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    Civil Liberties are laws that protect the citizens from the unjust government interference. In the United States, Civil Liberties are and were not freely granted, they are fought for and won in the Supreme Court. They determine the constitutionality of the laws passed by the state and the Federal government, a power they granted themselves with Marbury v. Madison. Through jurisprudence Americans have become more free. A significant case that has drastically effected our society is Griswold v.…

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    Justice In The Crucible

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    served in court of law, the terms justice and law must be defined first. Justice is broadly getting and knowing what is just based on moral concepts such as law, equity, ethics, rationality, religion,…

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    I believe my work experience merits a proficiency level of “5” as predicated on the following positions as trial counsel (prosecutor) and Deputy Staff Judge Advocate (senior prosecutor). -------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1. Title of position held: Trial Counsel (Prosecutor) as the Chief of Military Justice at both Soesterberg AB, The Netherlands and Moody AFB, GA. 2. Exact or approximate dates I held the position: April 1992 to June 1994 (26…

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    Legal Aspects Of Polygamy

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    However, in states like Utah and Colorado, where polygamy tends to happen more, the laws are stretched a bit and it isn’t so strict there. Utah has the highest number of Mormons and this correlates to the loose interpretation of polygamy laws in the state (Olaveson). Mormons are a religious group that practices polygamy and they believe that it is their religious process to do so. Recently, laws concerning anti-polygamy in Utah have been revised because of one specific court case that came…

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    Law reform is the act of altering laws to better suit the importance of social values. Laws constantly need to be modified to suit the needs of the society, they cannot remain static. An essential feature of the legal system is to adapt and solve uprising problems. The reforming of law is needed for it to remain relevant and have the support of the general public. Some issues that the Australian legal system has to take into account are; to promote equality, resolve issues, balancing the…

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    Justice Samuel Alito

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    way the Justices see the world and for that matter, law differently then the other. Those who are…

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    Anti Bullying In Schools

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    the Matt Epling Safe School Law, required that every school district develop a policy to address bullying within the school. The law states that schools must ensure bullying is prohibited and have safeguards in place to protect against false reports, as well as the person doing the reporting. The policy must also have appropriate people identified to implement and monitor the procedures, as well as investigate and report (Matt Epling Safe School Law, 2011/2014). The law has very little reach…

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    Same-sex marriage is one of the most controversial yet sensitive topics that have been discussed around the world. Politicians often hold debates on this subject trying to decide whether it should be legal for same sexes to be married. It is often viewed as being wrong by religious people because marriage is portrayed as a woman and man uniting, not woman to woman or man to man. Although there are many people say that banning same-sex marriage is an act of discrimination against homosexual…

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    Goetz, Penal Law Section 35.15 sets forth the principles under which a person may use force. Section 35.15(1) of the Penal Law establishes “A person may use physical force upon another person when and to the extent he reasonably believes such to be necessary to defend himself or a third person from what he reasonably believes…

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    Someone caught committing the crime of sodomy in 1961 lost his right to vote in every state in the country and was considered depraved. Today, the law against sodomy is defunct, and the idea of barring someone from voting because of his sexual orientation could never become more than that—an idea. This progress did not happen overnight. Change came through…

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