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Civil Disobedience: Struggling to Join Law and Conscience Law Article
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This struggle may be a moral one, or it may be a physical one, or it may be both moral and physical; but it must be a struggle. Power concedes nothing without a demand. It never did and it never will.” (Douglass). These words are most applicable in the case of Civil Disobedience where we see an active or voluntary rejection to obey certain laws demand, orders, etc.
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The Variety of Evils in Corporation Law Case Study
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The author takes his audience through the beginning of the corporation in form, as well as its legal status. The author then provides terrible tales, which indicate the variety of evils that the corporation has committed on this earth. These evils vary from low income in the third world, oppressing the masses, environmental damage.
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Arrestees DNA Sample and the Fourth Amendment Law Case Study
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In-State v. Martin, 184 Vt. at 27 (2008), the Supreme Court of Vermont held that the DNA sampling is constitutional and accepted the four special needs put forth by the state, namely, prevent criminality; precise identification of those responsible; segregate the innocent suspects; and aid in identifying missing persons.
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The Effect of Defendants Socioeconomic Status Law Case Study
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T-Test was performed to determine any significant difference between the two groups in terms of how responsible the defendant was for the crime and how long a sentence the participants thought he should receive. Probability greater than 0.05 shows there is a chance of more than 5% for the mean of the study group to fall into a null hypothesis.
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How Levels of Fraud within Local Authorities Could Be Measured Law Coursework
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Generally speaking, the core elements that any successful anti-fraud program should feature include: generating and sustaining a culture of honesty; appraising the risks of fraud and implementing processes, controls, and procedures required to mitigate the risks; and, instituting suitable oversight process.
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The Responsive Regulation Model Law Case Study
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The responsive regulation model was first established by Ian Ayres and John Braithwaite in their work “Responsive Regulation” in 1992. The regulation strategy is applicable in many areas such as environmental regulations, political regulations, and tax regulations. It is also applicable to other regulations and policies such as trading regulations.
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The Standards of Fair Play in Trial Law Term Paper
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The Times Law Report reported the facts of the case as follows: “On November 2, 1952, Christopher Craig, aged 16, armed with a knife, a revolver and ammunition, and Bentley, aged 19, who had a knife and a knuckle-duster, went on a warehouse-breaking expedition. At about 9.15 pm they were observed climbing into warehouse premises in Croydon.
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Crime Trends in Arizona Law Assignment
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Situational crime theories may serve to explain the proliferation of crime. There has however been a decline in crime rates in recent years, but this may not be significant because the same phenomenon is also replicated across the country. Juvenile crime rates in Arizona have however declined more than the rest of the nation.
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Child Crime and Mistakes in the UK Law Term Paper
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Imprisonment may not be the best approach to the concept of child crime. This is because as a society, we want our children to be safe. We also wish to see our children being safe and protected. It is the wish of every parent to see his/her children achieve their dreams as they establish other targets.
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The Number of Violent Crime and Burglaries in the UK Law Term Paper
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Based on the latest criminal report in England and Wales (2007/2008), the overall British Crime Survey (BCS) reported crime has significantly decreased since 1996. Even though the number of domestic burglaries and personal theft remained stable, the total reported criminal cases related to domestic, stranger and acquaintance violence.
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British Crime Survey: Unreported Criminal Activities Law Assignment
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In this new era, number of unreported crimes is rising at a drastic rate. All crimes, which are happening in our society, are not reported or recorded by the police and these types of crimes are termed by criminologists and sociologists as the Dark Figure of Crime. The British Crime Survey (BCS) provides an insight to this huge amount of unreported crimes.
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Left and Right Marker Error by a Reporting Radiographer: Whose Legal Responsibility Law Case Study
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Not all errors are negligent in medicine because doctors are expected to make mistakes during the course of their careers. While malpractice suits attach liability when doctors depart from the ordinary level of care expected of their peers, exactly how juries evaluate manifest errors remains unclear. 
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The Employment Tribunal System Law PowerPoint Presentation
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  The Employment Tribunal System, with all its shortcomings, has done yeoman service to the cause of workers. For the grievance concerning a single employee, the possibility of entire workforce of an establishment going on a strike was commonplace. When such strikes happen in large organizations, productivity will suffer and the common man will be put to lots of inconveniences.
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Berkoff v Burchill - Defining the Scope of Defamatory Statement Law Case Study
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Defendants Julie Burchill and Times Newspapers Ltd. brought this appeal before the Court. The respondent of the appeal is Steven Berkoff. The original action for damages for libel, in this case, was brought by Steven Berkoff, an actor, director, and writer who is well known for his work on stage, screen and television against defendants Julie Burchill, journalist and writer.
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The Case of John White Shooting Daniel Cicciaro, Jr Law Case Study
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Cases related to racial discrimination has now become a major problem globally. Various kinds of discrimination can be noticed in places of work, the court of appeals and sports among others. Discrimination is majorly based on sex, social class, skin color and level of education. On the theme of African-Americans, most incidences have come up between the two creating gaps between them.
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The Rules Governing the Insanity Defense Law Coursework
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Various changes have taken place in English Law with reference to insanity liability. The first change is the expertise in psychiatric health that has led to an improvement in treatment modalities for clients suffering from mental illnesses. This has led to the inculcation of the equal protection clause and due process in the treatment of the defendant.
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Tracing Rules at Law and in Equity Law Case Study
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Lord Millet held that there was no need of having different rules in equity and at common law and that although the rules are different, the court should not create further differences in the two regimes. However, I do hold that comparing the two systems, a clear difference must be seen since the two concentrates on different issues.
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Family Law Case of Lauren and Paul Law Case Study
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The Act protects Lauren and the children and ensures that they are able to go back to their previous living arrangements. The Act thus works to protect not just the interest of the bread earner but also the victims of domestic violence and can be used to alleviate the situation and especially protect the interests of the vulnerable members.
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Practice of Legal Skills Law Assignment
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Matt worked in the Waterloo branch of Big Bank Plc. In June 2013, Matt revealed the security codes of the main safes in the bank to a group of bodybuilders he knew at his local gym. The next day, while Matt was at work, the bodybuilders proceeded to rob the bank. At the time of the robbery, Matt pretended to be an innocent victim.
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Affirmative Action in the US Law Research Paper
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There is never a perfect solution to any problem. Solutions are always optimal. When certain measures are taken to eradicate a certain evil from society, some consequences are bound to take place that may not be pleasing for certain members of society. However, the imperfection of a solution does not render it incorrect.
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Criminal Liability Case Law Case Study
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Generally speaking, the death occurred in a manner that both of the parties would have reasonably prevented. The mother would have been more watchful of the son whilst Brian, on noticing the risk would have raised a warning. Brian was thus careless on the matter and would have had some prior precautions.
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Harts Viewpoint Regarding the Legitimacy of a Person's Freedom Law Case Study
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In general, Hart would conclude that Arthur acted in what he believed a moral fashion by breaking a law while the judge, jury and executioner acted immorally by upholding that law.  At least, that is the case if Arthur’s aim of civil disobedience was to change the law instead of just trying to circumvent it.
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The Use of Lurking Doubt Test Law Research Paper
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The lurking doubt test is still an applicable test in appeals, and should not be abolished since it avoids a miscarriage of justice. Criminal Law tenets indicate that each member of the appellate court has the jurisdiction to decide the fate of the appellant in the case, an issue that gives rise to the lurking doubt test.
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Problems in Maritime and Shipping Laws Law Assignment
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Given a choice, the ship-owner would rather flag in his own country, provided that such a move would not occasion unnecessary litigations in courts. In other words, the best choice to the flag is through open registry system, either through a bareboat charter or any other option that is friendly to the investor.
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Code of Banking Practice Law Case Study
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The idea of maintaining confidence and trustworthiness in banks is imperative for the maintenance and protection of customers’ secrets. Specifically, confidentiality is groups of promises or rules that either limit access or impose restrictions on certain categories of information. It is thus a foundation stone of the bank-customer relations.
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Theoretical Criminological Explanation of Teen Shooting Law Case Study
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 In the words of Assistant Chief Constable, Patricia Gallan, “It’s now a matter for the courts and we will await the outcome of future trials.”(Associated Press, 2008). The anonymity and privacy of the teenager convicted in the shooting, as well as other teens who assisted him, is being preserved and after the recent hearings, they were remanded into custody.
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Definition and Meaning of Workplace Safety Law Research Paper
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 Workplace safety generally refers to the protection of employees while they are on job. Workplace safety has been one of the major concerns for employees, as well as for managers. Almost every country has made significant laws to improve and ensure workplace safety because of increased concerns of media personnel, employees, and public about this issue. 
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Importance of the EU Citizenship Law Law Research Paper
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In general, Larkins (2011) argued that despite the largely free movement of EU citizens within the jurisdiction of the supranational body, member states have established transitional regimes, which enable their citizens to enjoy limited access to employment opportunities in other foreign states under EU.
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Legal and Ethical Issues in Archaeological Excavation and Their Relation to the Art Market Law Research Paper
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Ethics and laws are applicable in various archaeological practices such as sourcing of materials, conservation and restoration, intellectual property, the behaviour of art-market organizations, collecting and ownership of the art. The provenance issues include the ethics of illicit archaeological excavation and the export of antiquities.
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The Statutory Provisions in the Land Registration Act Law Case Study
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The drafting of the LRA 2002 retains some of the core provisions of the 1925 Land Registration Act, which effectively creates a dual system of protection of overriding interests. The reality of the LRA provisions highlights a missed opportunity in relation to addressing the “crack in the mirror” caused by overriding interests in registered land.
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Natural Law Jurisprudence Law Term Paper
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In ethics, it consists of practical universal judgments which man himself elicits. (source: Black's Law Dictionary, Sixth Edition ). It is based on the principle that ‘ lex jnjusta non est lex’ - ‘law which is not moral is not law at all ’. The term ‘ Jurisprudence’ is derived from the Latin term ‘ juris prudentia’, which means "the study, knowledge, or science of law".
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The Abortion in the UK Law Essay
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In recent years, abortion politic issue is on the top agenda between the lawmakers in the United Kingdom, which as a result pressed the Conservative to put them involved over the issue. Though there is a law that legalized, once the Health Minister in the country, during the Liam Fox, in 2001, had called for alternatives to abortion legalization in the UK, if it cannot entirely be abolished.
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What Are the Prospects for the Death Penalty in the US Regarding Two-Thirds of Americans Support It Law Term Paper
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The death penalty is a controversial legal issue in the USA that has existed for decades. The society members have different perspectives over the issue, but the majority based on research still support it. The U.S constitution and federal government support capital punishment, but leaves complete autonomy for individual states to practice or not.
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Lawsuits in the USA Law Case Study
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Businesses, hospitals, physicians, homeowners, etc., all find themselves under an umbrella of fear wondering when and if they will be taken to court even though they have not been negligent or complicit in causing harm to anyone. Small businesses are the most vulnerable. They are the most susceptible to frivolous lawsuits.
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The Most Instrumental Amendment in the Bill of Rights Law Term Paper
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The First Amendment effectively guarantees free speech, freedom of the press and religion. Freedom of the press is an extension to the freedom of speech concept.  A free press is essential to the idea of democracy and has been accurately described as the ‘Fourth Estate’ of government.  As the three branches of government act to check and balance each other, the press watches over them all.
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American Government and Immigration Policy Law Term Paper
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A nation without borders is not a nation and this country has been losing control of the borders for many decades, losing prosperity, security, and autonomy along with them. One of the most important issues of the White House and Congress should be securing the borders, but homeland security is all but non-existent. 
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Intellectual Property Law Assignment
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The author states that the intellectual system tries to promote a situation in which originality and improvement succeed within a given society by uncovering the actual position between innovators’ interests and the general public concern. However, there have been debates on the issues of intellectual property based on technological ethical issues.
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Comparison of Texas and Nevada Court Structure Law Coursework
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There are 14 Courts of Appeal in Texas, with 80 Justices. The role of these courts is to provide hearing based on inter-mediate appeals related to criminal and civil cases. Approximately 95% of appeal cases usually end at this point owing to the fact the Supreme Court and the Courts of Criminal Appeals tend to determine the specific cases they handle.
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The Issue of Child Soldiers Law Term Paper
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Child soldiers are not part of mainly the official armies of nations but are rather recruited on a regular basis by armed political groups who need fresh blood and energetic individuals at a very rapid rate. The numbers of recruits are in tens and thousands and their recruitments are both legal and forcible. As a part of their training, these poor recruits are subject to all kinds of non-ethical behaviors.
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Criminal Convictions Among Children and Young Adults Law Research Paper
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This discussion talks that the drop in figures is in a large measure due to changes in laws and rules governing incarceration of children and young adults. Community sentences have replaced jail terms and the approach to the conviction of children and young adults is tied up with their rehabilitation and welfare in the long run.
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Should Juveniles Who Commit Murder Be Tried as Adults Law Research Paper
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The author states that gun violence, sexual offense, cyber crimes etc are some of the major criminal activities done by the juveniles. Lack of parental control, drug and alcohol addiction, the influence of media etc are some of the major reasons for the increasing juvenile crimes cited by the sociologists.
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Ethical Framework For Persuasive Technologies Law Research Paper
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The people who could not have enough money to buy their way out of punishment, unsympathetic penalties comprised several forms of corporal punishment. Such included whipping, mutilation, execution, as well as branding. The main mode of state-administered punishment for the duration of the ancient times and the middle ages was defined as an exile.
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Analysis of Violent Crime Law Assignment
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The society is often the main stakeholder in matters concerning violent crime because it is finding out the causes and solutions for this form of crime, which makes communities within which people live peaceful and secure. Law enforcement agencies have been put in place to ensure that violent crime is either reduced significantly.
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Bioterrorist Attacks Law Assignment
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World Health Organization had issue warnings about the spread rate of the diseases that had not yet confirmed if they were caused naturally or through bioterrorist attacks. The public health officials decided to ration medication. The distribution of medications and vaccines were needed in urgency, but they were not adequate for all cases.
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Racial Discrimination Law Essay
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The underserved outcome relates to unfairness. Achieving a fair society is a collective measure that requires everyone’s responsibility. Social justice denotes the essence of applying for a regulative order. This way, it is easy to counter the negative consequences of injustice and racial discrimination. 
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The Law of Gender Equality in European Countries Law Essay
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The author states that the existing laws guarantee the rights of gender equality for women in all European Union countries since 1957. But there are reports that the implementation of these laws has not been fully operational in many establishments in EU. Several studies point to the gap in equality of pay that needs to be reviewed in this topic.
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The Allegation of Discrimination of Amtrak Law Research Paper
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This research will begin with the statement that the National Railroad Passenger Corporation, commonly known as Amtrak, is a railroad service for city railroad service across the USA. Since being formed in the 1970’s Amtrak has a long record of alleged discrimination. The accused and proven discrimination includes gender, age, and race complaints.
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The Criminal Justice System Has Many Flaws that Need to Be Apprehended Right away Law Research Paper
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The art of conviction in any country is no doubt complicated, time-consuming, and can be improper.  The possibility of wrongful convictions is quite prevalent since the nature of it is so sophisticated. The criminal justice system has many flaws that need to be apprehended right away, for the sake of innocence and justice.
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John Joseph Gotti Jr.: An Organized Crime Figure Law Research Paper
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The author explains that Gotti’s first job was as an errand boy for an underground club managed by Carmine Fatico, the captain of the largest organized crime family in New York. The latter was the capo of the Gambino family and through this interaction with Fatico, Gotti quickly became more absorbed in criminal activities.
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Ex Parte Endo Law Research Paper
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The researcher states that the Supreme Court in their decision ruled that; despite the fact that the government of the U.S. had the rights to eliminate the Japanese ancestry out of the west coast during the Second World War, they had no right to continue detaining a citizen whom the government conceded devoted to the United States.
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