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The court ruled in favor of Perry and let him remain on death row until his mental competency could be restored without the aid of medication. While it is almost certain that Perry was mentally compromised when he committed the crime, since he did not plead insanity and did not receive a mitigated sentence because of it, I will assume the court was correct in treating as if he lost his competency while on death row. Therefore, while this solution preserves justice for Perry, what about the other…

defendants’ lives, am I arguing that their lives and survival are more valuable than Roger Whetmore’s life. I was inclined to follow the principles of the law, but the human side prevails in many times while thinking of these four defendants’ mental state at the time of the tragedy. I know that every person has fundamental rights, and no one should be sacrificed for any reason, but if I was really there in the cave with them, do I still do the right thing under those circumstances? Or I will…

Migration Agent (“RMA”) who has a client who they are assisting in the appeals process at the Administrative Appeals Tribunal in relation to PIC 4005. In conclusion, it has become apparent that as a result of the decision of the Federal Circuit Court in this case, a precedent has been set in that opinions of MOCs are not as binding as they were originally considered. That an opinion of any particular MOC can be challenged, if the opinion was not formed according to the law, or if it is…

| | | |No enquiry allowed into jury deliberations after verdict, even if juror | |Section 51 Criminal Justice & Public Order Act 1994 creates offence |alleges racial or any other type of bias or wrongdoing by the jury. | |to intimidate or threaten to harm a juror. |…

The court decided three stages of pregnancy that allowed for more authority over the procedure are the pregnancy progressed. “In the first trimester of pregnancy, the decision to have an abortion lies with the woman and her physician” (Hume). Only in this term, the women have the right and the state can’t make any laws denying it. “During the next six months of pregnancy, the court said that states may “regulate the abortion procedure in ways related…

The great privilege of United States of America is the people of the country have the right to equality. Clayborne Carson an author of the argumentative essay “Two Cheers for Brown vs. Board of Education”. Born in Buffalo, New York; he is an educated scholar who specializes in African American and civil rights history. Carson’s essay is summarizes how Brown affected the outcome of desegregation in public schools. Brown is a Supreme Court decision that ruled public schools to allow African…

“All men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty, and the pursuit of Happiness” (The Declaration of Independence). This quote from the United States Declaration of Independence recognizes that every human being has the right to live, be free, and search for happiness. Over one million American babies are denied these basic rights every year due to abortion (“Abortions in America”). Abortion is murder, and…

The U.S. Supreme Court decision reached in Brown v. Board of Education of Topeka (1954) unleashed a process of public school desegregation that attempted to end the “separate but equal” doctrine of Plessy v. Ferguson (1896). However, large-scale desegregation did not occur before the mid-1960s, and some resistant school systems did not start implementing credible desegregation plans until the early-1970s. In North Carolina, Robeson County School System and Greensboro City School System…

In 1973 a supreme court case came about known as “Roe v. Wade”, making abortion legal (“History of Abortion”). After the case there were decreases in pregnancy related injuries and deaths. Jane Roe was the woman that stood for all the women who wanted to get an abortion legally without interference. She was twenty-one years old and pregnant. Henry Wade was the Texas attorney who defended the law to make abortions illegal (“Roe v. Wade”). The Supreme Court ruled that Americans had the…

protected class, one performed their occupation in a satisfactory manner, one suffered an adverse action, and other members outside of their class were treated differently. Id. Based on the facts in this case, it is clear that this court should affirm…