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The US Bill of Rights Law Essay
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The US Supreme Court is empowered to nullify any legislation that is in violation of the Bill of Rights or that attempts to intervene with it. This proviso applied even to legislation that had been passed by Congress, in accordance with the prescribed procedure and had also been approved by the President of the United States.
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International Court of Justice Law Report
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“The Court has had its seat in the Peace Palace in The Hague (Netherlands) since 1946. Its predecessor, the Permanent Court of International Justice, occupied from 1922 the same premises, made available to it by the Carnegie Foundation, which owns and administers the Peace Palace.”(International Court of Justice)
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International Law: Georgia, South Ossetia and Abkhazia Law Essay
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In August 2008, as Russian tanks rolled into Georgia, many people in the world heard for the first time the names of two breakaway enclaves called South Ossetia and Abkhazia. These remote and impoverished parts of Georgia have had a long and conflicted history, in some ways similar to their Caucasian neighbors and in some ways different.
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Business and Corporate Law: St. Ronans Ales Ltd Law Case Study
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The modifications permit an action to succeed in the absence of proof of fraud on the part of the directors and the action can proceed even if the conduct began prior to the current member obtaining shares in the company. In all the circumstances Wally can bring a derivative action against the directors.
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School Prayer and the First Amendment Law Coursework
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For while the amendment itself simply states the prohibition on the part of the state to enact laws or legislation that will establish a religion, Jefferson’s separation seemed to be a far more complex idea. Whether the Supreme Court finally comprehends Jefferson’s perspective in its decisions will remain to be seen.
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Commercial Law, the Sale of Goods Act 1979 Law Assignment
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With regard to the proceeds of the sale of microwave (in the event that Micro-Maker has not yet been paid by Lacey), Micro-Maker will have rights to the proceeds under a registrable charge only if registered. Even if this charge is registered, the claim in respect of the proceeds will not be as a priority creditor.
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The Impact of the McPherson Document on the Policing of Ethnic Minorities Law Case Study
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 It is the most despicable practice that violates human rights and promotes a deliberate sense of inequality and fear among the minority ethnic group who are designated by their color of skin. There is an urgent need to address this issue. McPherson's report conducted an in-depth inquiry into the murder of Stephen Lawrence and found that racism had remained an integral part of official machinery.
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A US Event and the Impact on US Transportation Law Essay
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There has also been immense effort to safeguard the transportation systems of the country and this is in the wake of the 9/11 multiple terrorist attacks that stands testimony to the vulnerability of US transportation. The main challenge for these measures is to balance the expenses, profits, performance, and timeliness while ensuring safety from terrorist attacks.
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European Union Labour Laws Law Coursework
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The 1997 Posted Workers Directive is a controversial aspect of the European Labour Law, which imposes a notable weakness on the law (Hardy, Staff & Butler 2007, p 21). This a point that assesses the position of the European Court of justice in determining cases filed by or against trans-national workers in EU member countries.    
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Introduction to Criminal Law Law Essay
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Actus Reus comprises the guilty act as well as all the circumstances and consequences required for the offence. In some cases, engaging in the act itself is an offence, for example, driving a mechanically propelled vehicle on the road. In other cases actus reus will be established only when it can be proved that the act in question caused a result that is prohibited.
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Practical Benefit and Promissory Estoppel Law Coursework
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Sing FooKee has agreed to pay the additional amounts in order to enable the contractual obligations to be discharged. Since a promise has been made, the promiser can go back on its promise only if some other consideration was supplied in return for the creditor’s agreement to accept a lesser sum than what it was promised.
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Current Level of the Agreed IP Protection under the WTO's TRIPS Agreement Law Coursework
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The TRIPS ascertains patent protection must be offered for inventions for at least 20 years. It should be in place for products and processes both, in all major fields of technology. Governments have the right to refuse to issue a patent for an invention if it would be considered unethical or against public order to use it commercially.
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The Classical and Positivist Approaches to Criminological Theory Law Essay
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Having compared these two approaches to criminology, one can begin to understand their fundamental differences, yet also their similarities. One has only scratched the surface on these rather complex theories and the concepts they encapsulate, but the overall basis of their approaches is accurate, and appropriately profound enough to understand.
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The Role of the Judge Law Term Paper
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This paper will consider the use of both in the decision-making process. It is anticipated that the conclusion will show that although in general terms the role of the judge is to declare the law there are some occasions in which the judge might be regarded as actually making the law.
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Patterns in Youth Vote Law Case Study
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The youth are largely affected by the election issues, for instance, certain national and international issues such as the war on Iraq, education funding, employment issues, reproductive rights among others have far-reaching effects on their lives and hence their decision to vote would largely contribute in the way they chose to live. 
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Characteristics of the Freedom of Establishment and the Freedom of Services Law Coursework
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It is clear from the cases presented above that the freedom of services and the freedom of establishment refer only to the citizens of the member states. The recognition of these rights to the nationals of other countries (outside the European Union) is possible but only under specific terms and conditions.
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Contract of Service Law Assignment
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The author of the paper states that under UK employment laws, employees are entitled to a range of benefits from their employers, including health and safety provisions at work, holiday pay, pension benefits and a range of incentives which often make it expensive for companies to hire workers.
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Criminal Liability Under the Criminal Damage Act 1971 Law Assignment
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A person who without lawful excuse destroys or damages any property belonging to another intending to destroy or damage any such property or being reckless as to whether any such property would be destroyed or damaged shall be guilty of an offense.
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Crimsons Motion for Judgment Law Case Study
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The author states that the facts and circumstances of the case appear to satisfy the Ohio Supreme Court’s parameters that “occupying” should not be given an unduly narrow definition and must satisfy the four-part test to determine vehicle occupancy, namely: (a) causal connection with the vehicle; (b) geographic proximity to the vehicle.
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Criminal Law Problem Law Assignment
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The author states that legally a murder transpires, whenever a rational person with malicious aforethought or criminal intent, illegally kills another person. It is sufficient to prove that there was an aim to cause serious physical injury, in order to establish malice. The perpetrator should have the capacity to differentiate between good and evil.
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Human Rights Law Essay
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To do so, the United Nations had constituted bodies such as the United Nations Commission on Human Rights in 2005, the United Nations Human Rights Council. Yet, when it comes to enforcement of international human rights laws, the nation-state's responsibility lies. It falls on the state concerned to safeguard human rights practically.
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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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Legal Cause Law Case Study
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In Regina v. Blaue, the accused was found guilty of murder when the injured party was declined a blood transfusion that would have saved the victim's life. Even though evidence failed to demonstrate that wounds were not supposed to be fatal, the defendant was found guilty because he had legally caused the victim's death.
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The Problem With Liability for Non-Conforming Goods Law Research Proposal
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The issue of liability and risk associated with non-conforming goods arises in CIF contracts, seaworthiness and the contract between the buyer and the seller. The underlying goal is to determine whether these laws are sufficient for the regulation of liability and obligations under an international contract for the sale of goods and what changes can be made for improvement.
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Legal Acts in Criminal Case and Law Proceedings Law Assignment
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In criminal evidence, the law states that any confessional statement made by a suspect before the police, and if it is not being given under any pressure is considered admissible under section 76(1). Under this section, during the hearing process, the court is required to interpret a confessional statement on the basis of the circumstances it was made. It is purely a statement where efforts are made to prove innocence and free from guilt.
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Juvenile Delinquency Laws and Juveniles in Criminal Court Law Coursework
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In another instance, a juvenile can be delinquent for what amounts to mere “incorrigible” conduct and does not involve criminal acts. For instance, a juvenile who leaves his or her home without consent or is idle or associates with “vicious or immoral persons” can be designated a delinquent under the laws of various US States. (Rock, 5)  
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Rights Enjoyed by an Owner of an Interest in Land Law Coursework
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The owner of the property will then have the right to retain rights over surface ownership of the land while selling off the mineral rights to companies. These companies can retain the mineral rights for several years and ownership of these rights will continue on the Company’s behalf even if the title and ownership of the surface land changes.
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Fundamental Rights of Primary European Union Legislations Law Dissertation
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All humans are entitled to these by virtue of their dignity as human beings and they apply irrespective of race, creed, religion, gender or place of birth and are enforceable by the courts, subject to specific restrictions. Some of these fundamental rights include the right to life and liberty, freedom of expression, and equality before the law.
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The Guiding Principle Regarding a Chain of Custody Question Law Case Study
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On December 30, 2005, Fort Bend County Sheriff's Deputy Doug Patterson was working the graveyard shift. He and his partner observed a car with broken tail lights run a red light. It should be said, that they pulled the vehicle over and Patterson asked the driver, Sally Stratmore, to produce her driver’s license. 
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The Basic Features of the Economic Approach to Crime Law Coursework
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Becker (1992) uses crime to cover all violations and not just felonies-like murder, robbery and assault which represent the attention of the media, but according to Becker, the word also include tax evasion-the the so-called white-collar crimes including traffic and other violations. Series of arguments pertaining to crime has resurfaced with the most applauded being the economic approach to crimes.
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Susan Glaspells A Jury of Her Peers Law Essay
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The author states that the story revolves around the murder of John Wright, found strangled in his sleep and the strange fact that his wife failed to take note of this horrible act which took place right next to her as she slept. In the real incident, covered by Glaspell, the 60 years old farmer John Hossack’s skull was crushed by an ax.
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The Creation of Equity Law Assignment
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The author states that in the fourteenth century the common law was overly rigid and unable to provide justice in individual cases. Particular cases of injustice arose because: juries were bribed or inhibited; juries inhibited law in civil cases because the judge had to spend a lot of time explaining the law to them.
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A Range of Community Rights Law Assignment
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The major issue that arises in the case of both Derek and Sonia is the question of equal pay for equal work, which is mandated by Article 141 of the EC Treaty. However, before this aspect can be assessed, it must be determined whether they first qualify as “workers”. A general definition of worker has been set out in Lowrie Blum.
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It is Unjust for Marijuana to be Illegal While Cigarettes and Alcohol are Both Legal Law Essay
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To kick off the discussion, marijuana in its truest sense is a drug and is quite addictive – just like cocaine and heroin. However, the worst part about it is that it has a huge role in causing accidents and eventually injuries to not only the people who take it in but also to those who become the victims in the form of their untimely and unfortunate deaths.
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Legal Aspects of Social Control Law Essay
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Crime depends a great deal on the way under which society treats it, offers solutions to its perpetrators, and the way offenders are in essence dealt with. Crime is dealt with in a very amicable way if there is punishment for each outage of good deeds and when the society’s stakeholders stop realizing their true basis in line with its very needs.
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Analysis of Property Law Cases Law Assignment
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Daisy has a proprietary interest on Meadow Farm because she contributed to purchase price. In Inwards v Baker where a father suggested to his son that he might build a bungalow on the father’s land when buying other land proved to be very expensive. When the father died, the land was left to someone else.
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Families, Delinquency and Crimes Law Assignment
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Children living in high delinquency areas are exposed to contradictory standards and forms of behavior. The presence of a large number of adult criminals also means that many children are in contact with criminal behavior and organized crime. They also more readily become familiar with the location of illegal institutions and the procedures and contacts with the corrupt officials which make possible criminal activity.
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Law: Geneva Convention Law Article
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Unlawful combatants constitute a new genre. They cannot be detained under the ordinary laws of a nation, and a new model detention facility has to be created to detain them. The Guantanamo Bay is that new kind of jail. Since they waged a new kind of war that is different from the customary wars, they must not be labeled as prisoners of war.
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Cooperating Witness's Evidence Law Essay
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The author states that defendant Doris Night took her daughter to lacrosse practice. The defendant got into an argument with another parent, one Rocky Hadson, about too much rough housing by the children on the field. After arguing for a minute or so, the victim Hadson, who was much smaller than defendant Night.
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Abortion Should Remain Legal Law Case Study
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This is the opinion of the US Supreme Court, which had ruled in Roe v. Wade, to this effect. Jane Roe had beseeched the Court to declare the Texas laws, which deemed abortion to be criminal acts, as unconstitutional. The Supreme Court accepted her arguments and held that the State’s rules violated the due process clause of the 14th Amendment of the US Constitution.
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Criminology of Pleasure Law Assignment
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The author states that most of man’s physical movements are the reaction of the urge related to some desire and for the pursuit of pleasure. It is, therefore, it has aptly been stated that desire and pleasure are closely connected with one another, due to the very reality that they maintain direct influence on each other.
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Law of Contract Law Coursework
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According to the text, an offer has been defined as an expression whereby willingness on the part of the offeror is found so as to contract on certain terms. It is necessary to point out at this point that there must be an intention of the offeror to get bound by the terms if an acceptance is made by the offeree.
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The Hong Kong Basic Law in Comparison With the Constitutions of Other Countries Law Essay
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The real problem of the Basic Law is that it is vulnerable to amendment by the national people’s Congress of China after 50 years.  We thus might at that most unfortunate time, behold a possible exodus of Hong Kong citizens reminiscent of the pre-1997 hegira of its citizens to such countries as Canada, the USA and the UK.
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Memorandum of Mr Jones and His Business Law Case Study
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The District Clerk would have allotted the case a Docket number, which will indicate the position of the case in the general queue of cases waiting to be heard in the Court. Hence after the response is filed, both parties may have to wait for the assigned date to arrive, when arguments are to take place.
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The Law of Negligence Law Case Study
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In negligence cases, it had been the practice to differentiate between injury caused to the body and psychiatric damage. All this changed with the House of Lords decision in Page v Smith, the purport of which was that an injury to the body and the related psychiatric damage were inseparable (Page v Smith, 1996).
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The Law of Defamation Issues Law Case Study
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It is compounded by the role of the media as a self-proclaimed democratic watchdog, highlighting the tension between defining the parameters of a privacy right in the context of established legal presumptions against censorship. The staggering pace of Internet growth has compounded the inherently problematic concept of privacy protection.
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Justiciability and Standing Analysis Law Case Study
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The doctrine of justiciability arises out of the provisions of Article III of the US Constitution that defines and limits of inherent federal powers of the US judiciary. Justiciability not only defines the limits of judicial power within constitutional parameters but also sets the standards by which the courts ought to refuse to exercise judicial power.
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Buying Real Estate from a Trust Law Case Study
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To prove that an offer was made, a party must show the offeror intended to make an offer. The terms of the offer were clear and definite, and the offeror communicated the essential terms of the offer to the offeree. An acceptance must be identical to the offer; otherwise, there is no binding contract.
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The Juvenile Justice System Law Coursework
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The main way in which the juvenile court can be improved is to allow the segregation of only minor juvenile offenders under the juvenile court system. Were the perpetrators to be of adult age the behavior of juveniles would not be considered as legal offences, in some cases, though they may not always be acceptable to the law-enforcing authorities.
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Advising Quark With Regard to its Legal Position Law Assignment
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Whilst Quark would have strong grounds to argue that a prohibition on distributing competitor products (particularly as the appointment of Protoys was on an exclusive basis) is a breach of an implied term of the contract, the problem Quark faces in enforcing this is the fact that Quark agreed to this.
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