CHECK THESE SAMPLES OF E-law questions part 1
As a result, they do not concern themselves with questions of whether that law is just or unjust.... that judges and lawyers are charged with the responsibility of applying and interpreting the positive law and thus they are not concerned with questions of that which is just or unjust....
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This paper will tell about which basic agency law principle can be used by a good plaintiff's lawyer to achieve comparable results to ‘alter ego' judicial theories in most ‘pcv” situations and the only form of business organization that would be needed today and so on.... hellip; In a nutshell, in any case the agent makes a decision regarding the business they have assumed control of, the decision is deemed binding and the principal will be expected to comply with the agent's move....
8 Pages
(2000 words)
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The basic cloak of innocence is rendered to the defendant until he is proved guilty, by the Court, and this norm has been the bulwark of the tenets of UK criminal proceedings.... The onus of proving that defendant is guilty has to be evidentially substantiated by the prosecution and alleged non-innocence is only established upon the passing of the verdict and the establishment of guilt beyond 'reasonable doubt' (Lifchus 1997).
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Judicial decisions are based on cold logic and cogent thinking besides legal dexterity....
6 Pages
(1500 words)
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This emphasis on the part played by judicial discretion when courts have to decide open questions of law runs through positivistic jurisprudence from John Austin to H....
part II of the paper summarises the ideas of Hart.... part III provides an explanation of Dworkin's attack on legal positivism.... part IV then moves into an analysis of whether adopting a positivist outlook will make a difference as to how one views the process of adjudicating hard cases....
9 Pages
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One might say it is part of being in the middle of a war zone.... This is part of the soldier's job.... Despite that this is a part of the war, this could never be morally justified.... One must ask many questions, some of the question's one needs to ask to determine the morality of the War on Terrorism such as, how many lives were lost on September 11, 2001?... hellip; The author states that in discussing the factual questions relating to whether, or not the War on Terrorism is a morally correct war one would first determine the number of lives lost on September 11, 2001....
2 Pages
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Measuring and comparing these three reactions will help verifying Hess's Law which states that the enthalpy change for any reaction is… Reaction one involved dissolving of sodium hydroxide in water; Reaction 2 involved reaction between sodium hydroxide and dilute hydrochloric acid; reaction 3 involved reaction between sodium hydroxide and hydrochloric acid solution....
5 Pages
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Lab Report
The state is also free to make its own statutes regarding the innkeepers (that is by extension both motels and hotel) so as longer as they do not abridge federal… It is the innkeeper to receive guest and it's also his role to reject guest.... The innkeeper in exercises of the rules set on paper may deny the available accommodation to traveler under common law if it is provided for in their policies.
The Supreme Court is the highest As the final arbiter of the law, the other courts cannot thereby subvert but submit to its interpretation....
4 Pages
(1000 words)
Book Report/Review
These questions come from the “economic reality” test of whether or not a person has achieved employee status, and is based in such case law as Lee Ting Sang v Chung Chi-Keung [1990] IRLR 236.... … Question 1: Global PackagingWhile Aisha has spent her time with Global on fixed contracts, she has wandered dangerously close to acquiring what are known as “employment rights” with the company....
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