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The aim of the paper is to show the importance of studying criminal justice. One importance of studying criminal justice system is to equip learners with adequate knowledge and skills in carrying put various functions of the same. This leads to the development of skillful and knowledgeable personnel to deal with criminal issues in a given society.
From this research it is clear that a society may not be registered if it interferes with the public order, or infringes upon the rights of others. A society may not be registered if it is in any way connected to or affiliated with a foreign political party, particular a Taiwanese political party.
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The paper throws light on a contract of sale, an agreement between two parties, the seller and the buyer, which is subject to different conditions. For a sale of goods contract to be fulfilled, there are some conditions that have to be satisfied, and in this case, and analysis will reveal the issues and provide reasonable judgment.
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This essay discusses that like every other department, the administration and management of the police department is the most important part as all the other divisions of the department are controlled by it and are ultimately dependent upon it for the shaping up the strategies and methods of their implementation.
This research is governed by the following research question, which will aid in attaining objectives and aim of the research: Whether what a person does is dishonest according to the standards of honesty and reasonable people? If the answer is yes then a further question should be asked: Whether the defendant realised that honest and reasonable people would find his actions as dishonest?
It is evident from the study that the separation of powers is a constitutional principle which is designed to ensure that the functions, personnel and the powers of the major institutions of the state are not concentrated in one body. It ensures the diffusion of the powers among different bodies in the country.
According to the theft Act 1968, a person is termed as being answerable to theft if he appropriates another persons’ property dishonestly especially with an aim of depriving the original owner of this property.
ESSAY QUESTIONS Name Course Tutor name 12 February 2012 ESSAY QUESTIONS Question 1 How the prosecution is likely to respond to the motion and how the judge is likely to rule The suspects were booked after the police followed a tip of their involvement in a crime.
According to the research high social support was found to be positively correlated with high emotional intelligence and high social support was positively correlated with job satisfaction in this sample of urban police officers. Apparently these two factors are more important than the perception of job stress on job satisfaction.
Generally, the statements made by Alex were to the effect of degrading the public image of the players and team manager. Besides causing harm to their reputation in public, the statement also tends to raise ethical questions on the players and the team manager and hence lowers them in the public eye.
Gail prepared the will in December 2010. At that time, Gail had already taken a divorce from Brian, as assumed by the fact that when Martin proposed to her, the processes of the divorce were over. It should be mentioned that after the divorce, Gail bought a house the value of which has been estimated to £225,000.
This paper will examine both theories and make assumptions on which of the theories is more likely to reduce drinking and driving behavior, and why. In the process, two different theories, general deterrence, and social learning theory, shall be explored, with a conclusion as to which theory is best.
The Geneva conventions and their Additional Protocols are the basis of International Humanitarian Law (IHL) which is also known as the Law of armed conflict. The conventions set up rules to control the brutalities that take place during war.
The paper tells that the case on Radmacher v Granatino is a welcome development in the area of financial relief on divorce because it made the position of the Highest Court with regard to ante-nuptial clear. It does not mean however that all prenuptial agreements with regard to financial relief will be automatically recognized because the operating law with regard to ante-nuptial agreements is still unclear.
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The contract law plays a central role in regulating contracts that are made between persons in the society. It is worth noting that if the contracts were to be left to operate without any legal enforcement, then many people especially the underdogs and the weak in the society would suffer in the hands of the populace who are economically influential.
This paper examines freedom from fear and want, in international human rights and how these security and welfare rights may conflict with other fundamental human rights. It is argued that in order to expand the realm of international human rights to include welfare and security rights, some trade-offer is necessary.
This paper seeks to critically analyze the decision of the Supreme Court in the seminal case of Montana v. Egelhoff and its implications of the legal landscape covering the right of the accused to present evidence, as part of the due process guarantees of the Constitution.
Youth justice is becoming a growing concern in the developed countries to safeguard the legal rights of the young generation indulged in criminal activities. The increasing criminal activities in countries such as USA and UK by the youngsters have compelled the legal authorities to adopt legal and formal policies to protect and provide the right justice to the youngsters.
An offer is defined as an expression of willingness to enter into a binding contract. However a statement is not necessarily an offer: it could be a statement of intention, supply of information or an invitation to treat. In the present proposition an offer must be distinguished from an invitation to treat and this distinction is a very fine one.
The paper tells that the field of medical law has caused important and taxing questions to arise, particularly in relation to the proposed conflict between moral obligations and legal duties. The debate considers whether legal duties are based on moral obligations or vice versa, and touches on some delicate topics.
The books I referenced in the paper throw light on Regan’s and Singer’s works and I chose them because they help contrast Regan’s approach with that of Singer’s. I also laid stress on books composed by Francione because his works help immensely in understanding the core ideology of the animal liberation movement.
Obligating, on the whole, connotes that the member states have no preference as to method and form. On the other hand, directives are general rules, but they are binding as to their result. For each member state, it is expected, a directive is obligating as to the outcome to be accomplished. As to the choice of method and form, the institutions of the member states can exercise their power.
According to utilitarianism, one is supposed to adopt the option that offers maximum satisfaction to the maximum number of people. In this particular case, the stakeholders are the government, the prisoners, the parole board, and the general public. If prisoners are released, the only group that gets satisfaction is the prisoners.
The directives are outcome-based, which means that the member states may implement the directive in the manner in which they choose, but they must implement regulations that achieve the objectives of the directive. Directives are principle-based because every nation has sovereignty, therefore they need to be free to implement their own laws.
Alaska is today regarded as one of the largest states of America - it is the 49th state of the nation (Kimura 138). Being one of the largest states, Alaska possesses numerous and huge sources of natural resources that have become critical for the development of the state and the American nation at large.
Background For generations, family law in the UK has sought to keep the fundamental social structures of the UK intact and allow the proper socialisation and create the right atmosphere for the social and economic wellbeing of residents of the country (Diduck, 2003).
The researcher of this present essay will attempt to discuss the jurisprudence behind the European court of justice in adopting this legislation effectively. This essay will also briefly capture some its landmark decisions, with special emphasis on the application the treaty to private parties and some concluding remarks.
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U.S. Military Aviation Training and Environmental Regulations
However, community noise and air quality are a growing concern for military aviation because of increased regulation, public awareness, urbanization and increased areas required for military training (Waitz et al., 2005, p.329).
In the 1980s, New York City was a haven for criminals, with violent crime at an all-time high. On December 22, 1984, Bernhard Goetz took matters into his own hands when he believed that he was being threatened by four youths that shared a subway car with him in Manhattan, New York.
It is evidently clear from the discussion that the nature of liability in negligence resides in a failure to exercise a duty of care, resulting in injury to another person. The person who failed to exercise the duty of care is also the person to whom the liability attaches. Vicarious liability, however, is different.
The audit firm is ready to commence the audit process of the availed consolidated financial statements of Apollo Shoes Company as of 12th February 2012. The scope will cover all related consolidated statements of operations, cash flow records of the year, and the retained earnings of the year ended 31st December 2011.
The report will cover the following: the role played by the setting of objectives in auditing; the roles of auditors towards realization of misstatement-free financial statements; the roles of auditors whenever fraud cases are detected; the roles of auditors in handling executive issues of the client company; the roles of auditors in the management of the auditing process.
This research aims to evaluate and present the relationship of globalization and crime. The report will cover the following: media representations of general globalization and migration/immigration issues; media on human trafficking; media on drug trafficking; media representations of transnational policing/international police cooperation.
The EU (European Union) policy concerning free movement within its member states on the free movement of persons tends to, in particular, discriminate against people from other parts of the world- the non-Europeans, commonly referred to as “others”. The E.U.’’s hostility towards immigrants has been discussed at length in various forums.
The discussion seeks to answer the question: What are the rights of warships to unhindered passage through territorial seas? Is there a difference between nations that have navies and those that do not? Does the Court need to consider in order for a rule to be established as customary, if there must be absolute conformity and practice with the rule or is it enough that there is a general consistency?
This research aims to evaluate and present an analysis of the burden of proof in relation to the plaintiff, prosecutor and defendant; examination of court procedures and the standard of evidence that must be presented; the suitability of the use of forensic science to be submitted as evidence in legal cases and the role of current European Human Rights rules in the determination of the burden of proof.
This study sought to accept that the law can only provide safeguards to ensure that Human Rights are not abused and that the victims are given the mechanism or framework that will aid them to assert such rights. The mechanism is not self-executing unless the victims themselves come forward to bring to justice the violators the framework provided by law will be inutile.
Before you can conclude the guilt or innocence of this defendant, you must determine if he is sound mind and discretion; he unlawfully caused the victim’s death; he acted with prudence as a reasonable being would do under the circumstances, and he stabbed the victim intending to cause grievous bodily harm resulting in death.
The conventional observation is that non-charitable purpose trusts are void. In “Re Endacott”1, Lord Evershed M.R viewed that “a non-charitable trust under English law cannot be enforceable as it is not having ascertainable or quantifiable beneficiaries.” In “Bowman v.
The paper tells that the law negates violence and its implications are meant to create a suitable setting for the citizens of a particular nation to follow. However, there are independent institutions that provide their own sets of obligations and guidelines to be applied in their management. These institutions are majorly found in independent organizations that exist within a government.
CORPORATE GOVERNANCE LAW. Corporate governance is a system that has gained prominence in the management of organizations across the world and plays a critical role in facilitating organizations to be effective and efficient hence attainment of organizational goals and objectives.
The researcher discusses in detail the importance of the arbitration process along with the factors prerequisite for the arbitration to continue. The relationship between the agreement to arbitrate and the arbitration process is established in order to reach a conclusion regarding the notion. The nature of the arbitration agreement and various provisions of it are considered in the overall analysis.
This essay states that in criminal law the term “intention” plays a very critical role in the criminal proceedings that ultimately result in a decision being made on whether the accused person is guilty of a criminal offence or not. Generally, intention is the person’s or group of person’s specific purpose in doing a certain action or series of actions in order to achieve a certain goal or aim.
It is evident from the study that there are numerous environmental problems, which results from human activities through every means and mostly causing pollution of every type. Nevertheless, this issue is not ignorable as it is creating countless problems for every living creature present in this era of machineries.
The purpose of this research is to investigate the following: a brief overview of the European Convention on the Human Rights (ECHR); The ECHR and the principle of subsidiarity: the contribution and congruence; The ECHR and homosexuality: Resolving the global dilemma; The ECHR and the question of Muslims in Europe and their human rights; The ECHR, expulsion, and the right to refuse medical treatment.
Beginning in the early 1970s forensic laboratories have quadrupled in response to the proliferation of substance abuse, an increasing demand for independent evidence and advances in science and technology (Peterson & Sommers, 2010).
The ‘free movement’ of employees is considered as a fundamental principle of people in Article 45 of the European Union Act. Under this act, every EU citizen is entitled to search for job in other EU countries and work there without any consent. Besides, EU residents can reside in other countries for job purposes and live even after their service term is completed.
The problem statement for this study is to critically discuss the extent to which regulation/ protection of intellectual property can be justified. Protecting the creation and development of ideas lies at the heart of intellectual property. The purpose of doing so is to stimulate and increase the production, development and dissemination of the ideas necessary for progress.
From the discussion, it is concluded that people should have the authority to use their brains, their thoughts and creativity in order to solve their problems, make products and ultimately sell it, not leashed by some monopolies which work for their own benefits. This should be the real meaning of intellectual property rights.
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Workplace Discriminations. Workplace discriminations are growing everywhere in the world and the case of United States is also not an exception. Discriminations with respect to sex, gender, age, religion, race etc are usually taking place in majority of American workplaces.