Jurisprudence

It is genuine the history of law offers us an understanding of how the law evolves with time and space. Both the source of narcotics legislation and Kathryn Burn’s article (Notaries, Truth, and the Consequences) help us flesh out our understanding of sources of legal philosophy. Also, both examples somehow go beyond the traditional roots of law (Statutes, case law, custom, books of authority). As Canadians, we need to know that these traditional roots of law stem from various European system by…

The First Amendment was created to allow all people in America to openly express their opinions, regardless of popularity. I believe that white supremacists should no exception. However, the issue arises when the speech sprouts fear and racially motivated hate crimes. Therefore I believe that it is important for all speech; including white supremacists, to be protected by the First Amendment, unless the speech escalates to a point where human lives are at stake. White supremacists should have…

Therapeutic jurisprudence (hereafter TJ) is the study of the law as a therapeutic agent. TJ focuses on the law´s impact on emotional life and on psychological well-being. TJ humanize the law and the legal process with emotional aspects. TJ is a perspective that regards the law as a social force that creates behaviors and effects. These effects fall within the realm of TJ which goals is to give the law more value through justice and due process. The concept of therapeutic jurisprudence TJ is…

medication safely and accurately, and to educate patients on optimal health care.” In some states, passing the NAPLEX means licensure as a pharmacist, however some must pass the Multistate Pharmacy Jurisprudence Examination also known as MPJE in conjunction with the NAPLEX. The Multistate Pharmacy Jurisprudence is a two-hour, 90-question test that reveals a candidate’s knowledge of pharmacy law. If he or she fails the NAPLEX or other required examination, he or she may get the opportunity to…

That is an important consideration in that our isolation from that jurisprudence means that we do not have what is a vital component of other constitutional and legal systems, … important ingredient in the emerging world order that is reducing the effective choices open to the nation state” The concern for the protection of…

Ludwig Andreas Feuerbach was born in Landshut, Bavaria in 1804. As the son of an eminent professor of jurisprudence, he studied theology and philosophy. Receiving his doctorate in philosophy from Erlangen. Feuerbach taught on the history of philosophy, logic, and metaphysics for four years at Erlangen, following the receipt of his doctorate. His position there was terminated after he was identified as the anonymous writer of published work titled Thoughts on Death and Immortality. It suggested…

Court) and FSC (Federal Supreeme Court). In Short, the activism of the judiciary in Brazil is a reflection of another legal expression, for what we called jurisprudence of law. The encounter in the legal world with the increasing ineffectiveness of the Legislative and the metalling of encodings with social development becomes the jurisprudence or the binding precedents as a creating or renovating sources of the law. These phenomenological events are the result of the growing current judicial…

4.1 Islamic Views on Abortion Preservation of life is one of the primary objectives of the Islamic Divine Law (maqasid al-shari’ah). Besides preservation of life, Islamic shari’ah also aims to preserve religion, intellect, honour (family lineage) and property. Conducts and behaviours that are deemed to violate these aims are prohibited, while conducts that are set to achieve these aims are considered morally right. In this case, since abortion involves the termination of life, it is considered…

In October 1801, the Danbury Baptist Association wrote a letter to Thomas Jefferson congratulating him on his Presidential election. Jefferson was an alledged atheist and believed that no special laws should be created with a bias toward or against another religion. He replied his intentions to stay away from religion, creating a “wall of separation” between the federal government and the state government, giving the state government full responsibility with religious affairs. Jefferson’s phrase…

The 1920’s could be described as the coming of ages. Through many ways such as technology, the arts, sports, and women. Though there were great things with faster music and looser morals, there was one factor in the 1920’s that changed everything and it is known as prohibition. Prohibition means to get rid of something by the law. Prohibition did not put limitations on alcohol, instead caused bootleggers to sell their own alcohol and illegally selling alcohol lowers the reputation of the…