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    INTRODUCTION Through a thorough look into the case, it is clear that there are unresolved issues and legal loopholes in regard to legislation and acts in regard to discrimination in its broad nature. The Anti-Discrimination Act 1991 (Qld) is an Act to “promote equality of opportunity for everyone by protecting them from unfair discrimination in certain areas of activity and from sexual harassment and certain associated objectionable conduct.” However, there is a clear abundance of depth within…

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    However, the legalization of Euthanasia will not affect the generalized public, it will only affect the terminally ill patients who want relief from the pain they have been burdened with. While there are religious oppositions to the legalization, the people must come together as one and acknowledge the fact that not everyone is of the same or even any religion. The history of Euthanasia has not always been a smooth path, it has been painful, but it needs…

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    He is also faced with a decision to follow the unjust law in escaping jail or the just law in remaining and facing death. Conflicted, Socrates explores the meaning of just and unjust laws. King explores similar terrains in asking the question, "How can you advocate breaking the laws and obeying others?" In the end, Socrates convinces Crito that it would be best to remain in jail and not attempt an escape. This makes…

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    Having a law without ethics can have very little meaning since its application will be undependable. Ethics makes it easy to govern an officer’s interaction with law-breakers, it also affects the decision making procedure and also influence how the law is interpreted (Souryal, 2010). Considering a job in defense attorney, ethical training is very important when it comes to defending…

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    The current law states that marriage is a union between a man and a woman, although the government is working to change that. Labor Leader Bill Shorten, introduced a bill to parliament proposing to change the definition of marriage from “the union of a man and a woman”…

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    Law is a complex topic that can be controversial at times. Through my education and experience I consider law to be connected to every aspect of life; whether it’s concerning The Criminal Justice System, the business industry or society itself. My portrayal of the legal system is that, it is a blueprint set by the government for society to follow in an attempt to keep order. I believe that a university degree in law will open up various career opportunities in a number of fields which will not…

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    ruin his moral character and relationship with the laws. Stating the seriousness of his relationship with the law, Socrates compares the law to a mother with a child. Like a mother the law protects, cares for and only wants the best…

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    be a political figure. Women’s rights are also being impugned to this very day. They face the pro life people (who are mostly religious) who want to force them to not abort, but what these insular people fail to revise is that women have the right of freely choosing if they want to have a kid or not. Not all people are religious, so we can’t base a nationwide law on religious beliefs, because it would be violating their first amendment( which is in part, freedom of religion). If you put the pro…

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    the law. Similarly, Antigone chooses death in order to bury her brother, Polyneices, because he isn't getting a proper burial,…

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    the Divisional Courts, where they would decide whether the common law definition of marriage violates the couples’ rights under s.15(1) of the Charter or not and if it is justified by s.1 Limitations Clause of the Charter.…

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