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    Fittl Case Summary

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    claimed that he was sold an ungradable sports card by Mark. Mark claimed that Fitl did not inform him of this defect on time due to which he was not liable for any damages faced by him. Court decided in favor of Fitl and awarded him $17, 750. When Stark made an appeal in another court, this decision was maintained in favor of Fitl. In this case study, focus is towards written agreement and its accountability. In case there was a written agreement between two parties regarding grace period within…

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    Case Study: Millersburg

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    previously pleaded guilty in Holmes County Common Pleas Court to failure to register. Salkeld was designated a sexually oriented offender, subjecting him to 10 years of registration as such, following a 2006 conviction for gross sexual imposition in Stark County Family Court. He was sentenced to three years of community control service, to include six months of electronically monitored house arrest. “There has to be some consequence for doing this,” said Judge Robert Rinfret. Since reentering…

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    modern society, culture, race, and religion share one commonality. That commonality is laws. Laws are one of the most foundational pieces of a society. They serve to maintain the balance of order and security, and to prevent total disillusion and anarchy. Laws are made to establish what is acceptable and what is wrong. When laws are broken, there comes consequences. While every society develops and establishes laws, the consequences do vary based on cultures. Two crimes will be analyzed rape and…

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    Culpability Essay

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    specific damages. Where judgments are concerned, Culpability judgments involve creating a connection between a defendant and the injury or wrongdoing. In the absence of a connection, a party cannot be culpable, and such a message would be defamatory (Stark, 2016). This chapter seeks to highlight and discuss the various forms of culpability. General Intent This classification is utilized where an individual intended to perform an illegal act, which results in an unwanted outcome. It is critical…

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    value of the differences between the original text presented regarding the Arizona Constitution and the relevant provision which states simply that “the people have the power to propose laws and amendments to the constitution through the process of initiative and referendum,” the main revisions which offer stark contrasts to the original version as presented by Justice Ginsburg are the omissions of the “coordinate nature” language regarding the electorate of Arizona and the placement of the…

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    through an examination of important moments in legal history. Both the historical foundations and New Zealand’s adoption of the common law derive from key moments in history. Additionally precedent setting cases in common law have significantly developed New Zealand’s legal structure. While historic moments in New Zealand history…

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    That is when Congress decided to stepped in and removed much of that discretionary power after they began to pass law after law imposing mandatory minimum sentences. Congresses “tough on crime” stance, made it so the courts had no choice but to hand down long, arbitrary lengths of imprisonment. Vanita Gupta (Center for Justice) composed a piece in 2011 titled “Criminal…

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    While the inception of modern public international law heralded a revolutionary shift in law governing relations, the accountability of States, individuals and actors who engage in unlawful international conduct has often been alibied by a horizontal system of law which is unable to enforce consent to cooperate with treaties and charters. Unlike domestic law, which embodies an enforceable judiciary, legislature and executive, International law has no agency or organisation capable of mandatorily…

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    In Ancient Law, Sir Henry Maine explores the development of law and social structures while simultaneously examining historical findings and their implications. His famous claim, “the movement of the progressive societies has hitherto been a movement from Status to Contract” (Ancient Law, final sentence of Chapter 5), posits the stark contrast between law in the archaic world, which is based off “status” and law in modern world whose epicenter is “contract.” These differences aided in explaining…

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    which they are undergoing, which has the potential to cause them to make false admissions or to breach their own rights, such as the right to silence or to prevent self-incrimination. This potentially leads to a power imbalance between them and any law enforcement officer that may be involved (Boersig 2012, p.255). Thus, the legislation states that a statement can only be admissible in the presence of a responsible adult (Boersig, 2012, p.255). Within the criminal justice system, the principles…

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