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    INTRODUCTION There has been debate over the Rule of Law suggesting a separation between the rules by law and rules made by mere power of a ruler. In the days of Aristotle and Plato‚ there was a clear distinction between rules and rule by mere power. These distinctions will be discussed below‚ detailing the benefits and defects of both types of rules. More recently‚ the Rule of Law encompasses both rules (mainly Statutes) and judiciary-made rules. Statutes are necessary to limit judges’ ultra vires

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    paper called “Drones and the International Rule of Law” by Rosa Brooks‚ it can be concluded that the paper is about the challenges for the International Rule of Law due to the implementation of Drones by the U.S. that neither fits into current Internationally accepted UN charters nor Geneva Conventions. Author’s stance is not clear because she seems to be criticizing drone strikes of the U.S.‚ however she rejects that it is a violation of International Law‚ rather she claims the U.S. is trying to put

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    seat for a white man. This event would go on to ignite the Montgomery bus boycott.

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    The next ethnic group is African Americans from the Montgomery Bus Boycott‚ March of Washington‚ freedom summer‚ and Selma March all for their hope of equality. In Alabama there was segregation laws all over the state the separated whites from blacks‚ and the state bus was no different (2). The Montgomery Bus Boycott started because Rosa Parks refused to give up her seat to a white man (2). The law states that blacks must give up their seats for a white man in the black section if there isn’t enough

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    SUBMITTED ON: 18TH JULY 2013 ANALYSIS OF STATEMENT OF CASH FLOW FOR MONTGOMERY WARD Analysis of Montgomery Ward’s Statement of Cash Flows Year 9 Key Indicators ➢ Growth of Sales @ 17.2% ➢ Marginal Growth of Net Income @ 7.92% on year on year basis ➢ Continued its regular investment in acquiring fixed assets ➢ Increase in stock /inventory shows piling up of stock with possibility that store is not able

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    Q. The principle of equality continues to underpin the rule of law in the UK. Discuss. The two principles that are to underpin the rule of law in the UK are equality and democracy. Equality means that every citizen deserves the same treatment and opportunities never mind their race‚ wealth‚ social class‚ gender‚ sexual orientation or health. There is a lot of discussion as to whether the UK is a fair and equal country and from the sources that I have been researching from it seems that either

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    Law: Magill V Magill Hca

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    Introduction: Magill v Magill was an appeal to the High Court of Australia in the Tort of Deceit. There had been no precedence on the Tort of Deceit in terms of paternity fraud in Australian jurisdiction‚ and questions were raised regarding the imposition of law and legislation in a marital context and whether the tort of deceit extends beyond the commercial context. The appeal was unanimously dismissed‚ and the decision became legally binding in all other Australian courts. Material Facts:

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    Law is necessary for the effective operation of a society as it ensures the protection of a population and certifies that justice is fair. The law is essential as if it was non-existent‚ society would descend to anarchy. The law is in place to protect the whole of society‚ especially weaker individuals or groups within a community. Another reason that law is fundamental‚ is it provides equity and fairness within society; however‚ this is not always accurate as a number of aspects can result in an

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    Microsoft and Intel V. Antitrust Law By Name William Cheng Economics 7/26/2014 The article I found to be interesting focuses on the U.S. court cases United States v. Microsoft and In re Intel Corp. Both of which‚ are dealing with violations of antitrust law. The topics include the preservation of innovation‚ the application of antitrust standards to high-technology platforms‚ and market monopolization. In the early 90’s Microsoft and Intel were investigated and later charged with a substantial

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    The Montgomery Bus Boycott brought together 45‚000 members of the black community in Montgomery‚ Alabama. This was made possible through careful planning‚ organization and cooperation among a few important groups of people. The Women’s Political Council (WPC)‚ the black churches of Montgomery and The Montgomery Improvement Association MIA) were the three main institutions behind the success of the boycott. The Women’s Political Council was the first suggest the idea of a bus boycott in order to

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