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    Racism

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    They don’t believe him because he’s black. Similar to this is how Mayella gets respected in the courtroom and everywhere else unlike Tom Robinson. During the trial Mayella is caught off-guard when she is called Miss Ewell and Miss Mayella (Lee 181). She believes Atticus is making fun of her and mocking her‚ when all he is really doing is showing her the respect everyone deserves in the courtroom and in everyday life. When she began crying

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    him. “‘Miss Jean Louise‚ stand up. Your father’s passin’’” (211). They knew that Atticus was a fair man and appreciated him for it. As a result‚ the black community felt obligated to stand and show respect to Atticus as he passed by them in the courtroom. Even after the case‚ the black community sent prepared food to Atticus’s home to compensate for his loss. To have a white man in the 1930s genuinely defend a black man for crimes against another white family was truly remarkable. Atticus was being

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    "generalize about the meaning of the Renaissance."(303). According to Lawrence in his book Culture and Values A Survey of the Humanities‚ Machiavelli "sees Christianity ’s role in politics as a disaster that destroys the power of the state to govern."(302). In other words‚ the Church interfered deeply in everything‚ especially in state management. A good example of this is Henry VIII‚ who ruled England from 1509 to 1547 and remains one of English most famous and controversial king because of his divorce

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    Crime Scene Investigation

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    some of the evidence or rather investigative leads which may help solve the case. Additionally‚ the leads found in the crime scene can help solve the case or determine what happened. Poor scene documentation can prompt unacceptable evidence in a courtroom‚ or missed evidence that may permit a victim to escape with a crime. Photography is important during the documentation of a scene. It helps preserve some of the leads in hard copy form. Additionally‚ sketching of the scene also helps during the investigative

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    Frivolous Lawsuits

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    skewed financial interest in the American courtroom and has hindered the justice system as a whole. Congress must reexamine tort reform to provide Americans with a trustworthy and secure justice system from frivolous lawsuits. As American citizens we do it everyday: we see something wrong and form ideas of suing. Whether our intentions are resolute or passive‚ the simple gesture itself poses a series of questions for why Americans find the courtrooms a haven to the solutions for their troubles

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    Movies and Mental Illness Paper - Primal Fear “ I believe in the notion that people are innocent until proven guilty. I believe in that notion because I choose to believe in the basic goodness of people.” The film Primal Fear depicts a defense attorney who takes up the case of an altar boy‚ Aaron‚ accused of murdering the Archbishop. As the film progresses‚ the defendant exhibits Dissociative Identity Disorder (DID) which causes serious challenges to the case for the defense. In this paper

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    expressing his humor‚ persistence‚ and sarcasm‚ Drummond helps others learn about evolution and its contribution to society‚ even though he did not win the case. Drummond’s humor helps him to convey the importance of evolution by appealing to the courtroom by making them laugh. Drummond jokes about the prosecutor‚ Matthew Harrison Brady‚ when he claims that God tells him

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    Deprivation and Judgement In this journal‚  Kyoungmin Cho‚ Christopher M. Barnes‚ and Cristiano L. Guanara ‚ the researchers were performing a quasi experiment to see if there was a relation between judges being tired and sentencing those who enter the courtroom. The researchers came up with the hypothesis that sleep deprived judges would sentence  a person who committed a crime to a longer sentence than a judge that was well rested. For them to conduct this quasi experiment they used judges from 90 judicial

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    be wrecked‚ lost‚ stranded‚ or cast away upon the sea‚ or upon any reef‚ shore‚ bank‚ or rocks of the sea‚ or in any other place within in the admiralty and maritime jurisdiction of the United States‚” he “shall be deemed guilty of a felony” (Scott 302). Unfortunately‚ the court has to decide if the statute is agreeable to this case. Technically‚ the steamer was in pieces with the crew in the water and therefore‚ not in possession of any Americans‚ as they had made it to shore without their

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    The study of Law and the process of Judicial Rhetoric are two concepts that have been around since the days of Aristotle. While both have transitioned with time‚ the core of both of them have stayed the same. Where there is law‚ there has to be some sort of Judicial process. This procedure is how justice is administered and Truth is upheld in a society. You can not look at one of these ideas without the other. However‚ 15 pages is not nearly enough space to encompass such broad topics. Therefore

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