Strict scrutiny

Each year hundreds of thousands of fans come to tailgate and support their former or favorite colleges, earning millions for schools and companies that sponsor them. It is illegal for athletes to receive any form of payment even though we are the ones that bring in the revenue. Being a division one athlete is not as good as it seems, because the NCAA and its schools do not pay it’s student athletes. The dedication, hard work, and sacrifices of student athletes are taken advantage of. Any top…

students that sued were denied their claim. The students attempted to appeal the court’s decision however each time the court stated that the University of Texas had an obligation to maintain their affirmative action plan although they did recommend strict…

Article three created the powers of the Supreme Court, “"The judicial Power of the United States, shall be vested in one supreme Court, and in such inferior Courts as the Congress may from time to time ordain and establish." (About the Supreme Court). Not only, is the Supreme Court the only court power to be outlined in the constitution, but it is also the most powerful court in America. Through the powers outlined in the constitution, the court has ruled on cases since the beginning of the…

Au-Yong pointed out that the proposed laws such as the bill have more muscle due to the fact that if the harasser does not comply with the protection order, he could face a fine and go to jail. (Au Yong, 2014) This reflects the overwhelming need for strict legislation to combat virtual harassment. Therefore, far-reaching reforms are needed to tackle the pervasive problem of cyber…

certain types of fighting words naming racial, gender and religious discrimination. Under the First Amendment, the state is not permissible to regulate categories of unprotect speech on the bias of content and Minnesota’s statute failed to meet the strict scrutiny. Therefore, the assertion in the statement accusing that the First Amendment put listeners under psychological harm…

In Fisher v. University of Texas at Austin (“Fisher II”), the United States Supreme Court will decide the constitutionality of the University of Texas’s (“University”) affirmative action policy, and the impact of the Court’s decision is being widely debated. Some commentators fear that the Court is poised to end affirmative action altogether, thus causing reduction in the number of minorities who are admitted to universities across the country. Such concerns are overstated. A careful analysis…

Today industry in the United States is adherent to a sizeable quantity of complex regulation (“Our Mission and What We Do”). Industrial regulation in America is endorsed by few, despised by many, but misunderstood by most. Those in support of the strict scrutiny that America imposes on her industry understand the consequences of not doing so to be much more repugnant than the mounds of legal paperwork and slightly decreased profits that regulation can generate. A substantial amount of industrial…

Deemed one of the most renowned poets of the twentieth century, Yehuda Amichai was well known and celebrated for the controversial topics and issues regarding religion and corruption discussed in the majority of his poems. Amichai, was raised in a strict Orthodox Jewish family, his cultural background served as inspiration in poems such as, but not limited to: “For My Birthday,” “Jerusalem Is Full of Used Jews,” and “When I Was Young, the Whole Country Was Young.” Amichai was keen on using…

the limelight. However, for all its successes, it certainly has some downsides. In order to understand the film’s successes and failures, one must explored the most important focal points of The Deer Hunter, and examine said points with the utmost scrutiny. The Deer Hunter has a very focused narrative in terms of its sparing usage of the Vietnam setting. The film primarily documents the lives of small town Pennsylvanians Michael (Robert De…

The thoughtful speaker in “Analysis of a Situation” also looks back over her past life and relates a pervasive sense of anxiety to fears about weakened creativity as she says: “There was a point everything went wrong/ A word, an act, some insufficiency./ And ever since that time the gift of song/ has come with more and more anxiety” ( 264 ). In these deleted poems she expresses anxiety about her role as a poet and tries to gain a sense of renewed continuity with the acclaimed youth and with the…