Seventeenth Amendment to the United States Constitution

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    Brown’s support provides the court legitimacy for their ruling and provided an era for equality. This era of equality allowed the court and social movements to work in synergy. Firstly, the decision undermines the federal system that the 1787 constitution creates and forces the federal courts to micromanage local school boards without the proper implementation powers. However, this shortcoming legitimizes Brown as the Executive Branch implemented the ruling. Brown undermines…

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    This brings the current issue to light, which is the use of Jailhouse informants and questions as to whether the use of such practices is in violation of the Fifth and Sixth Amendment right to council. The Orange County District Attorney’s Office along with the Orange County Sheriff’s Department have been under heavy scrutiny lately over allegations of evidence obtained in their use of jailhouse informants in criminal trials is a violation of the accused’s right to due process. This has led to…

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    women, especially in the years leading up to and through the 1920s. This investigation will examine: to what extent did the political roles of women’s changed in the 1920s in the United States? It will look at the political aspects of their lives. This includes the new ability to vote from the passing of the 19th amendment, their fight into the political workforce, all part of the women’s suffrage movement. This investigation will use a variety of sources to determine the way that women’s roles…

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    the United States Supreme Court “ruled that detained criminal suspects, prior to police questioning, must be informed of their constitutional right to an attorney and against self-incrimination” (McBride 2006). This case was a result due to a man named Ernesto Miranda, who admitted, while being recorded by the police, to rape, kidnapping, and robbery (McBride 2006). Ernesto Miranda, who never completed the ninth grade and was known to have mental instability, was never told his Fifth Amendment…

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    composed for the larger part. He initially underscored that understudies have First Amendment rights. “It can scarcely be contended that either understudies…

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    The abolishing movement started to gain popularity in Northern part of United States under the leadership of Frederick Douglass, who was a free black and some white enthusiasts such as Lloyd Garrison, who started airing his views through a radical newspaper. Another supporter who played part in the abolition of slave trade was…

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    The National Instant Criminal Background Check System (NICS), is a system made by the US and is controlled by the FBI, in which there is a process of examining a name of a person who is interested in buying a gun where they undergo federal and state criminal records to see if they are ineligible and are possibly unable to purchase a gun. Federal law also puts a stop to the selling of weapons to people who have been convicted of a felony, have a warrant out for their arrest, have used drugs…

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    the Chaplinsky v. New Hampshire. In the 1940s, were the United States decided to join the war on December 7, 1941. Our great nation stood up and took action against the enemy, when the bombing of Pearl Harbor struck a fire…

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    California (Brown). She is tired of being forced to support politically powerful unions that she disagrees with. I, Rebecca Friedrichs, and ten other believe that the California Teachers Association has violated Friedrichs and the other teacher’s first amendment right because having an agency shop limits freedom of speech and should not be upheld in law. In representing my client (Friedrichs and the other teachers in the California system), collectively we have many goals we aim to accomplish…

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    Warrantless Searches Essay

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    someone closes the door to their house and locks it, they get a sense of feeling of privacy and safety as if that door could stop anything or anyone from coming through it. As a citizen of the United States you were guaranteed this right when the Bill of Rights was written and passed. The Fourth Amendment protects you from any unreasonable search and seizures, no warrants shall be issued without probable cause, supported by Oath. There are many different types of warrants and many exceptions to…

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