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    Why Unjust Law Is Wrong

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    where she was not allowed to sit. The law was meant to treat people differently based upon the color of their skin. She felt that this was an unjust law and took a stand against it by breaking the law. Famous people like m.l.k‚ gandhi‚ and thoreau went against the law because they felt it was wrong and only way to fix that was to fix them self by breaking the law. Civil dis happens when people stand up for unjust laws without violent and demands better laws from the government as defined by thearu

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    cyanide-adulterated punch and suicided in Guyana‚ South America. From those 913 members‚ 276 were innocent children. As informed in the Britannica Encyclopedia article “Jim Jones‚” these members belonged to a cult known as the Peoples Temple led by Jim Jones‚ who was responsible for ordering the members to suicide. According to an article “Why Do People Join Cults?” by Adrian Furnham‚ Ph.D.‚ a cult is a group with “powerful and exclusive dedication and devotion to an explicit person or creed‚” with a goal

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    *CASE ANALYSIS* A New Caterpillar Emerges Caterpillar was a low-cost manufacturer in the construction equipment industry until the beginning of 1980’s‚ but in 1982‚ competition from the Japanese biggest construction equipment manufacture i.e Komatsu‚ Kubota‚ and Hitachi‚ threatened its position. Caterpillar’s functional approach was outdated‚ and structural changes were needed to remain globally competitive. To this end Caterpillar quickly moved to change its organizational structure. The

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    Why People Break The Law

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    different reasons as to why people break the law. One reason I believe people break the law is to get a rush for being adventurous‚ or get an adrenaline rush. Some people are always down and feel like crap and to get themselves pumped up they possibly would break the law to feel alive for once. Some people break law because it may have been what they saw all there life while growing up. If you live in a family with very little and your parents or older siblings would break the law to care for you and

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    Law Enforcement Law enforcement is one the main components of the criminal justice system in the US. Law enforcement officers are in charge of keeping the country and its individuals safe by investigating any criminal activity‚ and responding to any emergency or hazard against the safety of any individual in this country. In this essay I will be talking about the history of law enforcement how it was born‚ police functions and police ethics. History Law enforcement in America‚ stared back in the

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    American Constitutional Law Name Institutional affiliation In order to fix congress by imposing a term limit on the members of the senate and House of Representatives it would be necessary to amend the constitution as opposed to passing a law. Amending the constitution would be necessary versus passing a law because the constitution is the supreme law of the land and passing laws that contradict the constitution would be unconstitutional. In Marbury v. Madison‚ it was held that Section

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    do no remember the rules of the road. There are many important laws that people can forget from the age they take driver’s ED to the age of 75. By taking a knowledge test every year‚ we can eliminate a responsible driver’s forgetfulness of simple laws. US citizens should have to take a driving test every year because most American deaths/ injuries are cause by irresponsible drivers‚ and a test would help people remember and follow laws more closely. Car accidents can be caused by many factors‚

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    Title Jim Morrison has been arrested several times (Simons‚ 2008). Its seems obvious that he followed his own rules and he has proven that throughout his career and lifetime. Along with his struggles he has also had many musical accomplishments. As the Doors made some of the best rock and roll songs of all time‚ they modified rock and roll with their own rules as they caught people’s attention. The two major members of the Doors had met at school. Jim had enrolled in film school at UCLA in 1964.

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    in every case to ensure that the right people or peoples are being charged with the crime. Evidence is extremely important‚ but evidence law is just as important. Evidence law deals with the rules and legal principles that govern the proof of facts in a legal proceeding. For as long as we’ve had evidence law‚ we’ve had controversies associated with evidence law. Throughout this paper‚ I’ll go in depth on the controversies involving the use of DNA evidence‚ child witnesses‚ Miranda warnings‚ and warrantless

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    Why We Need Laws

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    The American Heritage Dictionary defines law as “a rule of conduct or procedure established by custom‚ agreement‚ or authority.” Since even the most primitive forms of life have been known to live by some “rule of conduct‚” by definition‚ law has existed before the dawn of the human race. However‚ no other species have adopted laws to fit their immediate needs more than humans. As groups of humans began living in larger and larger groups‚ competition for resources such

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