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    “In Greece the banks didn’t sink the country. The country sank the banks”. Discuss this view. Which are the main differences between the Greek crisis and the crisis in Ireland and Portugal? The Greek crisis is basically a result of the inability of the government to balance the tax income with the public spending‚ to control effectively its expenditure and to enforce its tax collecting policies. The country has shown significant fiscal imbalances and at the same time‚ high levels of corruption

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    on eye witness testimony from the bus driver and child witnesses. The court heard from witnesses (classmates) that the boy had pushed Chafe once before the final and fatal shove sent him sliding down the bank onto the snowy‚ slush-covered street below‚ near the rear‚ before wheels of the bus rolled over Chafe’s head and crushed it. (Globe and Mail‚ 2015) Most of the testimonies came from students

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    Although‚ eye witness testimonies construct a fundamental basis in criminal or civil investigations they are falsifiable and therefore shouldn’t exclusively determine a verdict. When used as sole evidence‚ if the testimony is remotely questionable or a key word such as “resembled” is used‚ more evidence is needed to solidify the situation. In the case Scott Fraser speaks of‚ only eye witness testimonies were being used to convict the suspect. There was no DNA evidence‚ no murder weapon‚ and a description

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    Based on the contents of the video‚ it is quite clear to me that eyewitness testimony is a vital part of the criminal justice process. However‚ just like every other aspect of the criminal justice system it has to be treated seriously and used with care. Failure to do this can lead to several problems in the criminal justice process such as‚ leading questions and cognitive interview errors. As a result of these errors‚ they were subsequently highly analyzed and challenged by Elizabeth Loftus.Leading

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    of seven debates between Stephen A. Douglas and Abraham Lincoln during the 1858 Illinois state election campaign as among the most significant statements in American political history. Douglas‚ the North’s most prominent Democratic leader‚ faced against Lincoln who represented the Republican. Douglas was seeking reelection to a third term in the U.S. Senate. The debates held in seven Illinois towns and attended by tens of thousands of listeners. The sharpest difference between the two candidates

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    AN INTERPRETIVE ESSAY OF DIRK VAN DER ELST’S‚ CULTURE AS GIVEN‚ CULTURE AS CHOICE In this text‚ anthropologists Dirk Van Der Elst and Paul Bohanan discuss the concept of multiculturalism. The text states that an entirely different view of culture is needed in the intellectual discourse of society. Elst analyzes culture using the example of analyzing sex. Elst makes it clear in his analysis that pluralities of identity are the norm‚ that everyone is multi-ethnic and multi-racial in some fashion

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    been able to differentiate between the two documents‚ or even speak to what they were about‚ I cannot confidently say that I learned about them. The module assigned to us this week in class helped me learn about the differences between the Constitution and the Articles of Confederation; in addition to discovering what the Federalists and the Antifederalists stood for. Though the documents‚ and the groups of people‚ shared commonalities‚ their differences‚ rather‚ are what defined the United States

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    the murder: That the samurai was found dead in a grove‚ that a cut rope lay next to him‚ and that no conceivable murder weapon -- knife or sword -- was found at the crime. Tajomaru’s testimony‚ that he killed the samurai in a duel after “seducing” his wife‚ initially seems most plausible. Examining Tajomaru’s testimony from the perspective of John Locke reveals few discrepancies between the case’s evidence‚ other testimonies

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    fastest growing sports in Britain‚ in relation to this piece of work I will specifically be looking at the Americanization and globalization of British culture. Through reading academic literature‚ it was clear that there was disparity in defining what British American football is. Was American football becoming a serious sport within Britain or was it simply an exclusively American sport occasionally enjoyed by British Athletes. Thibault (2009) stated that sport includes an international dimension

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    The French and Indian war was an ever building conflict between France and Great Britain. When both countries started to expand their land in North America‚ they started to claim land under both names. This conflict was not the first for these two countries‚ and it also wasn’t the last. This war was the climax of these two countries tensions‚ but it was also a resolve between them. The French and Indian War‚ or the seven years’ war‚ was a long war that was the start of the American Revolution.

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