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    Legal Case

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    Legal Studies In December 2002 Dominic Li answered his front door to two men (Richard Nimmo and Maua Sua) both armed with guns. Sua and Nimmo were being paid by Yonky Irvin Tan‚ a drug dealer whom Li’s brother in law owed money to. Both Sua and Nimmo poured hydrochloric acid onto Mr Li where he suffered burns to his face‚ became blind and burns to his oesophagus. Mr Li painfully passed away three weeks later due to these injuries sustained as they led to a blockage in his throat that blocked his

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    Whether Lolita is moral or immoral lies within the minds of the readers. Morality is often based upon culture and location on where a person was raised. Pedophile‚ sexual deviant‚ artist are many names for the main protagonist Humbert Humbert. As he goes out of way devoting himself to a young girl‚ many would view this act as unethical‚ sick‚ and foul. As literature scholar Matthew Winston would state‚ “Comparative sexual customs and the varying attitudes and laws at different times‚ in several countries

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    Minority Report Surveillance In Minority Report by Steven Spielberg‚ which is a utopia where there is a thing called pre-crime. Pre-crime are three gifted humans that can tell the future‚ John Anderton a very high in power cop starts to notice flaws in the system. Afterwards the pre-crimes see him‚ killing someone in the future. Throughout the story we see a lot of surveillance such as spiders‚and scanner everywhere that will read your eyes. They Identify who you are‚ there is a complication with

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    Inclusion Vs Mainstreaming

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    Learning by Teaching and Increased Exposure in the Classroom The idea of inclusion or mainstreaming has been around the education community for a long time. Both of these ideas involve including students with learning disabilities in regular classrooms to be taught by regular teachers rather than special education teachers. The difference between the two is that inclusion allows for a learning disabled student to be in a classroom for the majority of their day and mainstreaming allows or a

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    Orestes an Innocent Hero

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    Orestes: An Innocent Hero Throughout time there has been a universal question that does not yet yield a universal answer. All people have a different view on whether or not it is right to avenge the killing of another‚ through the death of the killers. In America during this day and age‚ it is the obligation of the court system to decide whether or not a murderer should be put to death. Most of the time‚ the criminal is sentenced to a prison term‚ but when a judge decides to issue the death

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    “With reference to categories of crime‚ assess the extent to which the law reflects moral and ethical standards.” As societies morals and ethics constantly change the law must adapt to meet the needs and standards that society holds valuable. To ensure that the wider community is content with the legal system it is important for individuals to investigate how the law deals with certain categories of crime‚ as well as how well the law is dealing with the prominent issue. Societies changing values

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    TO WHAT EXTENT IS UTILITARIANISM COMPATIBLE WITH CHRISTIANITY The main idea of utilitarianism (U) is to create ‘the greatest pleasure for the greatest number of people’. This is similar to Christianity and the golden rule ‘love your neighbour as yourself’. With situation ethics‚ in a dilemma you should always do the most loving and compassionate thing. However in contrast to the utilitarian idea that you should try and greatest happiness for the most people‚ Christian ethics would look at everyone

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    To what extent do the weaknesses of Weimar democracy explain Hitler’s rise to power in 1933? The weaknesses of the Weimar Republic played a massive part in Hitler’s rise to power. This includes the impact of the first world war‚ the constitutional weakness of the Republic‚ the implications of the Treaty of Versailles and the Kapp/Munich Putsch; along with other factors that led to Hitler’s success‚ that were not directly related to the Weimar republic‚ for example the Wall Street Crash‚ propaganda

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    their practice. It is important to recognise however that whilst legislation is important‚ as it does protect people. It cannot change people’s attitudes. This means that good practice should ensure that practitioners are constantly able to evaluate what they do‚ and they should receive appropriate support and training in this area. 3.3 Describe how to challenge discrimination in a way that encourages change Immediately I witness a

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    To what extent does the law achieve justice? The literal meaning of justice is ‘the quality of being morally right and fair’ but there are various theories which can be considered and compared since they all define justice in a different way. Formal and concrete would need to be considered. Formal justice is concerned with the methods and procedures in place for decision making and allocating goods and services. It can be said that as long as procedures are fair and everyone has an equal chance

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