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    FREE LEGAL AID INTRODUCTION India is a modern state that has accepted the concept of ’welfare state ’. Hence it has to work for the welfare of the general public. It is the function of the State to establish a just social order by enacting just laws and by providing equal opportunity to all to grow. Every Government is constituted to respond to the needs and aspirations of the people and to remove social inequalities among its citizens. This promotes social justice among poor and the downtrodden

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    Critical Legal Issues in Criminal Justice CJ500 Unit 9 Project Brenda Colbert September 26‚ 2011 When it comes to the criminal process‚ it typically ends when a defendant is found not guilty. However‚ in retrospect‚ it does not end whenever a defendant is found guilty‚ and that is for three primary reasons: 1) the accused must be sentenced; 2) the accused can and often does appeal their conviction; and 3) in the event that the accused’s appeal fails to succeed‚ the U.S. Constitution provides

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    Speluncean a. Truepenny CJ             i)          Does the law exhaust the requirements of ’justice’?             Depends on one’s view of JusticeJustice in Truepenny’s eyes is to extend clemency to the defendants and that if this is done then in his eyes‚ ’ justice will be accomplished without offering any encouragement for the disregard of law’.   ii)                   Mercy may not be part of the law if it is followed to the letter of the law. iii)                

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    1989Candidates are being asked to evaluate the statement‚ not necessarily the criminal justice system. Yet the marking criteria requires candidates to “Comprehensively and accurately evaluate how sentencing and punishment attempts to balance the rights of victims‚ offenders and society”. Poor question. This question starts after an offender has been found guilty and is to be sentenced. This is the key part of the Legal Studies syllabus that pertains to the question: 4. Sentencing and punishment • statutory

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    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 influence the process of law making and the implementation

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    People) v State of Victoria (2007) case which granted the Gunditjmara people native title ownership of over 4000 hectares of Crown land on the coast of Victoria and Deen Maar Island. Additionally‚ the National Native Title Tribunal shows the effectiveness of the government in attempting to aid the Native Title Act 1993 (Cth). It was established to mediate native title claims under the direction of the Federal Court of Australia and resolve native title issues. The National Native Title Tribunal

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    1. The "public comment" period closes on an OSHA proposed regulation‚ and your business had filed a public comment against the proposed regulation explaining that the regulation would not fix the problem that OSHA was trying to remedy‚ that the regulation would cost more than the problem itself‚ and that the regulation was a tax‚ not a safety change. List two arguments available to your company that may succeed in overturning the regulation. Answer: The proposed regulation would not fix the problem

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    Sometimes achievingJustice’ involves great struggle. I suffer from many nightmares and have done so for many years. Strangely‚ I didn’t have them during the 15 years I in spent in prison after being wrongly convicted‚ with three others‚ for the 1975 Guildford and Woolwich pub bombings. It was almost as if I was in the eye of the storm while I was inside‚ and everything was being held back for a replay later in my life. Our case is well known now as one of first major miscarriages of justice. I am

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    have because they are human beings. In Australia there have been many responses to effectively obtain and enforce human rights through both Australian and international action. Responses such as the UN‚ international treaties‚ intergovernmental and non-governmental organisations‚ domestic responses and the structure of the Australian law making system address issues of human rights. These responses have been effective in responding to issues of human rights within Australia. Although Australia has

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    Assess the effectiveness of the legal system’s attempts to protect the rights of same-sex couples The Legal System has been relatively effective in protecting the rights of same sex couples when approaching the legal issues of equality‚ enforceability and protection and recognition of individual rights. As society evolves it grows in diversity and acceptance to which regard the legal system must change to better serve societies needs and values. With reference to this the legal system’s approaches

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