-Khorassani, said that…

The relationship between rationality and religious scripture has often been seen as a contentious one. Especially in the European intellectual tradition, much has been made of the dichotomy between medieval blind following of the Catholic clergy and the Age of Enlightenment, based on science and reason, which succeeded it. The infamous Galileo affair in the 1610’s if oftentimes cited by modern partisans of science as proof of the inherent incompatibility of religious belief and scientific,…

Islam is the second largest and fastest growing monotheistic religion in the world today. It began in the Arabian Peninsula during the seventh century CE after Allah (God) revealed himself to the final prophet Muhammad. At this time the main religions where polytheistic and many God’s and idols were worshipped. Muslims, the adherents of Islam, believe that the prophet Abraham was the first Muslim because he was the first to believe in a single God. The word Islam means the submission to God and…