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    To reform prisons we need to make the prison system more fair. The prison system is biased. There is bias towards prisoners who have disabilities. People who have disabilities shouldn’t be treated unfairly just because they’re not perfect to do something. Southern Poverty Law Center. Alabama Violates the Rights of Prisoners with Disabilities. “Prisoners with disabilities also have reported that they are excluded from work release programs due solely to their disabilities. One prisoner was sent to

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    Resource efficiency Law reform has increased resource efficiency effectively though there are limitations that are placed on these reforms. The Crimes (Domestic and Personal Violence) Amendment Bill 2013 had enabled specific police officers the ability to issue out provisional apprehended domestic violence orders (ADVO) which had previously only been issued by the courts. Once a provisional ADVO is issued‚ it has to be listed within an appropriate court within 28 days‚ much quicker than previously

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    During the Great Depression programs such as‚ social security‚ and pensions did not exist. Frank Delano Roosevelt created Welfare reform for older Americans. The depression made it necessary for means to assist the poor. As well as welfare programs FDR created the NRA‚ WPA‚ and PWA. The idea of Social Security is that employers and employees would contribute to a pension fund. Another name for Social security is called a “transfer program”. Younger generations are transferring income to the older

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    modernizing transportation‚ and of course‚ making money. America was‚ on the surface‚ improving greatly; underneath however‚ there were many problems including corrupt businesses and a growing lower class stricken by poverty. In 1900 to 1920 the Progressive Reform Movement swept the nation; progressive reformers rallied for equal treatment and better working conditions; the federal government adopted regulations that attempted to satisfy the wishes of the reformer; both groups had successes and limitations

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    Would you believe me if I told you that prisons were originally built to reform prisoners? With they way the criminal justice system works and how high the rates of mass incarceration are‚ in today’s day and age‚ I‚ myself‚ would not believe that prisons were built with a positive outcome in mind. If someone would have told me that in the eighteen hundreds prison were used as a place to reform individuals‚ I would have given them a nasty looking face full of disbelief. But now that I have this information

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    Nichole Lugo Professor Wenzell English 120-7202 6 April 2017 Welfare Reform: Hand Up or Hand Out? There are approximately 67‚891‚000 Americans receiving government assistance‚ that is roughly 21% of the American population using some form of welfare. (Statistic Brain) While situations may arise‚ and people need help‚ the welfare system is now being used as a crutch rather than a stepping stone to becoming independent. The government should place more conditions on the various welfare programs. People

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    Is it fair that almost fifty percent of the American population does not pay Federal Income Tax‚ which funds the federal government and its constitutional basic functions? Since the creation of welfare programs in the year 1935‚ a percentage of the population in the United States has been depending on these economic benefit programs to live; while at the same time‚ many of those people do not pay a single penny for those services. The problem with government dependency is that it goes against American

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    Individual Assignment MBA 502C Business Law Tort Reform Like many legal issues‚ the mentioning of tort reform has the ability to stir up controversial debates. Tort reform addresses civil lawsuits of various degrees such as medical malpractice‚ automobile accidents‚ and personal injury. Therefore supporters of tort reform seek to ensure laws are changed that limits the amount of damage recovered. Those who are against tort reform believe their Constitutional rights are violated. Dan Zegart

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    The laws made and upheld hinder my access to the American Dream because congress fail to pass an immigration reform limiting my opportunities to succeed. Primarily‚ my family is greatly threaten by the fact that the congress does not pass an immigration reform. Furthermore‚ bills are passed that protect my family from deportation and benefit my education. My American Dream is to become a successful soccer player while obtaining a degree in Civil Engineering. It is getting affected by the fact that

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    It is no surprise that prison populations across the United States have heavily increased over the last couple of decades. With this heavy increase comes several different issues‚ such as overcrowding‚ more taxpayer money being spent on prisons and prisoners‚ and more people being placed in correctional facilities as employees. The major theme displayed by these different issues is money being spent to build prisons‚ house prisoners‚ and staff the prisons. According to Merlo and Benekos (2000)‚

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