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    Identification The Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) is a United States Department of Justice law enforcement agency. Their purposes in law enforcement is to stop the sale of illegal drugs‚ drug trafficking‚ investigate major crimes within the United States and internationally‚ and to secure and protect our communities from ever confronting drugs. DEA also cooperates with many major law enforcement agencies such as federal‚ state‚ local‚ and foreign law enforcement agencies to stop criminals

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    A perfect example of a familiar subcultural minority in my on society is Quechua.Most Quechua Indians still live in the areas once governed by the Inca Empire in Peru. There distinctive styles of dress are different of what we humans wear now in days. Quechua women wear skirts and blouses‚ with colorful woven shawls around their shoulders. Men wear trousers‚ shirts‚ and woven ponchos (capes). Sandals are the preferred footwear for both men and women. The style and color of clothing worn by Quechua

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    Minorities and our constitution: Historical Approach and its present relevance: Though Indian society has been plural from ancient times‚ the minority problem faced as faced by the framers of the Constitution is widely  believed to be the creation of the colonial regime.  The plural Indian society has various groups – ethnic‚ religious and linguistic. They used to live harmoniously together with broad cultural unity. Even Islam co-existed with Hinduism. However‚ the British rule made a qualitative

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    Enforcement of Foreign Judgments edited by Louis Garb Attorney-at-Law‚ Israel Also admitted to practice in Botswana and South Africa and Julian Lew Attorney-at-Law‚ England Also admitted to practice in the State of New York 1994 Kluwer Law and Taxation Publishers Deventer · Boston Foreign Judgments (June 1994) General Section - 3 List of Authors Africa South Africa Feinsteins Incorporated 9th Floor‚ The Atrium 41 Stanley Avenue‚ Milpark Johannesburg South Africa Tel

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    Women rights An educated female population is more threatening to Pakistan then a large army with a lot of weapons. Malala‚ a Pakistani girl who was shot in the head by a Taliban soldier wanted to experience education like all the other young girls of her age in other countries. Pashtuns is one of the main culture in Pakistan.There is a myth in their culture that women should not be educated.I believe that there are other million girls out there in the world who are also not provided education

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    Warren and Rehnquist and the Effects of Major Court Cases on the Law Enforcement of Today Have you thought about how much the Supreme Court decisions really affect your life and what we do on a daily basis or how important these decisions are to our civil liberties? Earl Warren and William Rehnquist are two of the most well knows Supreme Court Chief Justices. Each having different opinions on the importance’s of civil liberties and public order maintenance. Many of the court cases that

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    M. Taylor. 1977. Multiculturalism and Ethnic Attitudes in Canada. Ottawa: Supply and Services Canada. Berry‚ John W.‚ Jean S. Phinney‚ David L. Sam‚ and Paul Vedder. 2006. Immigrant Youth in Cultural Transition. Bird‚ Karen. 2009. Running Visible Minority Candidates in Canada: The Effects of Voter and Candidate Ethnicity and Gender on Voter Choice Canada in Comparative Perspective‚ Queen’s University‚ Kingston‚ ON‚ Canada‚ May 7-8‚ 2009. Bissoondath‚ Neil. 1994. Selling Illusions: The Cult of Multiculturalism

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    Running Head: MINORITIES IN THE MEDIA Minorities in the Media: Have We Dropped the Ball Ethically? Seth W. Horning Dr. Jay Martinson December 6‚ 2000 Minorities in the Media: Have We Dropped the Ball Ethically? This is a time when civil rights are beginning to be taken for granted by many minorities and used as an excuse for inaction by the white majority. This taken with the onslaught of the information age begins to create a problem unique to this period

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    protection of minorities. The United States constitution does a great job of protecting this right. By ensuring the factions that are present in American government are controlled‚ the United States Constitution is ensuring that there cannot be a tyranny of the majority. One way the United States Constitution protects the rights of minorities is through the First Amendment. The First Amendment protects the basic rights of the American people. Protecting the right to protest allows minority groups‚ such

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    conduct. Different violations have occurred‚ such as bribes‚ theft‚ perjury‚ extortion‚ and selective enforcement. Some officers take bribes to hide records or drop evidence of crimes committed. Also‚ some officers take bribes to alter testimonies in court and traffic stops. Lately‚ the most common type of corrupt police officers has been committing has been selective enforcement. Selective enforcement can be when a police officer’s uses a different type of forces to detain towards a specific race of

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