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    Every consumer wants to ensure they are buying products they can trust and fulfill its purpose. Often that is the case, but there are occasions when products are deemed unsafe to consumers, therefore, they are recalled. The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) is the agency “charged with protecting the public from unreasonable risks of injury or death associated with the use of thousands of types of consumer products under the agency’s jurisdiction” (Seaquist, 2012, p. 131). Many…

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    Law And Psychology

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    Final Paper The intersections of Law and Psychology are contingent on the methods and instruments used to exercise and understand the fields. Crime causation, risk factors, research methods, and legal and non-legal actors all play a key role in the success or failure of the legal systems. Through the use of Bruce Sales’ and Daniel Krauss’ book, “The Psychology of Law,” and classroom lecture by Professor Weiner, I have furthered my understanding of these critical components that affect outcomes…

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    that contributes under its oversight role of the constitutionality of laws, to determine the extent of the rights and freedoms to which Americans are entitled. So, do Supreme Court decisions truthfully have influence on society? Legal scholars say that courts have neither the “power of the purse nor of the sword.” Is it not likely precisely because the Court does not have those powers that his ultimate authority rests on trust of the society? Supreme Court decisions have significant impact on…

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    Appetite is meeting our repetitive needs, while reason is a tool to get what we want. To dominate, the slaves tends to look up on the nobles with jealousy due to, how big and tall,talented and successful they are. These slaves work together to impose laws which turn out to weaken the nobles. Hobbes perspective is preferable, because he talks about the characteristics of people. Although, we as human are full of all these traits, it’s still impossible to have no leader.…

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    strike among the workers. The workers demanded the employers for the fair wage, shorter work hours and safety working conditions. The codes of the order-in-council PC 1003 of union certification to recognize the union made the workers difficult to trust union as they were in the early stage of establishment. The unions faced difficulty in negotiating with the employers because it lacked the experience of negotiating. The employers took serious actions against the union for satisfying the demand…

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    Pleading not guilty by reason of insanity is essentially equivalent to pleading not guilty, diminished responsibility / capacity is however just the defendant pleading to a lesser crime, the fact they are mentally ill is used as a mitigating factor. The law presumes that every person has free will, is responsible for their actions and should therefore be punished in accordance with the seriousness of their crime. However, in many countries including England and Wales if someone is considered to…

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    considered as sexually mature, which is a time that is normal to have early marriages. They would have trouble marrying good men if they are ''too old'' in their community. I call this phenomenon “cultural misunderstanding”, which means people break the law by practicing their native customs due to the ignorance of conflicts between two cultures. Underage marriage is not the only category that belongs to cultural misunderstanding; it also frequently happens in other field…

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    Courtroom Movie Reflection

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    Film Reaction Paper: The Newsroom In 2012, creator Aaron Sorkin’s television series The Newsroom aired on HBO cable network. Actor Jeff Daniels portrays Will McAvoy, News Night’s anchor and managing editor, with impeccable style and realism. The newscast McAvoy and his staff produces is notorious for being soft news (Dominick 2013) but that is about to change. The pilot episode begins at a forum at Northwestern University. McAvoy consistently avoids questions of political party allegiance and…

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    Becoming A Paralegal

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    How to Become a Paralegal So you are interested in becoming a paralegal, excellent choice! To thrive in this business you most definitely must be a detail-oriented person with an interest in the law. You will be the liason between your attorney and the outside world so you must bring exceptional standards and ethics to the table. You will be responsible for essential day-to-day tasks, being responsible for strict deadlines, research, knowledge of the court systems, handling of confidential…

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    Americans are taught from an early age that everyone is born with certain unalienable rights. The right to life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness are characterized as legal truths that cannot be taken away or denied. However, one must wonder if the right to life coincides with the right to die. This is the very question that has sparked controversy all throughout the nation regarding physician-assisted suicide (PAS). To clarify, the right to die is a person’s decision to end their life with…

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