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    Informed Opinion Outline Topic: Prostitution Should be Legal Reasons: It is a career/job choice selected by the person performing the job It has the potential for large financial profit It is highly regulated and safer than illegal prostitution It generates tax revenue for the counties that allow it Personal Opinion: Women should have the right to work in this field safely‚ and without harsh punishment for a service that is elsewhere considered to be profitable and respected. Support and Statistics:

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    Valenciano‚ Jorge Michael I. BSBA-MM 3-2D 1. Importance of Law in my Life We all know that law is very important in the society. It is a must in order for a society to be peaceful and problem-free. Law is a man-made therefore it is in you if you will follow it or not. If you do not follow the law‚ it doesn’t mean you will die‚ so nature has nothing to do on the laws of man. The law is something that the human has created to modulate the society by introducing. Fairness and equality

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    Unit 2 Assignment CJ 227-01: Criminal Procedure “One may well ask: How can you advocate breaking some laws and obeying others? The answer lies in the fact that there are two types of laws: just and unjust. I would be the first to advocate obeying just laws. One has not only a legal but‚ a moral responsibility to obey just laws. Conversely‚ one has a moral responsibility to disobey unjust laws.” – Martin Luther King‚ Jr. Imagine a perfect society‚ where the population had a standard

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    Reflection Paper LAW/531 Learning Team D Reflection Paper In most businesses there is a top manager that is in charge of taking care of the overall assets for the owner. Various titles are bestowed upon these leaders from store managers to general managers. Yet‚ the end result is the same‚ and that is protecting the assets and the business from any and all liabilities. One very important role is how a manager identifies and protects the tangible property rights of an organization. In the

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    Law Enforcement Today Paper Today I am going to describe the issues facing police departments in today’s society. This is something that everyone has with their police departments in different states and how they work out. Some of the police departments are facing from society today are the corruption‚ on-the-job dangers‚ and the use of deadly force. When things like this happen and they need to use their power you have the worry that someone will try to blame you for racial profiling and

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    Tax Law and Accounting Paper In today’s financial world‚ preparation and reporting of income taxes has become one among the other main reasons why individuals and businesses are keeping and maintain their financial records. However‚ there has been some controversy between tax laws and accounting under the General Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP). Simply because IRS is not always agrees with GAAP’s principles and thus creates its own tax laws. This paper will discuss the objectives of modern

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    introduce similar legislation based upon the Same-Sex Marriage Act 2012 (Tas) (‘SSM Act) before the end of 2012. This paper will discuss the merits of a High Court constitutional challenge to the validity of State legislation. The Commonwealth of Australia Constitution Act 1901 (Cth) (‘Constitution’) sets out in section 51(xxi) that the Federal Parliament has the power to make laws for the peace‚ order and good Government of the Commonwealth in respect to marriage. This power is though‚ a concurrent

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    Role and Functions of Law Sara Winstead LAW/421 December 22‚ 2014 Safiya Byars Role and Functions of Law The role of law functions in everyday business transactions and the surrounding societies. Melvin (2011) stated‚ “Law is a body of rules of action or conduct prescribed by controlling authority and having legal binding force” (p. 4). Role of law in a business and society are the same however can impact businesses differently. Kelly and Associates Insurance Group are compliant with many state

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    principles. There are three sources of modern income tax statutes which are legislative‚ executive and judicial. In this paper only the legislative and the executive will be discussed. The Internal Revenue Code‚ which consists of statutory provisions relating to Federal taxation‚ only existed as individual revenue acts before 1939. In 1939 congress put in place the federal tax laws. This codification arranged all Federal tax provisions in a logical sequence and placed them in a separate part of the

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    ROLE AND FUNCTIONS OF LAW PAPER APRIL 20‚ 2015 ETH/321 PROFESSOR STACY MEALEY In many jurisdictions the judicial branch has the power to change laws through the process of judicial review. The term “judiciary is also used to refer collectively to the personnel‚ such as judges‚ magistrates and other adjudicators‚ who form the core of a judiciary (sometimes referred to as a “bench”)‚ as well as the staffs who keep the system running smoothly. In 1803‚ Marbury vs Madison case

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