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    Considering the current judicial and political scenario in Brazil, the Judiciary Body became considered a function that allows the people to put their trust in judicial decisions, thereof as being the most effective means of achieving equity in Legal and Social Affairs, thereby providing an expected peace and social justice alluded by the Constitution. Similarly, such institutional development of this function, led the Brazilian Supreme Courts to move forward on certain issues that originally…

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    decisions are consummated. However, not all paradigm shifts associate with technological transformation. Consider the profound historical contributions of the civilized society with the ratification of United States’ Constitution and even the Magna Carta centuries earlier. Such changes tend to have largely unpredictable and far-reaching effects with the potential of transforming major portions or the totality of a…

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    England Before 1066

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    Small log houses, home to Anglo-Saxon peasants, speaking in ‘Old English’, scattered the English countryside forming individual towns, each ruled by a different lord under the feudal system. The feudal system, a form of government and social structure where lords controlled patches of lands and the peasants working them, offering them protection and land for labour, constructed a strict social hierarchy and caused individuals to recognize solely as part of their fiefs. This description of…

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    Like the Chinese yin and yang, Chinese philosophers consider conflicting forces flattering. Similar tensions exist in the Canadian criminal justice system of the crime control model and due process. Herbert Packer introduced the crime control and due process model in his book, The Limits of the Criminal Sanctions. (http://www.repository.law.indiana.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=2512&context=ilj) The reading demonstrates the divided processes in criminal justice system. There are certainly…

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    “Better to reign in Hell, than to serve in Heav’n” (Paradise Lost Line 263). This quote is from Milton’s famous epic poem, “Paradise Lost”. The zeitgeist during this time was the fear of kings disobeying the Magna Carta and starting a war with The Church of England and countries. As a religious and political dissenter, Milton is a supporter of the Commonwealth government of Oliver Cromwell (Enotes). He wrote several political tracts opposing the former monarchy. The English Civil War in England…

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    Anti-federalist correctly pointed out that the Constitution granted the federal courts an abundance of power, at the expense of the state and local courts. They wanted equal representation and supported implementing the Bill of Rights into the constitution for guaranteed protection of individual and natural rights. So when deciding to support Federalism or Anti-Federalism I choose Anti-federalism. Not only do I concur with the inclusion of the Bill of Rights and its necessity but I would have…

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    Constitution Essay “We the People of the United States…” The Constitution of the United States starts with these seven words. In order for us to get what we call the Constitution today starts way back on September 17,1797 when delegates gathered for a Constitutional Convention. The ultimate goal creating the Constitution was to build a stronger federal government. The Constitution was not an easy process for those involved. There were many dangers involved. The following men were the Founding…

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    Henry II's Prisons

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    legal textbook which became the precursor to Common Law (Timeline: Prisons in England, 2006). Furthermore, the modern jury was set up with twelve men to adjudicate regarding land disputes (Timeline: Prisons in England, 2006). Later, in 1215, the Magna Carta was signed by King John which marked the beginning of English judicial rights, which states that no man can be imprisoned without a trial by his/her peers (Timeline: Prisons in England, 2006). Then in the 1300s, those who refused trial by…

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    Lesson 301 - Capitalization Capitalize the first word of a sentence. Example: The lessons begin tomorrow. Capitalize each word that needs a capital letter. 1. You don't seem to understand. 2. Why didn't you ask me? 3. The boy will be punished for his wrongs. 4. Get out of here. 5. Did you see that! Lesson 302 - Capitalization Capitalize the word I, either alone or in a contraction. Examples : Do I get to go? I said that I'm here. Capitalize each word that needs a capital letter. 1.…

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    Miriam Defensor Santiago is known around the globe for her intelligence and stand against corruption. Because of her brilliance, she received various recognitions: named as laureate of the Ramon Magsaysay Award for government service, cited for "for bold and moral leadership in cleaning up a graft-ridden agency", and recognized by The Australian Magazine as one of the 100 Most Powerful Women in the World. In addition, she brought honor to the Philippines in 2012 by being the first Filipina and…

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