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Legal Issue Paper Law Research Paper
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The federal government's No Child Left Behind (NCLB) Act of 2001 has opened a plethora of possibilities for legal discussion and action now. Social conditions require the state to make adjustment for the child's education in case the parents are not in position to do so.
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Law in Practice: Giving a Legal Advice Law Case Study
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In case of admitting liability, the defendant will be deemed to have admitted a maximum of £15,000. In case of denial, the defendant shall furnish to the claimant documents relied upon which may be ordered to be disclosed by the court either in a pre-action disclosure or disclosure during the proceedings. The following are the likely documents. 
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Standards of Training and Certification Law Essay
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Compliance with STCW is definitely cost-effective but only in the long term. This fact is overlooked by the operators/owners and often they compromise on quality to achieve their short-term objectives. How to avoid problems from becoming major issues while at the same time remaining cost-effective is itself a problem faced by shipowners.
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United States Supreme Court and the Constitution Law Essay
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McCloskeys’ thesis is that the decisions of the United States Supreme Court lean congruently with popular American opinion. Some historians have put forth the administrative argument that Chief Justice John Marshall was the first Chief Justice of the United States Supreme Court, albeit belies the historical facts.
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Liability of Employers and Occupiers Law Case Study
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For one to be held responsible for violation of the tort law, the claimant must establish that there is a duty of care and this duty has been breached to cause damage or loss to the claimant that needs to be compensated by an award of damages. There is a breach of the duty of care principle if the defendant is proven to have failed to do what a reasonable person will do in the situation presented (Polinsky & Shavell, 1994).
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Comparing Paper Forms, Labelled Buttons and Speech Recognition Law Essay
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The prime intention of this paper is to investigate how a crime scene investigation (CSI) can elicit reliable and integral data from the crime environment so that an irrefutable warrant can be derived from it. This is on the assumption that there is, in the first place, such reliable and integral association inherent between the data and criminal acts.
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English Legal System: Legal Skills Law Case Study
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Professor Williams Glanville Williams has influenced the House of Lords with his works. He argued that those who lack the requisite men's rea but cause actual 'social damage' should not be punished. 1) The fact of R. v Shivpuri 1 was that customs officials arrested the appellant in possession of a suitcase.
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The Police and Criminal Evidence Act 1984 Law Essay
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This question requires the discussion of whether the present state of the English law with its recent developments and the effect of the European Union Law provides the defendant in a criminal trial with adequate protection against procedural loopholes allowing the authorities and third parties to obtain evidence unfairly.
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Value Added Tax Law Essay
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Together with the development of electronic sales and distribution channels, many states and economic organizations have sought to respond to the challenge of governing these non-traditional markets more effectively. At the same time, there is a realization that though the provisions are limited to commerce in the EU, its implications extend beyond the borders of the union.
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Idiots Guide to Isiah Trial by Bill Simmons Law Book Report/Review
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The author of the paper states that MSG in its turn tried to discredit Sanders by showing her as incompetent at her job (not able to handle her marketing budget), sneaking around trying to garner support and demanding $ 6 million for keeping quiet about Thomas’s behavior towards her.
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Integrated Policy versus Integrated Science Law Essay
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It is must be noted, however, that positivism is not a monolithic theory. Quite the contrary, there are positivist variants which offer different explanations for crime, which thereby suggest different types of responses to crime (both proactive and reactive), and which extend responsibility to other individuals and to society.
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Rule of Law and Separation of Powers Law Essay
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The most vital point of concern is that the same unwritten part of the constitution is often followed by many other countries legal matters, due to which it has become a critical issue over the years. The UK umpteen times is still unable to mend its traditional ‘rule of law’ due to which it has limited boundaries to the ‘separation of powers.
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Death Penalty Pro's Law Essay
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It should be made clear that while the arguments of activists and liberal touch the very soul of every human being, facts should still be the foremost basis of judicial decisions. As crime continues to permeate society, it becomes the moral and just obligation of government to adopt death penalty as a punishment for heinous crimes because the government has the primary obligation to protect its citizens in the best possible ways known to it.
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The Doctrine of Judicial Precedent Law Thesis
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Primarily and most importantly, jurisprudence is the study of the sources of law. The present study is work on particular jurisprudence since it seeks the correct positioning of the doctrine of judicial precedent within the English legal system. For this purpose, it is necessary to see jurisprudence as classified as particular jurisprudence and general jurisprudence.
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Purpose of Article 234 Law Assignment
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574) (2) Where such a question is raised before any court or tribunal of a Member State, that court or tribunal may, if it considers that a decision on the question is necessary to enable it to give judgment, request the Court of Justice to give a ruling thereon.
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Oklahoma Employment Laws Law Essay
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The author states that specific states have incorporated their own inclusions into the prevailing national laws to co-relate and fit with their current employment system beneficial to either party. Legislators of certain states upon study and by mass consultation of its constituents have elected to create certain provisions.
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Legally Observing Individual Rights Law Assignment
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The author states that when you are arrested in the U.S.A., police officers must warn you that you have the right to remain silent, that anything you say could be used against you in a court of law, that you have a right to contact a lawyer and that if you cannot afford a lawyer, that one will be provided before any questioning if so desired.
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Torts problem question Law Case Study
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The professional photographer has a claim against Anna for damage to property he suffered resulting from Anna's failure to observe the duty of care required of her. The professional photographer's claims against Anna will be discussed together with Brian's claims for personal injury and damage to property by reason of Anna's negligent driving.
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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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Understanding of the Rule of Law Law Book Report/Review
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Perhaps the most important lesson to be learned is that it is in the very nature and essence of government that it must be in a constant state of change, ebb and flow, and it is for this reason that we must maintain a degree of flexibility in our views about Dicey had so thoughtfully formulated over a century ago.
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Contract of Employment in the UK Law Essay
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The terms and conditions in the contract of employment are fine prints that prompt the employees to do their best or warn them of action for misdeeds. The employment legislation has come a long way in providing the employer and employee enough ground to seek rapprochement. Problems of a serious nature attract dismissal.
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Crime, Justice, and Punishment Law Essay
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This has been an ongoing saga for ages now. To add some pointers to the discussion, we find that indeed this is something that has a lot of solid basis to it and not just a mere faux pas is attached with it. Punishment is something that is directly or indirectly meted out on an individual and within the context of that very punishment.
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British Constitution Law Essay
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Thus the British constitution can be contrasted with other constitutions like the Constitution of the United States of America. (Barendt, 1997) Brazier (2001) has for instance stated that: "A British citizen has to seek the rules of the constitution in a daunting number of places - legislation, judicial decisions, statements about constitutional conventions, the law and practice of Parliament, European Community law, and so on." (p.3)
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Music Sampling and Copyright Law Law Assignment
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One main contention is that the use of a sampling of previously composed music is permissible in the creation of new music. However, present copyright laws make this illegal. In the mid- the too late 1980s, hip-hop artists had a very small window of opportunity to run wild with the newly emerging sampling technologies before the record labels and lawyers started paying attention.
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Property Law Master Case Study Law Case Study
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With the facts of the case given in the above cited case of Amy and Brian with regard to their purchased house in the name of Brian, hereto are the grounds for the claim of Amy in the aforesaid property to wit: Based on the decided case Lloyds Bank plc v Rosset1 of the House of Lords which re-affirmed the essential elements of the establishment of a constructive trust it stated that, "(1) That the parties must share a common intention to share the ownership of the land concerned which may be either expressed or implied from the conduct of the parties; (2) That the party claiming beneficial intention by way of a constructive trust must show proof that she significantly altered her position
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State and federal law in the United States Law Essay
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The author states that while the Starbucks publicity machine has sought the propagation of an image as a friendly employee.  When considering Starbucks’ wages, working hours and treatment of coffee growers, images of an ethical company and employee are replaced with ones of an unethical and exploitative company and employee.
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Juvenile Court System Law Term Paper
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These changes have decreased the effectiveness of the juvenile courts as the social welfare institutions and converted the whole system into penal institution providing young individuals with neither therapy nor justice. The coalition for Juvenile Justice has reported in January that of the 300,000 to 600,000 juveniles who cycle through detention facilities after arrest awaiting legal action, half are under 16 years of age (Garfinkel 2004).
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European Union Law and the European Convention on Human Rights Law Essay
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The first level has to do with the substantive aspect, ie, reckoning the competing rights of “free speech” and “religious freedom” and then solving it by using the existing European Convention on Human Rights. The second level is procedural, or whether or not the passage of the Act has complied with the legal requirements for passing legislation.
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USA Contract Law Law Assignment
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USA contract Law Essay The Restatement 2nd defines contract as, 'a promise or a set of promises for the breach of which the law gives a remedy, or the performance of which the law in some way recognizes as a duty.' Contracts are fundamentally between two parties and each party has certain rights and obligations towards each other. 
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Law and Politics in the World Community Law Article
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The element of law remains a crucial aspect that has been exhibited throughout mankind’s long struggle from the cave to the ultra-modern society we subsist in. The order has been an imperative notion while chaos has been conceived as detrimental to a genuine and steady subsistence. Every civilization, be it colossal or diminutive, powerful or weak, has constructed for itself a structure of moral principles within which to expand.
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Virus a Daniel-Of-Service Law Essay
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Every server can respond to a limited number of requests. Daniel-of-Service attackers flood in a manner that they fill the server limit and don’t allow any other user to get the response. Similarly with emails, whether they are internal official mailboxes or a free mail service like Hotmail or Yahoo; each mailbox can receive a limited number of emails.
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Company Law- An Overview Law Case Study
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Company law includes the body of legal rules relating to the creation, management, financing and operation of companies. These rules have developed to protect investors, maintain confidence in the market and attempt to ensure that fairness is achieved for the various stakeholders connected to a company.
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Fairness in Factual Causation of Tort Law Essay
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Fairness is a noble and necessary virtue in common law tort. In the aspect of negligence in Law on Torts, the current case law on the determination of the existence of a duty of care particularly in causation – in – fact seems to have strayed away from the ideals of fairness. A series of jurisprudence will be evaluated to determine how and why the court neglected to include fairness requisites in its decision.
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British Tort Law: 3 Test Cases Law Case Study
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In England and Wales, the law of tort covers five types of offenses: the trespass of land, trespass against goods, trespass against a person, negligence and defamation. Trespass on land, and persons is altogether the most common type of tort, but in all cases, the main concern is the allocation of responsibility for whatever losses are sustained.
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Trusts and Equity Law Essay
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doubt equity is considered an addition to the common law through two sets of rules, which though distinct, must not be looked upon as two co-ordinate and independent systems. On the contrary, the rules of Equity are only a sort of supplement or appendix to the Common Law; they assume its existence but they add something further.
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Offer and Acceptance, the Aylesbury Borough Council Law Article
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This question raises some issues from offer and acceptance. In order to The Aylesbury Borough Council (ABC), it is necessary to consider five things. First, an offer has been made or invitation to treat, secondly, if an offer has been made, the offeree has unequivocally accepted this offer. Thirdly, the acceptance has been communicated effectively though it is a reward case.
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The reaction of Surviving Maximum Security Law Essay
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Since America's prison population is so racially and ethnically diverse, naturally these inmates form their own groups or gangs and develop rules and codes within those respective groups. I'm not quite astonished about prison officials tolerating those groups because they think that establishing them would give the inmates a sense of "community" or "brotherhood" and therefore would bring them some sort of order, but I'm sure those officials themselves do not know or are just oblivious to the fact that such racial groups would do more harm to the inmates than good.
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The Analysis of the Actus Reus Law Case Study
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However, in R v Khan, the defendant, who supplied the victim with heroin, was convicted of manslaughter by omission for having failed to call for medical attention. While the facts, in this case, differ considerably, the same duty to summon medical attention when the accused is alone with another who is injured can be inferred.
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Planning Compulsory Purchase Act 2004 Law Essay
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The interpretation of this new law through the research here has defined it as overall beneficial for the environment and communities involved. As long as specified guidelines are followed, and implemented correctly then the new Planning Compulsory Purchase Act of 2004 should evolve to adapt for the betterment of all communities.
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Main Conditions of Juvenile Probation Law Report
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Additionally, probation officers ensure that juveniles who are placed on probation abide by their probation rules, receive appropriate Court related services, are referred to other community services when necessary, and coordinate with schools, agencies, employment/training programs, and other services within the community". (2006a)
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Internet Fraud and the Need For Public Education Law Essay
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The author states that fraud detection software and security patches can barely outpace the criminals who are constantly in search of a vulnerability to exploit. Firewalls, password technology, and biometric devices all contribute to making the personal data that is available on the Internet more secure.
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Intellectual property Law Essay
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For many people intellectual property is something ephemeral, the thing they cannot see and touch, thus they have problems getting the notion that it needs protection as much as the material goods do. Intellectual property is one of the key notions in the agency of most of the companies working in the technology area.
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Alternative dispute resolution Law Essay
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It is a less formal and often more consensual way to resolve the dispute than is done in the courts. ADR is not come into the government judicial process. In some last years Alternative dispute resolution has obtained extensive popularity among both the general public and the legal profession.
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Mental Health Court Law Case Study
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The author states that at the time of the previous charge, the defendant was ordered by the court for mental health treatment but was left under the supervision of his parents since he was only seventeen years of age. His lawyer was now petitioning the judge to let the defendant continue the anger management therapy program.
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Asian Human Rights Records and Western Criticism Law Essay
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West has been accusing Asia of depriving its people of basic human rights and freedom. This has been the major concern of the whole world recently. The paper comes to the point of whether or not the west is justified in criticizing the Asian countries. It provides a cursory glance into the Asian and west conflict regarding human rights and their activities.
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Duty to Pay Wages in Contracts of Employment and Its Limitation in Practice Law Essay
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Forced changes in contracts are invalid as has been demonstrated in Stilk v Myrick. In this case, a sailor claimed extra wages on the basis of a promise made by the ship’s captain to pay additional wages during a long voyage. However, the claim was not entertained as there was an absence of fresh consideration, because the sailor had not consented to perform extra work for the extra wages.    
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The Principle of Indirect Effect Law Essay
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The concept of direct effect follows from the supremacy of European Law as formulated by the ECJ. This implies that if an EC Law has a direct effect then such law grants rights to individuals, which must be upheld by the national courts. For any EC Law to have a direct effect, it must satisfy two conditions.
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The Recent Developments in Present Law on Suspects Accused of Terrorism in the UK Law Essay
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In 2006, the police prevent terrorist bombings from happening in London. Suspects of the terrorist attacks are held up at the Glasgow airport, while others are arrested all over the United Kingdom. A resident of Australia, Haneef, is caught. He had given his SIM card to one of the men allegedly involved in the bomb blasts. 
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Prsosecution of a Case Law Essay
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Criminal homicide may include manslaughter and murder (Baldwin, 2009). Terrorism is the threat to or actual use of violence against non-combatants or civilians; it is intentional and aims at achieving some preset political aspirations. Terrorism is intended to instill fear, cause terror or intimidate so as to exert pressure on state bodies responsible for decision making (Jeff, 2005).
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Positives and Negatives of the UK Electoral System Law Term Paper
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Like most democratic systems, the UK general electoral process was designed to benefit voters however there are several aspects of the system that are either a constant source of criticism or that might be seen as detrimental depending on your point of view.  In particular, the controversial aspects of the UK general election system are the first-past-the-post voting process.
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