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    The Progressive Era

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    the actions of others. Even though the focus of the laws changed based on the ages, the government did what was best to benefits. For example during the progressive ear, the government laid down laws that focused on protecting people, whereas during the decade of prosperity the laws focused on laws to…

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    Steven Vail Case

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    Steven Avery is a simple man from Manitowoc County in Wisconsin. The Avery family owned and operated an auto/salvage yard. As a young man Avery has his share of run in’s with the law, but they were relatively minor and Avery did his time without compliant. In 1985, Avery was newly married and his wife was expecting his first children. This year was also a year of great loss for Avery. He was convicted of the sexual assault and attempted murder of Penny Beernsten. Avery was sentenced to 32 years…

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    Liberty Or Safety

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    political leaders took control of our nation they have passed laws that claim to protect us from the unknown enemy. The principles of liberty and freedom have been manipulated in order to restrain individuals from exercising their rights in order to maintain a social stability by not allowing an interexchange of ideas and practices. For example, in 2016 the United Kingdom parliament passed what is consider “The most extreme surveillance law in the history…

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    Currently, in the United States there are laws on guns in some states, but not very many. Federal law also blocks the sale of guns to people found guilty of unlawful possession of firearms within the past year (Phillips). The purchase of semi-automatic weapons is legal in most U.S. states, as are automatic rifles made before 1986. The amendment to the 1986 gun control act- known as the Brady Handgun Violence Prevention Act of 1993 requires a background check before the purchase of firearms can…

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    have been granting protection by states for centuries; conversely, the refugee regime in the contemporary context is largely the result of the second half of the twentieth century. On like international human rights law, modern refugee law has its roots in the consequences of World War II as well as the refugee crises of the interwar years that preceded it. Enshrined in Article 14(1) of the Universal declaration of Human Rights (UDHR), which was adopted in 1948, guarantees the right to seek and…

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    Many philosophical scholars believe that justice, liberty, law, and equality are an important aspect among the commonwealth of the nation. Moreover, this paper will focus on the two important political philosophers that argue with the notion and importance of equality and justice in the western society. These philosophers include: Robert Nozick and John Rawls. John Rawls claims that equality and justice is derived from an equal distribution of opportunities, income, wealth, for the general…

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    The senate could operate only by its own political interest and could pass whatever law they want to have and eliminate all its enemies simply. For example, the senate voted to make Julius Caesar a public enemy of the country. The senate was an agency that only defend its own political ambitions instead of defending the democracy of the country. It alliances with Pompey in order to defeat Caesar by using law to restrict Caesar, who was the biggest threat to the sole-ruling of the senate and…

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    Throughout the history of human civilization, there have been countless times where the people of a nation needed to stand up for what is right to protect their freedoms, whether it be through war or peace. Millions of people have protested unjust laws, gone to war against tyrannical governments, and fought for the freedom of themselves and others. And in the modern day, as news spreads globally faster than ever before, people are always hearing about injustices, whether they be oppression of…

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    cultures depending on the state and the locations within the state. There also laws that can differ from state to state, some being reasonable and others that are quite questionable. With so many differences, it is understandable to have situations where the nation as a whole will disagree on. Whether it be the legalization of recreational marijuana – or in this case, the Stand Your Ground law. The Stand Your Ground law states that if one is in a situation in which they feel threatened, they…

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    unfair laws, but he also teaches his readers how and why to revolt, and tells them to bring an end to the ongoing Mexican War. Despite these differences, both Thoreau and King share strong similar beliefs of morality and justice that are clearly seen throughout the entirety of both essays. Both authors in their respective essays tell the people why and how they should fight for justice. They explain that in order to fight for justice, we must first distinguish between the just and unjust laws.…

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