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    “There goes the neighbourhood: The effects of residency restrictions on sex offenders and the community.” PhD diss., University of Arkansas. ProQuest (1738999928) Burkey and Christine employ a methodology reliant on registered sex offender’s addresses to provide an in-depth dissertation on how residency restrictions affected sex delinquents and the community they were located in. They highlight how the manifestation of sex offenders within communities inflicts a sense of moral panic which has…

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    asked if they think that same-sex couples’ marriages should be legal or not legal. There was a majority ruling of 55% of adults believing that same-sex marriage should be legal ( ). In July of 2015, Gallup had did a similar poll asking, adults nationwide, "Do you think marriages between same-sex couples should or should not be recognized by the law as valid, with the same rights as traditional marriages?". Results concluded that 58% of adults do believe that same-sex marriages should be…

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    Sex offenders are no different than any other type of offender. Positive reinforcement does not work well with this type of offender. Always assume the worst when dealing with sexual offenders. Anger Rapist is the anger-retaliation rapist ”is getting even with women for real or imagined wrongs. He just doesn't like women and he makes no attempt to conceal that fact. Violent and impulsive, he can end up kill.ing a victim or injuring her so badly she needs hospitalization. "There’s no…

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    had another agenda. Over the roar of the restless crowd, Marchione persistently questioned McDonald about his controversial vote in favor of the Marriage Equality Act in June 2011. In rebuttal to Marchione’s accusations that his vote to legalize same-sex marriage was motivated by the promise of campaign donations, McDonald explained that he broke from traditional Republican values because he was a “human being that care[d]” and “could have found an easier way to get…

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    between human beings. The largest and often most violent form of human trafficking is sex trafficking (Do Something). Why, one asks, does this evil exist in today’s society, and how can it be eradicated? Light. Light is the first step in driving out such darkness in our world, light in the form of raised awareness, education, and action. One must examine how the effects of differing cultural…

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    James Obergefell and his partner John Arthur, legally married in the State of Maryland in 2013. However, their relevant state in which they reside was Ohio, where same sex marriage was not allowed. Ohio had passed a law several years prior to their marriage that made same sex marriage illegal. John lost a battle with ALS and Ohio would not allow Obergefell to be recognized as his legal spouse. Mr. Obergefell then took it to the the District courts of Kentucky, Tennessee, and Michigan to have…

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    Walters 101915 Same Sex Marriage Gives Equality Imagine not being able to marry the person whom you love. Those who wish to spend the rest of their lives together should have the opportunity to get married including those who are homosexual. Sames sex marriage has been a topic that has been discussed and argued in the United States since the 1960’s. Same sex marriage should be legal because it’s part of our civil rights, gay couples make good parents, and the banning of same sex marriage…

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    One of the biggest misconceptions about sex trafficking and prostitution is that it is a foreign problem, not a problem that happens in America. Because it is such a touchy subject, most people prefer to turn a blind eye and ignore the facts. Approximately one million children will run away from home or will be kicked out of their home each year. Not all of these children make it back home, with about one third being drawn into the glamorized lifestyle of prostitution (Sher, 13). The greater…

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    because that same-sex marriage has become legal nationwide in the U.S. On June 26, state-level bans of same-sex marriage were judged as violating the Equal Protection clauses of the Fourteenth Amendment of the U.S. Constitution by the United State Supreme Court. On the other words, same-sex couples got the legally protected right of getting married as well as what different-sex couples have in the U.S from that time on. Traditionally, marriage is a matter of couples with different sex, and only…

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    a State to recognize a same sex marriage licensed and performed in a state which does grant that right? The big, broadly stated issue is: Does the Constitution (and/or its Amendments) require States to treat same sex marriages on the same terms and conditions as marriages between persons of opposite sex? Facts of the case. His case concerned three fact scenarios with three different couples consolidated to answer the same legal issues. The first couple was a same sex male couple from Ohio who…

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