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    Schools must have policies and procedures because it establishes rules and consistency. Parents‚ staff and pupils know what is expected of them‚ makes school a safe place to be. In a school where there are many pupils‚ plenty of staff and visitors there is a need for a lot of policies. All the staff needs to be aware of the contents of the policies. Every school may have the same policy with the same title (for instance Anti Bulling) but it may contain different information. 12.Summarise the policies

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    School Dress Codes Are Sexist School dress codes are sexist towards girls and promotes a rape culture. Rape culture is a term used to describe sexual assault‚ rape‚ and violence. This includes victim blaming and sexual objectification toward high school girls (Colorado State University 1). School dress codes have a negative attitude towards teenage girls. Most dress codes are directed towards the female gender. Sajani Clerk was dressed coded for wearing a flattering outfit that she felt confident

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    Practice Test: Answers Code of Ethics Which of the following is a component of the Code of Ethics? CFA Institute members shall: B) use reasonable care and exercise independent professional judgment. following could result in the member being summarily suspended from using the CFA designation? C) Both of the results listed here. Which of the following is NOT an act explicitly referred to in the Code of Ethics? A) Giving free introductory seminars on investing to the public.

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    The Code of Ethical Practice adopted and promoted by YACVic outlines a set of youth work principles and practice responsibilities for all youth workers. In this essay I will discuss two of these practice responsibilities and demonstrate how they relate to the ‘Hub of Ethical Practice’. The YACVic Code of Ethical Practice is based on a human rights framework‚ it’s principles reflect underpinning values that inform youth work practice. The YACVic Code consists of ten youth work practice responsibilities

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    The “Foundation for Individual Rights in Education” is the primary advocate group for the removal of speech codes on college campuses‚ working to draw attention to the growing censorship problems and striving to repeal unconstitutional restrictions. FIRE was formed in order to “empower campus activists‚ reform restrictive policies‚ and inform the public about the state of rights on our campuses” (FIRE. N.p.‚ n.d. Web). The organization rates colleges yearly on their policies regarding free speech

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    Administrative Practice VELMURUGU  v. THE ATTORNEY-GENERAL AND ANOTHER (1981) 1 SLR 406   Fundamental Rights-Fundamental rights of freedom from torture or cruel‚ inhuman or discriminatory treatment or punishment-Fundamental right of freedom from arrest except according to procedure established by law - Articles 11 and 13 of the Constitution -Administrative practice.   The application of a concept of administrative practice can extend State responsibility to cases where the material before court

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    girls need to conform to keep things under control. Under a strict dress codeschool officials make female students conform to the perverted minds of teenage boys. School dress codes claim to teach students how to dress properly for their future career and create a safe environment in school‚ but in reality it often sexualizes young women’s body parts and underestimates young men’s maturity. Establishing strict dress code rules perpetuates rape culture and prevents young people from having freedom

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    n uc at io Ed fro m Pe ar so n Chapter 1 What is tort law? er m iss io n Key points In this chapter we will be looking at: ✦ What a tort is ✦ What kinds of activity tort law covers ✦ How torts compare to crimes and ✦ Some practical issues in tort law ✦ Tort and fault ✦ The relationship between tort law and human rights law ✦ The way the tort system operates in personal injury cases pr io rp breaches of contract ✦ How tort law is made wi th ou t Introduction Pr oo f s:

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    1. The reason why we made this assumption about our topic‚ which is the dress code policy in schools‚ is because as a student‚ there are many instances where I’ve heard teachers make demands and accusations like; “I can see your bra strap” and "find something to cover yourself with”‚ when confronting female students in regards on their outfit. And while‚ the dress code applies to all students‚ I have observed that it seems to mainly targets female students. Female students are restricted from

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    requirement for admission to law school. No singular field of study is recommended by the American Bar Association at this level. In fact‚ the ABA notes that students gain admission to law school from nearly every area of study‚ ranging from political science to mathematics. Common undergraduate majors for prelaw students include English‚ political science‚ economics‚ business‚ philosophy‚ and journalism.Explore Degree Programs to Become a Lawyer >> 2PASS THE LAW SCHOOL ADMISSION TESTAlong with an

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