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    COPYING FROM ANOTHER PERSON WILL RESULT IN FAILING THE COURSE. WRITE ALL ITEMS IN YOUR OWN WORDS. DON’T SIMPLY COPY FROM THE WEB. GIVE REFERENCE WHEN NECESSARY.   1.[13]  The oral arguments before the Supreme Court concerning the Communications Decency Act (CDA) focused extensively on determining the most appropriate analogy for cyberspace.  Arguments were presented that compared the Internet to a library‚ to television‚ and to a public place such as a street corner or park. (a)   Why are these comparisons

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    a cultural context Background Businesses use workplace surveillance as a way of monitoring the activities of their employees. According to Tavani (2011)‚ organisations may monitor their employees to determine participation in activities such as e-mail usage‚ websites visited‚ quality of working‚ speed of work‚ workplace practices (health and safety)‚ and interaction with others. There is much controversy surrounding surveillance and computer monitoring. Tavani (2011‚ p.323) discusses both

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    a general rule‚ the law does not hold individuals criminally liable for what they do not do. However‚ under certain circumstances‚ a legal duty will be imposed and failure to act as a result in the prosecution of the accused. Using relevant case law to illustrate your point‚ critically examine the law of omission in both its legal and moral context. An actus reus consists of more than just an act. It also consists of whatever circumstances and consequences are recognised for liability for the offence

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    analyse the US changing interests in South Asia with a view to study the implications for the region in general and Pakistan in particular. Aim 5. To bring under the sharp focus the United States’ interests in South Asia with a view to examine implications for regional security and Pakistan. Scope 6. The article will unfold as under: - a. Part – I Significance of South Asia. b. Part – II United States’ interests in South Asia c. Part – III US approach to

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    Why is the Infant Mortality rate high in the USA? Introduction According to CIA World Fact book‚ infant mortality is defined as follows: "This entry gives the number of deaths of infants under one year old in a given year per 1‚000 live births in the same year; included is the total death rate‚ and deaths by sex‚ male and female." Total: 6.06 deaths/1‚000 live births Country comparison

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    happens when one culture or community holds their value system and integrity far superior to those of other cultures. Ethnocentrism can have many positive effects in society. It can unite communities and even countries. The belief system acts as a moral code for how we act and relate to others. It’s ingrained in every one of us‚ to an extent. Pride in one’s country‚ nationality‚ or ethnic background can be good for the society to flourish. When that pride becomes too strong or too vane in us is when problems

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    examples for every citizen of this great nation as they are truly patriots. A patriot‚ as defined by Merriam-Webster Dictionary‚ is a person who loves and strongly supports of fights for his or her country. Now‚ when one begins to think of patriots‚ their mind immediately goes to men like Benjamin Franklin‚ George Washington and Paul Revere‚ but do we as Americans truly consider all who are patriots? What can we do to be patriots ourselves? According to www.raymondinegypt.tripod.com‚ citizens must

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    A Surveillance Society In the article‚ The Surveillance Society‚ by David Von Drehle‚ talks about the privacy of today’s society. It is said that “Privacy is mostly an illusion.”‚ because in our world today‚ there is hardly any privacy left at all. Today’s society is being watched everywhere they go and everything they do along the way. A surveillance society is a society where you are constantly being watched in every step that you do in life. Ranging from text messages to your credit card purchases

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    Amanda Simon 01 Mr. Burman English 100 October 26‚ 2010 Anti-Gay Bullying: How is America stimulating homosexual harassment Bullying-related suicide is currently the third largest death cause among kids and teenagers in The United States; these suicides are up to three times more likely among GLBT kids

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    One of the biggest violations to American Civil Rights is the Patriot Act. “The USA PATRIOT Act is an Act of the U.S. Congress that was signed into law by President George W. Bush on October 26‚ 2001. The act greatly reduced restrictions that were placed on law enforcement agencies and gave them the ability to search telephone‚ e-mail communications‚ medical‚ financial‚ and other records. It eased restrictions on foreign intelligence gathering within the United States and expanded the Secretary of

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