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COMPARATIVE LEGAL SYSTEMS( Coursework)...proceedings in a civil code. Also, if in case the accused applies in the civil court, there is no provision for the accused to appeal in the criminal court in future15. Thus, this paper throws a good deal of light not only into the legal systems of Guatemala, but also into case- law provisions of France and England. References 1. Bronski, M 2011, A Queer History of the United States, Beacon Press, US 2. Cairns, W. J and MacKeon, R 1995, Introduction To French Law, Routledge, UK 3. Dam, K. W 2007, The Law-Growth Nexus: The Rule of Law and Economic Development, Brookings Institution Press, US 4. Janssen, E 2009, ‘Limits to expression on religion in France’, Journal of European Studies, Vol. 5, no. 1, pp....
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Comparative Economic Systems...? Comparative Economic Systems This paper intends to present a comparative study of the US economy, taking into account the economic components of China, UK and Russia. The paper thereafter illustrates the role of foreign trade relations, unemployment rates, inflationary rates and the population variations as major determinants to the GDP growth rate of the economies. Substantial variances were found in the economic performances of these nations, especially in the post-recessionary period, wherein the paper also intended to highlight the underlying reasons for such disparities. Introduction The economic growth pattern of trend of a country is determined depending on many factors such as the Gross Domestic Product (GDP) growth rate... such as...
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Comparative Economic Systems...? Comparative Economic Systems In 2007 to 2009, the US economy had to face the worst economic recession in the history. The financial marketcrashed, housing debt increased, GDP fell and the unemployment rate also increased during that period, igniting a crisis situation within the economy. Although the economic growth and recovery in the US was marked since 2009, in present times, it seems that the growth has become slower but steady. Similar to the US, other nations of Europe has also faced severe effects of the economic recession such as the UK and Germany. In order to deal with the loss experienced by recession, each nation implemented...
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Comparative Business Systems...? Comparative Business Systems: Brazil and Germany Comparative Business Systems: Brazil and Germany Overview of Brazil and Germany National System In 2011, Brazil was identified to be the seventh wealthiest economy with a GDP of 2.2 trillion dollars, since it is the largest country with a population of Latin Americans and Caribbean. The country weathered the global financial recession, which had insignificant effects on Brazil economy; hence, it was one of the last to fall in to recession during 2008 and among the first to resume the growth in 2009. Germany has been considered the largest national economy in EU; in fact, it is ranked fourth largest...
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CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEMS (COMPARATIVE)...to a DNA test The Amsterdam Court of Appeal has held that it is enough if the suspect gave his/her consent to the performance of tests in general (in a case in which the body tissue was legally obtained).
Criminal Justice System in Krakow
The Krakow respondents believe that the society has a differentiated ability to protect from everyday crime and that they are much less protected from the dissemination of drugs, from the rise in prostitution, and from the increase in alcoholism and crime. 5 Krakow's report to the IYF national coordinators (National Paper of Poland, 1995) noted that
"The Government is obliged to act with deliberation, to ensure that the negative social
effects of economic reforms...
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Comparative police systems...to surveillance. Through a comparative analysis of the post 9/11 right to surveillance granted to either of the two states, this paper shall demonstrate that even though the USA constitutes a more critical case than the UK, the right and expectation to privacy in both countries has been critically undermined.
Laws governing privacy in the United Kingdom have traditionally, and customarily, restricted the right of the state to engage in the surveillance of citizens without establishing, and arguing, a cause to do so and obtaining the necessary warrants. The Interception of Communications Act (1985) effectively disallows law enforcement, or any representative of the state, from intercepting the telephone and electronic...
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Comparative economic systems...Comparative Economic Systems Explain the problems involved in the transition process from one economic system to another, and assess the record in the USSR and in China since the 1980s.
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Comparative criminal justice systems...The Criminal Justice System of the Peoples Republic of China If one was to look at China’s criminal justice system in the light of the western system, then a lot of deficiencies would be seen in China’s criminal justice system. The system is characterized by suspects being withheld for long periods of time during investigation and many administrative penalties that are often merely advised by confessions. However, the criminal justice system in China is not as old as the country itself and it can therefore be said to be still evolving.
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Comparative Economic Systems...Comparative Economic Systems Country Population and Population density Income category GDP Growth rate GDP per capita (international $) (2013)
Income Distribution GNI Coefficient (US$) (2013)
Econ System
Political System
HDI 2012
Literacy rate (2011)
South Korea
50,219,669 and 515 per sq.km.
High income
3.0
33,140
25,920
High-tech industralized
Presidential system
0.909
97.9
China
1,357,380,000 and 145 per sq.km.
Upper middle income
7.7
11,904
6,560
Market-oriented
Communist
0.699
92.2
India
1,252,139,596 and 416 per sq.km.
Lower middle income
5.0
5,410
1,570
Open-market
Multi-party...
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Comparative Accounting Systems...Comparative Accounting Systems The Brazilian accounting system was specifically designed to generate and provide information to the tax authorities however the country is in the process of adopting the IFRS (Holt, 42). The decision was due to the recent growth of the country’s economy. Challenges to the adoption of IFRS are as a result of the difficulty in changing the mindset and approach which is mandatory in this principle based standards. Meanwhile South Africa shifted from the local generally accepted accounting principles (GAAP) and adopted the IFRS however the transition faced challenges due to the difficulty in harmonizing the local standards with the IFRS (Holt, 35)....
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