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    Effects Of Mismatching

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    at math” (Felton par.20), failure and success are not assigned to an individual group of people. AA is still a very much needed program no matter what people say, at least until our nation as a whole becomes more colorblind in its actions. Lempert claims, “we do not think the discrimination involved creates an intolerably evil world” (Lempert pg.88), yet such discrimination against AA threatens the progress of our…

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    Paradoxes Of Gender

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    legislation was not benefitting them as intended because overall, they would each be paid less overall due to the decrease in working hours. The case was brought to the Supreme Court by Children’s Hospital and a female employee hoping to stop the enforcement of the act by Jesse C. Adkins and the wage board. The Supreme Court ruled…

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    of abortion always has and always will be a controversial subject. The controversy has been seen much further in history then the well know court case Roe v. Wade. It is well known by many people the importance of the topic. However, this paper is meant to inform those who do not know the importance of Abortion. I will use factual evidence to support my claims on the topic. I will do this while keeping my personal feelings on the subject aside. Doing this will allow for an understanding of both…

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    Abortion Is Wrong

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    So basically Foster is stating that if a woman gets pregnant, she is completely entitled to the “right” of killing an innocent being. Wrong. This incident occurs many of times within the United States and should be presented as an act of violence rather than a “right.” It would be as if someone walking down the street and shooting a newborn child, just because. The shooter within this incident would have consequences to pay, and so should any…

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    John Wayne Gacy Case

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    Construction employee John Szyc, 20-year-old Jon Prestidge. John Wayne Gacy conducted a majority of his 1977 killings during the later half of the year, including the murders of 19-year-old Matthew Bowman, 18-year-old Robert Gilroy, 19-year-old United States Marine John Mowery, 21-year-old Minneapolis architecture student Russell Nelson, 16-year-old Robert Winch from Michigan, 20-year-old Tommy Boling, and 19-year-old David Talsma. There were two murders with unidentified victims that took place…

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    The Federal Court System

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    Federal Court system is primarily composed of three high power jurisdictions that operate much differently than that of the state courts. Federal Courts consist of federal district courts, United States courts of appeal, and the Supreme Court of the United States; however, these courts have limitations in cases that solely focus on the Constitution and federal law. Federal district courts are considered general trial courts that consist of over six hundred and seventy-five district court judges…

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    Married United States active duty military service members were preparing for the arrival of their first child. Mrs. Romero received prenatal medical care from government medical employees at the United States Naval Hospital at Camp Pendleton, California. The couple alleged that the doctors failed to implement a medical treatment plan that was made necessary by Mrs. Romero incompetent cervix This resulted in the couple baby son Joshua's premature birth. Baby Joshua parents alleged that…

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    In early June 2010, a Border Patrol for the United States by the name of. Jesus Mesa Jr, while standing on US soil, fatally shot a 15 year old minor that was on Mexican soil. The Hernandez v. Mesa case was argued during October in 2016 at the Supreme Court on the argument if Mexican Nations had a right to legally charge a United States officer under the pretenses of the Rights contained in the U.S. Constitution. The 15 year old’s name was Sergio Hernandez, and he was hanging around with his…

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    were brought forth to the United States Supreme Court for violating the Clean Water Act. Rapanos backfilled three wetlands he owned without a permit. Environmental law became extremely important in this case because due to common law, there were a couple of different interpretations of this situation. Army Corps of Engineers and Riverside Bayview Homes were two different cases that held different precedents regarding what was considered the waters of the United States, which in turn, caused…

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    Myriad Genetics, Inc. was brought to the United States Supreme Court on November 30, 2012 where they agreed to hear the plaintiffs’ appeal. On June 13, 2013, the decision of the United States Supreme Court was delivered, ruling in favor of the Association for Molecular Pathology, thus deeming the BRCA1 and BRCA2 sequences patent-ineligible. This decision was justified by the Supreme Court, stating that a naturally occurring DNA segment is a product of nature and…

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