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    of millennium on September 17th, 1998 a man named John Lawrence was arrested for a Texas state statute class C misdemeanor, Penal Code of Texas Chapter 21 Section 06. “engages in deviate sexual intercourse with another individual of the opposite sex.”. Lawrence was the age of fifty five years old an worked in the medical field of being a technologist, who was also an actively gay man. In his residence that was just right outside the city of Houston, TX he had two guests over that evening who…

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    Being Gay Research Paper

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    a person can try to push off accusations of bigotry , intolerance , etc. because it’s just a matter of credible observation as to what is and it's not a proper part of the natural order. In real life, claims about the natural order or the natural law only end up being masked for religious, political, or social prejudices. A common and simple meaning is that heterosexual relationships are “natural” because it is what we find in nature, whereas we don’t find homosexual relationships. The last…

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    commercial sex is considered immoral and for this reason it has been made illegal, but it is crucial to acknowledge that this type of regulation brings many downfalls, and the legalization of prostitution does indeed come with many benefits, enough to outweigh all of society’s disapproval. Legalizing prostitution means fewer sexually transmitted diseases, saving important police resources, and most importantly protecting sex workers from violence. The act of legalizing prostitution will make sex…

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    Religion stands on both sides of the issue, forcing the church to reexamine their views on sexuality, marriage, and LGBT acceptance. Rivals of same-sex unions have claims that this restricts their religious freedoms. Religion has been the strongest adversaries of homosexuality and gay marriage. They quote the Bible and its deciphered understanding that sex can just happen between a man and woman in a committed marriage and that anything else is thought to be sin according to god. Individuals…

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    and equality. Many citizens through history have emphasized that laws or rules are unnecessary or should not be in place due to less freedom. Peaceful resistance is the best and most constructive way to express your view by opposing a law one considers unjust and peacefully disobeying it while accepting the consequences. The Bill of Rights protects citizens and allows them to peacefully resist. Peaceful resistance to laws and non-laws positively impacts a free society because it allows people to…

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    unconstitutional. The court involved Richard Loving and his black partner. After the two were married in the District of Columbia, they returned to living in Virginia. The couple was sentenced to a year in jail for the violation of Virginia’s interracial marriage laws. The court decision forever shifted the public opinions regarding the marriage between two different ethnics. Today, almost all Americans support interracial marriage. Just five decades later, the balance has totally been flipped.…

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    Law and Order Research Project: Victorian Parliament Topic of choice: Same sex adoption What is a representative government. Why is it so important in a democracy. A representative government is a political group, person or party that the public appoints to power, who are responsible for expressing their interests and opinions on national matters. They oversee the expenditure of public money and actions of the government. The big advantage of a representative government is it allows the…

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    Sexual Assault Case Study

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    is less practiced in some parts of Africa? Can it be that the government does not pay attention to sexual assault in African? According to the Duke News letter, you get the impression that sexual assault is very common in the US and the law sanctions crimes of sex abused seriously. There could be a possibility that there are some exaggerations. On the other hand, those who pay little attention to sexual assault, are they conscious of the physical health/ psychological effect of sexual assault on…

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    PROSTITUTION Prostitute is a person who allows her body to be used for sexual activities for payment. So, prostitution is sale of sexual services like oral sex or sexual intercourse for compensation. It is one of the oldest professions of the world and has been there since time immemorial. In ancient India prostitutes were referred as Devdasis, who originally were celibate dancing girls used in temple ceremonies and for entertainment of upper class. Devadasi literally means God’s female servant…

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    However, ethics and law are two different issues; an ethical violation may or may not be intentional and it is not law, whereas, a law violation is the willful disregard of a written code, be it federal, state, or municipal. First, ethics has to do with the morals, values, beliefs and the Borgata culture. The implication is…

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