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The Increase in the Frequency of Involvement of Ex-Mental Patients in the Criminal Justice System Law Case Study
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This has had significant implications for the criminal justice system, and various researchers have investigated the effect of deinstitutionalization on crime rates and prison populations. There were also researchers who have demonstrated that mentally ill individuals are more susceptible to aggression than offenders who are not mentally ill. 
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Responsibility of Firefighting Teams Law Term Paper
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In public fire safety, the government has a key role to play regarding fire safety of public including application and implementation of guidelines of fire safety order of (2005) which is applicable for all non-domestic buildings. The other function of the government includes drafting wider evidence-based community fire safety norms.
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Should Women Who Commit Murder Be Treated More Leniently Law Research Paper
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This paper is being undertaken in order to comprehensively evaluate the current issue and to arrive at a more academic understanding of patterns and trends in criminal behavior and sentencing in the United States justice system. Most perpetrators and victims are males, with 65.3% for male offenders/male victims.
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British Common Law is Effective for Protecting the Environment Law Term Paper
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The legal system of the United Kingdom is one in which common law and not only the statutes or the legislation of the parliament play an important role. The tradition in British common law is that the laws declared in the courts are simply a “discovery” of the customs of the people. the common law “has reflected social, economic and cultural forces.
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Creating of a Legally Binding Contract Law Essay
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Proper acceptance of the offer is important to form a legally binding contract. Acceptance must be communicated to the offeror within the stipulated time. An acceptance which is not made in time is not available. Also, an offeror is not bound to keep the offer open unless his offer to keep the offer open is backed by a consideration. 
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Organized Crime Statutes and Enforcement: The Galante Case Law Coursework
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This offense is important because these mob group activities kept other companies from competing in Galante's area without paying him and drove up prices for customers. His offenses fell under the Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organization, or RICO, the statute (18 U.S.C 1961-1967) due to his committing extortion and bribery.
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Australian Criminal Justice System, the Belief in Justice, an Independent Judiciary and the Rule of Law Law Essay
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Justice system can only be considered ‘effective’ when ‘things are seen to be done’. This means prevention of crime, offenders of the law being arrested; punished and ensuring such acts do not recur. On the other hand ‘fairness’ refers to equal treatment. It also relates to the feeling that one has been ‘treated well’ (Maxwell, Mcalpine, Grant & Joyce, 2000).
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The Criminal Justice System Law Research Paper
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There is little to no difference between the susceptibility of the black people to commit the crime and that of white people or other ethnic minorities, yet the difference is sea-wide when it comes to an accusation of crime. Black people are suspected above all whenever a crime is committed in Britain.
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Is the School Justified in Firing a Teacher Posing for an Adult Website Law Research Paper
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The author states that the school argued on different grounds as a justification for firing the teacher, one of which was that a teacher should conform to the public, moral and ethical standards. As concluded from the facts of the case and after a thorough perusal of the laws applicable in this case there are various grounds and legal provisions.
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Regulation of Industrial Relations in the UK Law Essay
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Management and staff and those with whom they associate with are the parties that are directly interacting in industrial relations. The state’s role is typically manifested by the passing of the law and the implementation of policies that impact how management, staff, and unions relate and by doing so regulate industrial relations
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The Definition of Labor Law Law Research Paper
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The main topic of discussion will cover the fourth segment of discussion; it will explicate comprehensively features labor laws associated with workers’ salaries (wages) in the USA and Saudi Arabia comparatively. The second last segment of the research covers the conclusion and ultimately the references used to conduct the research.
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Employment Law for Business: At-Will Employment Law Term Paper
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According to Selwyn N. the term “employer” can be defined as “a readily identifiable identity, …, any person, partnership, corporate body or unincorporated association who (which) employs one or more persons under a contract of employment”. The Fair Labour Standards Act gives another definition to the term “employer”,
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Creditor Right System of Company Law Law Coursework
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The author explains that the UK Companies Act 2006 has laid down certain laws under which public monies could be used by corporates, especially directors and managers who have powers. If the total administrative powers are left in the hands of managers, it is quite possible that they may misuse such powers for personal gains.
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Analysis of Hiibel Vs. Nevada Case Law Term Paper
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There were different competing policy interests involved in Hiibel vs. Nevada, which may be the policy to protect the interest of the state to enforce the laws and apprehend the offenders. The other policy interest may be the policy to protect the interest of the people upon whom the law is to be enforced
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Meta-Analysis: Discretion in Criminal Justice System Law Research Paper
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 The debate on discretion in the criminal justice system has become hot in the aftermath of the Supreme Court judgment in Kimbrough v. the United States, which held that judges could exercise discretion based on a “policy disagreement” with the United States Sentencing Guidelines (McKay, 2011, p.1423).
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Capital Punishment - Pro and Contra Law Research Paper
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Capital punishment or death penalty refers to when “the government takes a person’s life as punishment for wrongdoing”. Capital punishment is the most severe method of punishment that any government can impose on its citizens. Different societies all over the world have used capital punishment in one way or the other.
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Law of Banking and Financial Institutions Benchmark Law Assignment
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The Banking laws under various statutes in the US provide that persons desirous of forming a bank to have them incorporated under a charter specifying their powers, rights, and duties. This decision is usually based on the requirement that the new bank attains a status of a national charter bank
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Why The US Has Higher Crime Rates Than Other Nations Law Case Study
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Punishment in varying forms and degrees are socially implemented with the impression that such actions are a deterrent to criminal behavior and limit violence. The idea of the equal protection of laws served to idealize the non-usurpation of pain infliction that questioned forms of punishment as contrary to the ethical belief that crime can be prevented at its root cause.
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International Law Law Coursework
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This discussion talks that former American President Bush is hereby deemed to be morally as well as legally responsible for the deaths of innocent men, women, and children, in a country that was not officially at war with the United States at the time of these deaths, namely Syria. These attacks resulted in the deaths of eight innocent people.
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Patient Autonomy As One of the Most Central Ethical Principles in Medical Law Law Research Paper
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The British Medical Association Ethics Guidelines also provide express guidance on the situation where people with parental responsibility disagree. The guidelines assert that discussion aimed at reaching agreement should be sought however the fundamental consideration is what is in the best interests of the child.
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Family Law and Divorce Law Assignment
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The author of the paper states that if the parties are willing to come to an agreement, regarding property issues, then all the factors are incorporated into a consent order. Thereupon, this consent order is formally submitted to the court, for its approval. There are some issues to be taken into consideration, under section 25, while making the consent order.
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The Issue of Marital Rape Law Research Paper
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It is the relationship present invariably in each society with a slight difference and is being followed by human beings through every civilization of every age. However, the way modern society views the relationship of a man and a woman in a bond of marriage is very different from the one which was inherited for generations.
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Saydet Al Najat Church Law Assignment
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The people were celebrating showing they were joyful after hearing the good news. In the article, people play patriotic songs and launched fireworks in shops and residential areas. This clearly depicts the joyful mood of the characters. The police personnel are also happy for their achievement as in they had put efforts in the investigation.  
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The Issues of Deportation in the UK Law Research Paper
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Critical assessment of the accuracy of the statement following: ‘Even where the appellant is unlikely to re-offend, the judicial authorities may be prepared to uphold deportation on the basis that it may serve as an example and deter others.’ Deportation can be defined as the forcible removal of the deported person from the UK.
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What does Unconscionable Mean Law Term Paper
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As the paper highlights, “unconscionable” means unreasonably excessive or advantageous and in the context of law, it implies that the terms of contract are unreasonably advantageous to one of the parties pursuing the contract. It is important to note that a contract is not deemed to be described as unconscionable just because one party’s term and condition are unfavorable. 
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Protection and Indemnity Clubs Law Article
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The author states that before these clubs were established, shipowners were unable to obtain insurance for the entire value of the vessel, only three-quarters of the vessel, and the shipowner had to cover the other quarter on his own. Membership in one of these clubs, however, entitled the ship owner to turn to the club to cover the last one-quarter.
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Electronic Commerce and Internet Law in Canada Law Assignment
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It is evidently clear from the discussion that as the copyright owner of the custom software, Jane’s business is exposed to a potential copyright infringement suit against Jane for an injunction to cease further use of the software along with a request for damages and an account for profits attributable to the copyright infringement.
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Contract Law - Breach of Contract and Remedies Law Assignment
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In a society, the law of contract is a means and method used for ensuring social order. The contract law that is used today is the nineteenth-century contract law. Its foundations are built on the theories of discrete agreements and promise. These have now been overtaken by a greater emphasis on concepts of reasonableness, good faith, reliance, fairness, and other open-ended notions.
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Environmental Law: Massachusetts v Environmental Protection Agency Law Case Study
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Whether the policy considerations under section 202(a)(1) of the Clean Air Act enabled the Environment Protection Agency to reject issuing emission standards from vehicles; and whether the petitioners had locus stands to bring the case. Environment Protection Agency is required to set emission standards from motor vehicles or vehicle engines.
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Womens Liberation through the Equal Rights Amendment Law Research Paper
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There have been numerous triumphs and successes made on behalf of the women’s liberation movement. The gains in the quest for equal opportunities in the country’s social, religious, academic, economic and political horizons favored the American women since the ratification of the Equal Rights Amendment
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Criminological Theory Law Research Paper
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The relevance of criminological theory, which was invented in nineteenth century, cannot be questioned. There are different interpretations of crime commitment, provided by famous theorists of criminological theory. In accordance with labeling theory, it should be noted the way a certain act is labeled as a criminal act. 
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Arguments against and for Reframing Labor Rights as Human Rights Law Assignment
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Juvenile Delinquency in Hidalgo County Law Research Paper
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The author states that the total crime rate for McAllen-Edinburg-Mission, TX M.S.A. is 8,175.70, which is higher compared to the state of Texas, which has 7,540.70, and the country, which has a total rate of 6,492.10. The property crime rate per 100,000 persons for Hidalgo as per its M.S.A. is 3,768.70.
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French and American Court System Law Research Paper
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In the French court system, there are three degrees of organization and they are the following: 1st degree which hears the case when it is first brought up, 2nd degree which hears appeals against the decisions of the first degree, 3rd degree which hears appeals against the interpretation of the law by the second degree courts.
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The Partnership Between Mr Walker and Mr Melham: Six Issues to be Determined by the Court Law Research Paper
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According to Justice White, Mr Walker and Mr Melham had entered into a partnership for an undefined term that could be dissolved by either partner giving notice to the other of his intention to dissolve the partnership. The terms of the partnership agreement called for active involvement of both the partners in the partnership business.
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Constituent Parts of the Law on Contracts Law Article
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In order to eliminate the randomness of events concerning illegality in various cases, certain reformative measures may be implemented which contain adequate discretionary measures to ascertain and decide whether the plaintiff's participation in some form of illegality be allowed to act as a form of protection to his claim.
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The Basis Of The Contract Between The Company And Its Members Law Case Study
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The scope of the outsider right is so wide that it even includes matters related to the remuneration rights of the directors contained in the articles. It is based on the premise that articles do not constitute a contract between the company and the directors. They accept the office of the directorship based on articles.
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Cultural Relativism and Improving the Lives of Women Law Essay
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This study assesses the problem of cultural relativism as a barrier to improving the lives of women by reference to the weakness of the implementation and enforcement mechanisms of CEDAW. Also, cultural relativism takes the position that there is no universally accepted standard for judging all cultures.
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Criminal Justice - Trayvon Martin Poll Finds Stark Racial Divide Law Case Study
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The stand your ground law, which protects Americans, has also been in question as to the effectiveness as well as the people it protects. Black Americans fear for their future in the country after the killing of one of their own by a white person. It is in this regards that a rift is developing in terms of race and ethnicity in the American land.
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The Fourteenth Amendment Analysis Law Article
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Legally, the court insists on the quality of the information at hand, and its quantity. In Alabama vs. White, the police received a call informing them on a suspicious person, leaving the Lynwood Terrace Apartments. She had a brown car, with taillights.
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Contract Law - the Rules of Offer and Acceptance Law Case Study
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This case involves Alex – a Western Australian winemaker, Neil – a regular purchaser of Alex’s wines and Clive – who is also a regular client of Alex living in Canada. Alex makes an offer to his regular purchasers and Neil accepts it, thus entering into a contract with Alex. The same happens with Clive. 
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How Does The Civil Rights Act of 1991 Changes the Workplace Law Research Paper
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The federal laws covering the civil rights are many. Based on figures provided by the US House of Representatives Judiciary Committee, at least two public laws on civil rights were enacted in the 1950s. However, the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and the Civil Rights Act of 1991 are among the most prominent.
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Employee Relations Law Term Paper
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The Australian Labor Law has undergone several reforms. All of which were aimed to improve the system of labor. It was subjected to a major change when the Workplace Relations Act was enacted. This legislation allowed the making of non-union agreements between employers and employees, otherwise known as the Australian Workplace Agreements.
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Prisoners with Substance Abuse and Mental Health Problems Law Research Paper
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Many incarceration systems utilize counsellors and other medical staffs in assisting inmates dealing with mental illnesses. The individuals that are presented with medical attention in regards to their mental illness will seek treatment while in the criminal justice system and that these individuals will have a higher likelihood of being paroled.  
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Federal Anti-Discrimination Laws: Kayte Clarke Law Case Study
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The author states that to successfully bring a case of discrimination against her employer under ADEA, there are certain things that Kayte Clarke must prove. In the case of Palasota v Haggar Clothing Co., the Court outlined what the plaintiff must prove to show that indeed there was discrimination that is actionable under ADEA.
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Advice on Advancing Funds against Military Retirees Pensions Law Case Study
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As the paperAdvice on Advancing Funds against Military Retirees Pensions, outlines, advancing funds against military retirees’ pensions can be seen as a solution to financial problems facing members of the group because the process converts future pension checks into ready cash. Pension advances have serious financial repercussions for retirees.
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Leagal research Law Term Paper
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There are several other significant developments that arise under the New Act,  notably the facility of e-conveyancing, the legalizing of adverse possession, incorporating boundary principles into statutes and introducing compulsory registration of all land. This is likely to bring about some far-reaching changes into the manner in which land is conveyed.
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The Legislative Power of the US Congress Law Case Study
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The author states that the implied power of legislating laws to further the enumerated powers is also added. On the other hand, section 10 of the same article provides for the limitations of the legislative powers of the state legislatures (US Constitution). It is clear that the federal enactment regarding the Minnesota bird is not valid.
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18th and 19th Amendments Law Research Paper
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According to the research findings, it can, therefore, be said that laws are meant for common good but when it comes to age-old vices of the society, some of them come stumbling down the steep and tricky gorges of human nature; some of them survive and acquire strength to become a beacon of human equality and well being.
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Analysis of Several Law Questions Law Coursework
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The photographer has the right to authorize the publication of the photographs and hence he has a right to demand compensation. The bride’s father has no any rights whatsoever under the copyright laws since the photograph is a copyrighted property of the photographer.
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