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How EU Policy Affects the European Automotive Industry Law Essay
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The automotive industry is one of the biggest of all industries. It manufactured nearly 60 million cars and trucks a year and employs several million people around the world. It is a key indicator of economic growth and the main contributor to the gross domestic product (GDP) of the several Member States and the EU (EMCC dossier).
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Alternatives to Prison: Options for an Insecure Society Law Case Study
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In March 2003 Professor Sir Anthony Bottoms was asked to participate in a research task investigating the alternatives to prison. The main objective was to provide a thorough and impartial review of the relevant empirical research. A few years later Bottoms submitted an article at the Scottish Journal of Criminal Justice Studies, briefing the data that was found.
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Modern System Of Policing Law Essay
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John Schneider gives complete description the above mentioned causes: The initial studies were legal as well as administrative in their centre of attention, was limited generally to explanations of the step-by-step end of the previous constabulary and the stable, but frequently divisive evolution of the experts.
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Reversing the Burden of Proof Law Essay
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A modernization of the system is long overdue. In order to keep up with the times and to keep a society that is protected from crime while at the same time maintaining its adherence to human rights and civil liberties, the system needs to be revisited from time to time. Antiquated concepts must be thrown out.
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NJ state police and blacks on the NJ turnpike Law Essay
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When a police officer views a black person or other minority, and the officer does not have anything else to substantiate criminality, he pulls the black person over for a pat down on the hope that he may either Find a weapon or drugs in his possession.
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Court Characteristics, Personnel, and Decorum Law Assignment
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As mentioned by Pickard, high roofs and a suitable mix of color and light to reduce contrast and glare, so that all proceedings and evidence can be comfortably viewed has become a requirement of the modern courtrooms (Pickard, 249). Silence inside the courtroom and the echoing sound of voices within makes it different from ordinary spaces.
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Chinese and Comparative Company Law Law Assignment
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The author suggested that due to the inherent complexity of the law and economic development, including issues of heterogeneity and uncertainty, a significant effect of common law legal systems originating from England and civil law systems from Continental Europe have faded in importance.
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Capital Punishment Debate Law Essay
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The author states that capital punishment deters crime because criminals will not want to risk an execution sentence. Capital punishment puts the fear of death into criminals and emphasizes that there will not be a chance for rehabilitation. Dangerous criminals, like murders, would fear death because execution is permanent.
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Analysis of Family Conflict Case from a Legal Pointview Law Case Study
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It has been seen that the Courts would be entirely circumspect while issuing such orders since it is now almost customary to use such orders for the parties discordant behaviour, rather than for their protection. In such cases, the Courts may even refuse to issue such orders as is seen in the case of Chichi v.Bashier (1999) 2 for 489.
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Aboriginal people and the Canadian justice system Law Essay
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Section 35 of the constitution of Canada defines aborigines as 'aboriginal people in Canada include the Indian, Inuit, and metis people of Canada.And further sect 35 sub sec 4 states 'notwithstanding any other provision of this act, the aboriginal and treaty rights referred to in sub section 1 are guaranteed equally to male and female.
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Law of Tort - Traffic Accident Law Law Essay
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Jack Roberts and Laura Coombs lived together, but they never had new legal documents ascertaining their relationship. Therefore, following the death of Laura, it would be difficult to compensate Roberts following his psychiatric condition prompted by that death. However, should their mutual relationship governed by love be considered as the means for Roberts to be compensated by kelvin?
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Age Discrimination Law Essay
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Under the ADEA it is unlawful to discriminate against any individual age 40 or older because of their age with respect to any term, condition, or privilege of employment, including but not limited to, recruitment, hiring, firing, promotion, layoff, compensation, benefits, job assignments, and training.
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Peculiarities of the US Law Law Essay
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It shall be binding in law since there was no clause that it shall be binding in honor only. A contract is an agreement between two or more persons which is intended to create legally binding obligations. The word ‘binding’ is used for there are some contracts that are valid but are not an enforceable contract, certain basic requirements must be present.
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Restoring Capital Punishment in the United Kingdom Law Essay
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The author states that capital punishment has been abolished in many countries across Europe, Latin America although it is still retained in some parts of Asia and Africa. In nondemocratic countries, especially in the Middle East, capital punishment is still quite common.
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Legal Aspects of Health Care Law Case Study
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The author of the paper states that when any ground for objection to a complaint, cross-complaint, or answer appears on the face thereof, or from any matter of which the court is required to or may take judicial notice, the objection on that ground may be taken by a demurrer to the pleading.
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Criminal Justice: Four Legal Concepts Law Essay
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Generic legal definitions of the concept of arrest asset it to be the deprivation of freedom, including the possible retention into custody, by a law enforcement authority. Section 29-06-01, NDCC defines arrest as follows: Arrest, as defined in the preceding, may assume two forms, non-formal and formal. 
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Virginia State and Local Government Law Essay
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The author states that these problems are especially prevalent in the northern region of the state. A number of bills have been passed and a number of such activities have been scheduled, in order to reach out to this problem that stands tall in the state. The Northern Virginia Transport Authority is a body constituted by a bill.
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Migration in United Kingdom Law Essay
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In order to define an asylum seeker, one can take the international definition from the UN convention which was held in respect to the status of Refugees in 1951: "Owing to well-founded fear of being persecuted for reasons of trade, religion, nationality, membership of a particular social group or political opinion , is outside the country of his nationality and is unable , or owing to such fear, is unwilling to avail himself of the protection of that country"
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European Human Rights Law Essay
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While a broad definition will give the law more bite and ensure the protection of a greater number of individuals, the inability of the HRA to anticipate changes in the nature of government functions and authorities, as well as the increase of public and private partnerships makes it difficult to apply the Act in courts. 
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Criminal Law: Crime and Punishment Law Essay
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Social engineering can be seen as a society, sharing common values and goals but with different perspectives to achieve them. These perspectives escort them towards the right and wrong ways of achieving their targets, thereby giving rise to crime. Crime as seen in the context of theories of social engineering caused by the individual exercise of free will.
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Women and the Law Law Essay
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Topaz may have committed the criminal offense of soliciting or loitering as penalized under Section 1 of the Street Offences Act 1959 (as amended by Sexual Offences Act 2003, section 56, schedule 1, paragraph 2) which provides that it is an offense for a common prostitute to loiter or solicit in a street or public place for the purpose of prostitution.
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Human Rights - The Enforced Disappearance Law Case Study
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An enforced disappearance occurs when "persons are arrested, detained or abducted against their will or deprived of their liberty by officials of different levels of Government, or by organized groups, or private individuals acting on behalf of, or with the support, consent or acquiescence of the Government, followed by a refusal to disclose the fate or whereabouts of the persons concerned.
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UK Legal Methods and Legal Systems Law Essay
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The theory of comparative method puts at the forefront comparison itself, while comparative law is frequently associated or even sometimes equated with it. There are always certain discrepancies about this theory concerning he purpose and the subject matter of comparison. The competent has to represent a process. 
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New Labour System: Historical Perspective Law Essay
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The author states that in the struggle for power, large groups and organizations command a greater advantage in forming government mandate. Politics thus centers itself on an organization that systematically arranges people to work for the goal of winning a public office in a nation to influence its policies.
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Rule of Law within the United Kingdom Constitution Law Research Paper
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Though the Act has been seen as controversial at its inception, it cannot be denied that the reforms it has introduced bode well for a more stable and more responsive legal system. Indeed, it demonstrates a more marked sensitivity to the need to uphold the basic principles that animate and underlie the mature and robust British democracy. 
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The Most Important Points in a Commercial Lease Law Essay
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The author states that in most real estate transactions some form of binding agreement is made early in the process. A buyer tenders an offer in writing with a purchase contract and deposit receipt to the seller. The seller either accepts the offer or counter-offers go back and forth until there is acceptance.
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National Security Policies Law Essay
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It is a fight for freedom and justice, and on the other hand, it is seen as a crime against humanity. It may even be viewed as false flag operations carried out for the sheer purpose of fulfilling political agendas. Whatever the reality may be, those who are at the receiving end are all the same. It is the proverbial innocence that is put under the knife.
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The Police and Criminal Evidence Act 1984 Law Essay
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This Act of parliament made provisions for codes of practice for the exercise of these powers with the primary aim of balancing the powers of the police and the rights of the members of the public. Since common law has its basis in judicial decisions and precedents which has formed the bedrock of the British legal system, certain rights are conferred on the police to ensure that these laws are not breached.
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How Does Public Learn about Crime and Victimisation Law Essay
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First, let us define crime and victimization: Legally crime is defined as an act proscribed by the criminal law and is punishable through the criminal justice system. In our everyday life, we encounter various kinds of crimes like murder, rape, assault, theft, and robbery, to the lesser misdemeanors like driving above the speed limit or driving with excess alcohol, etc. 
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Analysis of Property and Trust Cases Law Case Study
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If the property has to be sold then all the legal owners have to accord their permission. In case of dispute, a single owner can sue in court regarding the sale proceedings. Another aspect to be considered is whether there is any beneficial ownership to be taken into consideration apart from the legal ownership.
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The Age Discrimination in Employment Act Law Essay
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Unfortunately for some, it is only just the beginning. In the world which we live in, youth is seen as a sign of immaturity and a lack of experience, while to those who have experienced it firsthand, age oftentimes can also be seen as a downside by a prospective employer or others around them as well.
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The Importance of Law Law Essay
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The aim of the research of this paper is to evaluate the importance of law and its essays. How many kinds of laws are being used in the world? Although the purpose of these laws is the same in the world but are known and understood differently. International laws and rules are accepted around the world with the same purpose and aim as trade agreements, security agreements and treaties.
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European Union Law Structure Law Essay
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Since the failure of the Constitution of the European Union in May 2005 which came from the refusal by several countries led by the example of France, the debate over the status of the “European group of countries” has never been so fierce. Josephine Steiner states that “an express "federal" goal was dropped from the final draft of The Treaty of European Union.  
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Analysis of International Business Law Cases Law Assignment
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Unlike the case of State vs. Nagami, regional travel within the most European communities, including States U and V, is a right for nationals of Member States in the European Community by virtue of the Treaty Establishing the European Community, especially for Angie’s case where she is employed and studies at State U. 
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Capital Punishment Law Essay
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Till the beginning of the twentieth century, the death penalty was used with decreasing frequency and was restricted, in practice and sometimes in the statutes, to fewer and fewer crimes (Colson 1997). Many of the significant changes in fact took effect without alterations in the penal code, as when states ceased to demand the death penalty for some capital crimes, like sodomy or adultery.
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Legal Aspects of E-commerce Law Essay
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There are three main aspects of copyright laws that affect the internet; the Copyright Act of 1976, the fair use doctrine (part of the copyright Act of 1976), and the Digital millennium copyright act (DMCA) The copyright Act of 1976 projects literary musical, dramatic, motion picture, and architectural works as well as sound recordings. 
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Appointment of Supreme Court Judges Law Literature review
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In order to ensure as much transparency as possible in the process of appointing Supreme Court Judges, US regulations provide an additional level of approval, vis-à-vis, the Senate. Although the President can nominate the candidate, yet it has to be approved in the Senate before an appointment can be made.
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International Trade and Maritime Law Law Coursework
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Maritime law or Admiralty law is regarded as a divergent body of law that is applicable toward the formulation and application of maritime questions and offenses. Two such extremely laws or rules are the Hamburg Rules and the Hague Visby Rules for the carriage of goods by sea. However, there are quite a few similarities and distinctions between the two rules that we would enumerate.
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Media Law: Sullivan vs. New York Times Case Law Case Study
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Sullivan vs. New York Times was one of the most important cases for the protection of freedom of speech and protection of public persons from the spreading of false facts or information about them. It was tried in the USA in 1964, during the era of civil rights movements and the fight of African Americans for their rights.
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Human Rights And Cases Of Its Violations Law Annotated Bibliography
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Chile, apart from what happened during the dictatorship, has acknowledged the continuing legacy of torture by state officials as it remained a state policy, to some extent, even to this day. An unfortunate legacy to have, but the Presidential Commission confronted the Government with all evidence and proofs.
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The European Union: Redefining What We Know Law Term Paper
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Europe has a rich, long history, and as with any entity with a past one will assuredly find conflict. Europe has seen its share of turmoil but has for decades also seen the purpose and promise of a unified front. This history of a shared vision began shortly after World War II and has continued via Treaty since shortly after the conclusion of the war.
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Human right act 1998 Law Case Study
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This is no longer the case, though, as private companies must now be more accountable for their actions. In this situation, three different human rights violations are being made against Len and Heather. First of all, they are not being permitting to maintain their family life, as they are being forced to live apart.
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Foreseeability in Law Law Assignment
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It is important to state that foreseeability ensures fairness for the defendant. Is would be unjust to hold a defendant liable for conduct which they could not have anticipated would result in injury. Being penalized for conduct which does not foreseeably cause injury would result in numerous frivolous claims.
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Are Decisions Made by Universities Directly Affecting Students Justiciable Law Coursework
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In order to ensure that there is a system of fairness, there needs to be more than the decision of NEAT. Rather all higher education institutions need to be brought into the public ambit like the UK has done with its Higher Education Act 2004; otherwise, students in so-called private institutions will not be protected from unfair decisions of their administrative bodies.
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Human Rights and Anti-Terrorism Legislation Law Essay
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The changes ushered into the British legal system ride on the crescent wave of voices and policies in the European community that seek to uphold the primacy of human rights and due process, particularly when made vulnerable by antiquated state structures and legal institutions. The clear trend has been to favor the sanctity of individual liberties over the preservation of traditionalist and vanguardist policies.
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The Sherman Antitrust Act Law Essay
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The author states that the law is meant to facilitate healthy commercial competition that keeps American business and the American economy vibrant. When more companies are able to compete within a given industry, there will arguably be more jobs, more stable pricing that keeps inflation in check, and greater innovation.
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Police Corruption in the United States Law Essay
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Police officers, bound by the nature of their occupation and the paramilitary structure of the police, learn during the socialization process that they need to turn a blind eye to misconduct by fellow police officers, which in turn enables them to rely on their assistance when they need it and to earn their trust and support.
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Extension of Time and Delay Analysis Law Essay
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The term “completion of a contract” could have many meanings depending upon the context in which it is used. In case where it implies the completion of the whole assigned task, it has attached to it specific obligations of the contractor and the employer as par the express or implied terms in the contract
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Doctrine of Mistake in Common Law Law Case Study
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Caveat emptor (“let the buyer beware”) is the basic underlying principle in the law of contract. The situations in which a contract will be avoided on the ground that one or both parties have made a mistake will be somewhat limited. However, cases have shown that in certain circumstances a contract may be void in common law on the ground that there was a mistake.
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Illegal use of VOIP Law Essay
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As the report Illegal use of VOIP states the number of VoIP service providers is increasing day by day. NIP telephony services require interoperation of IP networks and this open nature of the IP networks open niche for its illegal uses. Nowadays these services are provided by unlicensed VoIP providers.
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