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    Introduction While some countries have legalized abortion‚ some have upheld the prohibition of such medical services. Modern society is divided between two major stances on abortion: pro-choice and pro-life. Some claim that forbidding abortion infringes upon a woman’s right to her own body while others argue that abortion is murder and should be illegal. As governments establish laws dictating the legal status of abortion‚ the issue is not simply whether or not abortion is right but rather whether

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    Stereotyping and discrimination based simply on a difference in race are two things that are continually discouraged yet continue even today in the most recent of times. Since the wake of September 11‚ racial profiling in airports has been heavily enforced in order to ensure the safety of Americans. In several instances‚ the stopping of virtually all Arab or "suspicious" peoples has proved to be advantageous in that those incriminated intended on causing harm to others. Furthermore‚ airport security

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    The term‚ fiscal cliff‚ is a shorter way of explaining a plan that is in order to help the US get out of our ballooning debt. It consists of two parts: tax and expenditure procedures‚ which in turn will tighten fiscal policies by $502 billion by 2013. The largest part of these cuts is the two-percent cut in payroll taxes that fund the social security pensions‚ worth $120 billion per year as well as corporate tax breaks that benefit renewable energy companies that

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    sure that the eighty million people who are secretly owning these guns are not the ones who are actually committing the crimes. This is important because everything will get worse if we are able to obtain fire-arms. In some countries they have strict rules about guns. But if you take a look at the crime records in those countries and states that they have a gun free policy‚ the crime rates go up. This will be something that the government would have to

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    Emely Munguia 5/6 B Rashad was in high school when he just wanted to go and buy some chips. A lady tripped over Rashad at the store‚ making him drop the bag of chips‚ starting it all. After this incident it didn’t matter what Rashad said next‚ that it was an accident‚ or that he wasn’t stealing‚ the cop just kept beating and punching him making he him bleed worse to it being way to unnecessary. From this he became hospitalized and became absent from school many days through him being hospitalized

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    become altruistic worldwide. All organ donations have become altruistic‚ meaning that there are no financial incentives to people who are willing to have their organs or organs of their deceased family members used for transplants. During the past two decades‚ advances in immunosuppressive therapy has led to greater success in transplantation and to increased numbers of patients on transplant waiting lists. Instead of donating organs people can start selling them it could potentially become as charitable

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    person having different beliefs. Thus since a code of ethics is made up of a set of different beliefs‚ codes of ethics can vary drastically. For example John and Kathy may have the exact same beliefs on every philosopher’s theories minus Kant. John believes Kant is wrong‚ compared to Kathy who believes that he is correct. Even though their beliefs are so similar‚ this one varying ethical belief that John and Kathy have means that they have completely different ethical codes. Therefore this takes

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    Mandatory Overtime Many hospitals are understaffed and make their nurses work overtime. Employers try to save money by having their employees work overtime rather than hiring more people. However‚ having nurses work overtime is an ethical issue. It affects the lives of the patients and the nurses. Mandatory Overtime as an Ethical Issue Mandatory overtime is important in nursing because it affects the care we are giving to our clients. In recent studies it has shown that long work hours can lead

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    abolishment. This has not stopped the jury from being belittled. The size that is required at the maximum number of people on a jury has been adjusted from twelve to only six and it no longer requires a unanimous vote in most countries‚ but to a two-thirds majority vote. This means that only four out of six people need to vote one way for it to be the standing ruling. That is if the jury even going to be tried‚ most cases are settled before the trial. The unpredictable results and the money

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    “According to a 2003 ATRA survey‚ 85 percent of Americans believe too many frivolous lawsuits clog our courts; therefore‚ ATRA successfully translates the frustrations into action and reforms.” (A Track Record of Success| ATRA) Also‚ the protestors against tort reform argue that the money available to victims is drastically being reduces‚ for many disagree with the caps on awards for damages. However‚ this may not apply to everyone because every case is unique and because lawsuits vary the amount of

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