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    Immigration Lawyer Essay

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    need a doctoral or professional degree. Qualified personnel would attend a university college and receive a 4 year bachelor’s degree in any subject area then attend law school after passing the Law School Admissions Test (LSAT). After attending law school, receive a law degree and pass the bar exam. If a person wanted to practice law in multiple states, they would need to take the bar for each state. The median pay as of 2015, is $115,820 per year or $55.69 per hour. “Their job is to advise and…

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    anyone to enter college is a tedious and time consuming experience. Carefully choosing the classes you take in high school help to you learn the proper way of studying and testing in college. Also knowing when the recommend you take 4 years of a science class but it is require to only do three years taking the recommended route will place you at a competitive applicant for graduate school. This knowledge will help the African Americans chances of continuing their education. Unfortunately the…

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    versus Board of Education rejected this doctrine when an African-American child was declined admission into a white only school. These two cases still effect the United States and many Americans, today. The case of Plessy versus Ferguson supported the doctrine “separate but equal.” The 14th Amendment guarantees citizens “equal protection under the law.” In 1890, Louisiana passed a law declaring that people of color and white…

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    intimate partner-violence laws. The first law regarding stalking was passed in California back in 1992, (U.S. Department of Justice, 1996). Before 1992 there were no legislations regarding stalking meaning one could stalk a victim and not face any charges. In addition, intimate partner-violence was a norm where men were legally allowed to beat or “discipline” their wives if they acted a certain way/dishonored their husband. Over the years there became changes to the law but some states to this…

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    factor. The road to getting the education needed begins in high school. AP classes are very helpful for getting into a good school,…

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    The Pros And Cons Of HEW

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    and resulted in a case brought against them by the community college and four students“()”. The courts decided that Title IX was only for educational hubs like universities that received funding and private programs and schools did do not have to comply with the discrimination law when dealing with athletic programs which opened the doorway to gender discrimination. Justice White slowed Title IX when ruled that Title IX was only worthy for “public funding” ; this allowed institutions to…

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    The 14th Amendment of the United States Constitution ensures that all United States citizens get equal protection of laws by the government. This was made to ensure that many African Americans have their basic rights protected. The 14th Amendment even caused the Supreme Court to become involved in the process of protecting these rights for the children of immigrants and Native Americans. It also ensured the safety and protection of rights for all Americans regardless of race. There are numerous…

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    Equally-Protected By Law

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    1. Are all citizens in our country equally protected by law? All citizens in Canada are equally protected by the law, as shown in the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedom, which forms the first part of the Constitution Act. The Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedom protects our rights, these rights include fundamental freedoms democratic rights mobility rights legal rights equality rights language rights minority language educational rights. The rights above protect every Canadian citizen and…

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    Women's Rights In Iran

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    One author states, “As an example, the law permitted men to have four permanent and as many temporary wives as they wanted” (Haugen 213). In an Iranian marriage, the men make the decisions while the women normally do not have a say in many things. Even to travel outside the country, the wife…

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    Amendment Right to keep and bear arms. The Second Amendment is stated as “A well regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free State, the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed.” (Cornell University Law School 1). Due to some miscommunication with the Amendment’s wording, some debate has been brought up on what this…

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