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    Disparity and Discrimination Essay CJA344 In the criminal justice system there are many complaints that exist in regards to its fairness. Much of this is based on perception and much of this is based on the person’s individual experiences and observations. The terms disparity and discrimination are tossed around in different contexts to describe the views held by the system. Sometimes these terms are used correctly‚ other times they are not. It is a common misconception that they are each used

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    Existence of Discrimination Discrimination happens to be exhibited in many ways and different settings. Some of the reasons people discriminate are race‚ belief‚ sexual preference‚ employment‚ religion‚ gender‚ size‚ and even a person health status. Usually the person that discriminates has a narcissistic behavior and preoccupied with issues of power‚ vanity‚ and personal adequacy. Their disorder and ignorance of what the discriminator doesn’t understand‚ fuels their negative feelings. Many

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    Utilitarianism - Questions Explain; Utilitarianism - Utilitarianism is the traditional understanding that the right act is the act which will actually‚ or most probably produce the greatest amount of happiness or pleasure throughout the world. The view was most famously founded by Jeremy Bentham‚ and later adapted by John Stuart Mill. Utilitarianism focuses on the consequences of an event rather than following strict rules and in general can be classed as a type of naturalism that offers a reductionist

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    morally justifiable/permissible only with situations‚ in which you can guarantee the best possible outcome. In this particular situation with the bomber‚ I believe we should take the Utilitarian-Act Consequentialism approach; and torture the bomber as an attempt to get him to reveal the location. Simply because‚ Act Consequentialism will focus more on the overall happiness that it will bring to all those involved. Seeing as how they have apprehended the bomber‚ and interrogated him to no avail. It

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      B. eliminates nepotism   C. prohibits discrimination   D. encourages advancement  6) Which of the following is NOT a major sub theory of discrimination within  the disparate treatment theory?  A. Cases that rely on direct evidence  B. Cases that rely on circumstantial evidence  C. Mixed-motive cases  D. Cases that rely on a jury trial  7) Thousands of equal-pay suits have been filed‚ predominantly by ___________  since the Equal Pay Act of 1963 was passed.   A. Americans with disabilities

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    Exam Case Study Analysis „Google Hit with Job Discrimination Lawsuit“ 1. Beief description of the situation.Christina Elwell was the national sales director for Google in 2003. In April 2004 she informed her supervisor‚ Timothy Armstrong‚ that she bad become pregneat with quadruplets. By May she felt she was being discriminated against and filed a lawsuit with the US district court in New York. She felt this way due to the following instances:According to the lawsuit Armstrong was concerned about

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    Discrimination is a big part in the world today. In the book‚ Of Mice and Men‚ John Steinbeck‚ author of the famous novella‚ shows how discrimination was a such a big factor in the past to and how it affected people in different situations. Lennie‚ one of the main characters in the story‚ is discriminated because of his disability and is handled with unpleasantly. Curley’s wife is also treated unfair‚ mainly because she is a female. Crooks‚ an african american character‚ is also segregated because

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    approaches that are currently relied on. Racism is a form of discrimination that stems from the belief that groups should be treated differently according to phenotypic difference. It is widespread in the UK (Modood et al‚ 1997). Racism has many forms; direct attack is less common than perceived discrimination in interpersonal communication‚ or inequity in the receipt of services or justice. It is easier to measure discriminatory acts such as racist attacks‚ but some believe that everyday minor

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    This chapter is devoted to the textual analysis of four proposed advisory speech acts‚ namely: advice‚ warning‚ suggestion‚ and urging in forty texts selected from the Holy Bible (the New Testament)‚ the Authorized Version of King James Bible in their English texts‚ distributed as follows: sixteen texts for warning‚ twelve for advice ‚ six for suggestion‚ and six for urging. 4.2 The Notion of Text According to Halliday and Hasan (1976:2) "A text has texture‚ and this what distinguishes it

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    aimless. Therefore‚ the five ethical theories should be significantly applied to any aspect of individuals’ lives. The utilitarian ethical theory is founded on the ability to predict the consequences of an action to a utilitarian; the choice that yields the greatest benefit to the most people is the choice that is ethically correct. Deontologists believe that people have a duty to act accordingly to a rules-based thinking‚ regardless of the good or bad consequences that may be produced. Deontologists

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