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Professional Responisbility Ethics Law Research Paper
4 pages (1000 words) , Download 2 , Research Paper
According to the information, the legal assistant is the only source of information for the clients, and Attorney stays away from answering the queries of the clients. Also, it is the Legal assistant who discusses with the clients as to which doctor to see, how to handle calls from the insurance company, and the status of the case.
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Family Law - 1989 Children Act Law Essay
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In an effort to strike a balance in child protection, the interpretation of jurisprudence in section 31 of the 1989 children Act has ensured a number of attempts by the courts to make viable interpretations for purposes of child protection in an approach that is compatible with human right principles as well as the rule of law that informed the drafting of the statute.
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The Division of Property Following Separation Law Essay
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It can be argued that the decision of the House of Lords in Stack v Dowden justifies reform of the law relative to unmarried cohabitants. The ruling in Stack v Dowden essentially emphasizes financial contributions which further distinguishes the law relative to unmarried couples from the law relative to unmarried couples.
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Growing Criminal Law Special Issues Law Assignment
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This Act has been expanded to ensure that it becomes effective in achieving its objectives. In recent times, positive outcomes have been witnessed in the fight against organized crimes thanks to strict application of the Act’s provisions. This factor, coupled with others has made the justification of future existence of the RICO criminal defense practice unsustainable because of reduced incidences of organized crimes.
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Privacy and Misuse of Private Information Law Essay
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Both public and private entities should not collect information about a person against the will of the person. Even the state itself does not have the right to access personal information and make it public. This essay will focus on the laws protecting personal information and privacy.
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Crime as a Symptom of Wider Malaise Law Essay
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Criminal activities keep increasing day by day in this world. The cause behind this could be various, but the crimes should be prohibited at any cost for the happiness of mankind. Crimes occur due to certain reasons. Two main theories taken to complete this study are the Positivist Theory and subcultural theory of crime.
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Adult Law in Social Work Law Essay
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Adult Law in Social Work Introduction The equality Act 2010 identifies a person with disabilities as a person with physical or mental impairments that makes it impossible to perform day-to-day tasks in the long-term.The inability to carry out day-to-day activities implies that disabled people rely on assistance from other able persons.
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Racial Disparities in Correction Populations Law Essay
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In Pennsylvania, Hispanic defendants were found to have received harshest penalty especially on cases involving drug offenses and imprisonment and these evidently are strongly linked with inconsistency in sentencing disparity (Clear, Reisig & Cole 2012). From 1980s and 1990s, the number of US prison population surged high due to the incarcerations of black and Latino young women and men for drug-related and non-violent offenses (Krysan & Lewis 2006).
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Family Related Issues Law Essay
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There are terms to watch in this provision, specifically, qualified staff. The reasons provided in the act include the birth of an infant, adoption or fostering of a child. Workers may be entitled to leave if they want to cater for family members such as children, spouse or parents with significant health problems.
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Government Research Paper Law Research Paper
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Therefore the use of the evidence from the previous cases does not infringe on the U.S. Constitution's protection against double jeopardy which is being tried twice for the same crime. Furthermore, the federal court unlike the state courts does not prohibit prosecution in their court if the conduct has already been the subject of a federal prosecution (Mckenzie, 2010).
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The Constitutional Issues Raised by City of London versus Samede [2012] EWHC 34 (QB) Law Essay
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Justice Lindblom. The case was between the mayor, commonality and citizens of the City of London who were the claimants and Tammy Samede who was the representative of all who took part in the protest camp at St. Paul's Churchyard, London EC4. The other defendants present were George Barda, Daniel Ashman.
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Discretion, Accountability & Future of Policing Law Essay
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The society we live in today experiences a lot of problems including a high crime rate and a lot of social problems. The work of the police in society is important in ensuring society lives and operates in harmony. Contemporary policing demands the implementation of several strategies that ensure the police force runs effectively.
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Controlling Organized Crime Law Research Paper
4 pages (1000 words) , Download 2 , Research Paper
Such criminal organizations can be transnational, national and even local groupings of enterprises run by criminals for fiscal profit. “Organized crimes can be defined as the unlawful activities of the members of a highly organized , disciplined association engaged in supplying illegal goods and services , including but not limited to gambling, prostitution, loan sharking, narcotics, labor racketeering and other unlawful activities of the members of such organization” (Finklea, 2010, p.
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The Fourth Amendment of the federal laws Law Essay
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MID TERM ESSAY QUESTIONS Name Course Tutor’s name 6RD February 2012 Midterm essay questions Introduction The Fourth Amendment of the federal laws governs criminal procedure that starts from seeking of warrants of searches, seizures, and arrest up to the judicial processes.
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Barry and Sue: Family Law Law Term Paper
3 pages (750 words) , Download 2 , Term Paper
The issue in the marriage relationship between Barry and Sue is largely as a result of domestic violence. Sue can no longer tolerate the violence and she wants Barry out. Any advice to Sue concerning the issue should take into consideration several factors; key among them, the fact that Barry is a registered disabled and the flat they are living in has been adapted to suit his needs and the need to preserve marriage unless it has reached irretrievable status.
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Criminal Justice Policy Processes Law Essay
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Unlike other fields, this research incorporates significant aspects of numerous competing descriptions of policy alternatives into a united model. Additionally, this text accentuates the significance of put into practice policy as an imperative tool in the eventual results of decisions based on policy measures.
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Moral Obligation and Legal Duty in England Law Essay
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Laws are a conglomerate of principles and rules concerning all matters of life that the authorities formulate for the standardization of limits within which individuals in the society can perform. Unlike morality, someone makes laws. Individuals are bound to respect the laws or they incur financial and/or other kinds of liabilities.
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Common Law of Landlord and Tenant Law Essay
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The current economic situation has caused many landlords to be liable to pay damages for delayed consent of subletting and assignment of properties (Tye 2011, pp. 1), and as such, the subject needs to be analyzed at length. The case of Ursula the tenant, William the landlord and Ernie the assignee forms a basis for which the obligations of either party are examined.
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The Law of Contracts of the Australian Law Law Essay
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The most important aspect regarding the offer and acceptance is that from the judgment of a reasonable ground, the whole deal settles as a bargain that is concluded. Notable also is the fact that both the parties entering into such a contract must have the capacity to engage. Under this provision, a drunk or a minor cannot enter into any binding agreement.
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Beccaria C (1764/2003) 'On Crimes and Punishment' Law Essay
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Beccaria played a rather important role as far as criminology is concerned. His first major contribution to criminology was about crimes and the punishment of criminals. In this regard, Beccaria outlined certain principles that he thought should govern the punishing of criminals.
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Family and Medical Leave Act Law Research Paper
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The Act defines the circumstances under which employees are allowed to take a leave of absence for either family, medical, or both reasons. Therefore, it is clear that under normal circumstances and in strict adherence to the provisions of the Act, the decision to determine the eligibility of individuals is not of the employer.
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Management Accountability in Policing, Business and the Public Sector Law Book Report/Review
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An outsider to the regime might miss the subtle and intricate perspectives involved in the collaboration of the operations of NYPD and Compstat, but a person who is inherent into the system and working for its betterment since the days of its initiation shall never miss any intricacies related with it.
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Race Discrimination: Employment Law Law Research Paper
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The rise in migration has led to a simultaneous rise in multiculturality, thus leading to a significant change in the composition of the population in the U.S. There is an increasing representation of people from diverse racial and ethnic backgrounds in the workplace, than never before. This has in turn led to a rise in conflicts with racial overtones, among the employees and organizations alike.
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Office Attendance at Field Law Law Essay
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These types of visits help place the student in the shoes of the employee of a given firm and thus comes to one on one interaction with the daily hustles of the working environment. This is exactly what happened over the weekend when the class took a trip to the Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer in the city of London.
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The U.S. Criminal Justice System Law Essay
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The United State criminal justice system is one of the most complicated owing to its wide scope of operation. The complicated nature of the U.S criminal justice system is largely due to the large fragmentation in the structures and processes that exist within the federal, states and county jurisdictions.
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Felony Inmates Reintegration Back Into Society Law Essay
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Other than difficulties in reuniting with their families, they also find it difficult to secure decent jobs. This stigmatization makes them vulnerable to recidivating. Therefore, there should be changes in government policies to offer the necessary support to such persons.
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Advantages And Disadvantages Of The System Of Trial By Jury Law Essay
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The jury system in the UK is a unique feature: as it combines the common sense of a non-legal person with the procedure of the law to ensure that justice is served. Evidence of its existence is even found in Magna Carta 1215 where the right to be judged by one’s peers was recognized and arbitrary justice was condemned.
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Introduction to Criminal Justice Law Coursework
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The major criticism that UCR confronts is the amount and quality of information it collects from local and state agencies. Since UCR only gets information from police agencies, crime incidences which are not reported to the police are not taken into consideration, thus inaccurate crime data.
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A Child Called It by David Pelzer Law Book Report/Review
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A Child Called It by David Pelzer Summary: The book A Child Called It accounts for the terrible abuse experienced by David Pelzer during his childhood. In spite of the abuses and sufferings which are narrated throughout the book in a vivid manner, the initial days of the childhood portrayed in the story reflect the glimpse of the perfect childhood days which most of the children live.
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The Right of Privacy Law Research Paper
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The Right of Privacy is accepted by all constitutions of both federal and state governments. The United Nations Declaration of Human Rights, the International Covenant on civil and Political Rights as well as other international and regional treaties also recognize this right.
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Claims and reflection Law Essay
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In this paper, I approach the debate on the nature and position to figure out if the EU is made up of citizens or personified commodities. I engaged the tensions that have been ensuing between the social and the economic agendas that are being sought by member states.
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Interests of Patients with a Lacking of Mental Capacity Law Essay
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To the Mental Capacity Act (the Act) 2005 “any act done or decision made on behalf of an adult lacking capacity must be in their best interests”. Such life aspects as financial, health, and social care issues can be resolved from the perspective of the best interests of people with mental disabilities. Mental Capacity Act (1983) is another legal authority.
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Country of Origin Labeling Law Coursework
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This law makes retailers responsible for providing country of origin labeling for unprocessed food items such as beef, pork, and lamb (U.S. International Trade Commission, 2010, pp.5-8). At the same time, this law gives exemption to processed meats. In September 2008, The United States Congress expanded the provisions of the COOL law.
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Offenses Against the Public Law Assignment
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The language used to describe bribery and its activities prohibited by law are promising, receiving, offering, soliciting, and giving with an aim of influencing an officer in charge of public duties. This paper describes bribery as one of public offenses and the government approaches of eliminating it in terms of laws and punishments.
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Adopting the Needs Based Principle to Settle the Case Law Essay
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In determining these three categories of factors for awarding ancillary relief, the court has a wide discretion to achieve a result that is fair and is thus informed by and not confined to the three categories of factors. Therefore it is up to the court seized of the matter, which category of factors will dominate in determining a fair outcome.
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Political Environment Case Study Analysis Law Research Paper
3 pages (750 words) , Download 2 , Research Paper
Therefore, the newly elect governor is inexperienced, and his political agenda is based on advocating for retributive justice. Convincing as it may appear, by justly imposing punishment as deserved through reciprocity, it does not reduce recidivism (Honderich, 1969).
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Perental Responsibilty Laws Law Research Paper
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Moreover, this law also declares the parents or legal guardians liable for the personal injury, theft, shoplifting and wreckage caused by the children. Although it has various conditions and perimeters connected to it, it must be understood that such liabilities are limited to a specific dollar amount.
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Contract Law: The battle of the Reforms Law Coursework
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In 1975, the United States Court resolved a case between Manning Fabrics Inc. 441 F. Supp., and Lea Tai Textile Co. Ltd. 1404 [S.D.N.Y. 1975]. According to Manning Fabrics Company’s form, the settlement of the dispute was supposed to be held in New York by the American Arbitration Association or by a Textile Industry arbitrator.
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Is Trial by Jury an Efficient and Just System Law Essay
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Const., amend. VI). The Bill of Rights covers civil trials as well, stating “In Suits at common law, where the value in controversy shall exceed twenty dollars, the right of trial by jury shall be preserved, and no fact tried by a jury, shall be otherwise re-examined in any Court of the United States” (U.S.
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Passport and Justice Law Essay
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The current study focuses on the incidents and the trials that had taken place on this murder, and judgment of the Italian government and how it could be different if the US government was in charge of the case. Also, an overview on the major legal systems in the world would be presented such that an understanding of the legal procedures can be achieved while people move to different countries.
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Business Lawsuit - McDonalds Law Essay
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On February 1992 in Albuquerque, New Mexico, Stella Liebeck bought Mcdonald's coffee from the drive-through. While she was opening the lid to add creamer and sugar the coffee splashed on her lap causing a third-degree burn. It took two years for Stella Liebeck’s injury to heal completely. Stella Liebeck sued Mcdonald's for the damages.
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Project Michael Jovin Legal Situation Law Case Study
3 pages (750 words) , Download 4 , Case Study
 Jovin’s suit against Simons is void because the house he rented was in inhabitable condition. In spite of Simon’s complaints, Jovin did nothing to address the issues. Moreover, his rental agreement contract claimed that his property was in a habitable condition, which was proved to be false. 
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Can Selling Arrangements Be Harmonized Law Essay
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Numerous explanations by the European Court of Justice (ECJ) of the reasons why this or that proviso or amendment did not match European values still full of unclear points. This idea is well established in the overall claim that uncertainty in the decision-making process still threatens the future trade solutions in Europe on the whole.
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Commercial Law and Transactions Law Essay
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57). In this regard, goods sold by a person who is not the owner and who does not sell the goods under his authority or with the owner’s approval; the purchaser acquires no better title to the goods than that which the seller had (Clarke and Kohler, 2005, p.
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The Children Act 1989 Issues Law Essay
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For the first time in legislation concerning children, the law took away the concept of ‘parental rights’ and substituted ‘parental responsibility’. Initially, CA89 came into practice in England and Wales in 1991 and 1996 in Northern Ireland. CA89 does not apply under Scottish Law due to the practice of the different legal systems.
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How Do Corrections Support the System Efficiency Law Essay
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The efficiency of the criminal justice system is felt when cases are processed faster. The more efficient the criminal justice is the more effective it becomes. The correctional procedures or rehabilitations involve imprisonment or some other forms of making criminal offenders account for their criminal actions.
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United Kingdom's Tribunal System Reforms Law Essay
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The Franks Report in 1957 did a comprehensive review of tribunals. Sir Oliver Franks gave openness, impartiality and fairness as the three principles to govern tribunal operations (Franks Report 1957, p.7). Sir Andrew Leggatt, a retired Lord Justice of Appeal headed the Leggatt review in 2001 also made several recommendations (Leggatt report 2001, pp.13).
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Aspects of Family Law Law Coursework
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In the light of the aforementioned aspects of the Civil Partnership Act 2004 that are similar to civil marriage, it is evidently clear that the Act made the position of same-sex couples equal to that of heterosexual married couples. Any claims of discrimination against same-sex couples are now redundant.
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Geoffery Jack vs Wessex City Council Law Assignment
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This paper illustrates that the claimant, Geoffery Jack while driving on a highway at dawn suffered a terrible accident. The accident occurred as he was skidding across a road and hit the parapet of the bridge that rendered him almost paralyzed. He alleged that the accident was caused due to the presence of ice on the highway and brought an action of damages against the Wessex County Council.
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Case Brief : Terry v. Ohio Law Case Study
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This process is sometimes accompanied by a ‘pat down’ search of the outer clothing or apparel of the suspect, done with a view to ensure that the person is unarmed. While this mechanism is common place in today’s high risk world, its validity juxtaposed to the Fourth Amendment was examined by the Hon’ble United States Supreme Court in the case of Terry v.
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