Essays on Judiciary

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Is The American Jury System Still a Good Idea

2 pages / 794 words

Is the American jury system still a good idea? This question resonates at the heart of the United States' legal framework, as the jury system is deeply ingrained in the country's pursuit of justice. Enshrined in the Constitution, the right to a trial by jury...

American Criminal Justice System Jury

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Injustice Anywhere is a Threat to Justice Everywhere

1 page / 664 words

Introduction: The Essence of Justice and Its Universal Implications The statement “Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere” echoes the profound wisdom of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., encapsulating the essence of social justice and its interconnected nature. This sentiment highlights the undeniable truth...

Discrimination Justice Segregation

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Positive Impact of Mediation in The Case of Child Custody Disputes

5 pages / 2428 words

With a population of approximately 1.324 billion people, India is the world’s second most populous country, making it all the more difficult for our judicial system to handle all the petty to grave matters affecting its citizens. As a result, the ADR Act, 1996 provides...

Child Custody Meditation

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The Use of Article 51 of The UN Charter for Self-defence Processes

5 pages / 2316 words

The use of invading or attacking another nation pre-emptively has long been regarded as a contentious area in international law. Indeed, it has been questioned whether it should be regarded as pre-emptive self-defence or preventative self-defence but for the purpose of this essay pre-emptive self-defence...

International Law Self Defence

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Understanding The Necessity of Self-defense Further Reforms

3 pages / 1572 words

The principles of necessity and self-defense are fundamental components of the criminal justice system, providing individuals with legal justifications for their actions in certain circumstances. However, in recent years, concerns have been raised regarding the clarity and interpretation of these defenses within the judicial system....

Self Defence

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The Issue of Kids Guardianship in India: Analysis of Law Regulations

4 pages / 2020 words

The guardianship of a kid after the partition of the guardians is a consuming issue. Frequently films and books have cited how much injury that a youngster needs to go through to see the harsh course of their folks isolating. The issue of the care...

Child Custody Parenting

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Research of The Concept and Purpose of Law Through The Schools of Jurisprudence

13 pages / 5958 words

General Introduction Law is a very wide concept and ordinarily does not admit to any one universally accepted definition. Everybody has an alternate perception of law and its comprehension can differ from person to person. It can admit to a certain description but an author...

Justice

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The System of Law Enforcement Agencies in Malaysia

1 page / 486 words

The function of Law enforcement agencies in Malaysia is performed by numerous law enforcement agencies and generally comes under the direct purview of the Royal Malaysia Police, the main government agency entrusted with the maintenance of law and order in the country. Like many federal...

Court Criminal Justice Law Enforcement

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Overview of Social Control Theories

4 pages / 1675 words

Although the term social control has been widely used in numerous scientific fields for a long time, a general definition has not been agreed upon yet among many writers. This is partly due to the fact that the word ‘control’ has different meanings in languages...

Civil Law Social Control Social Justice

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Differences and Similarities Between Criminal and Civil Law

1 page / 605 words

Every society needs an order to function so that its citizens can leave peaceful life. To maintain order in society and to prevent chaos and uncertainty, we need criminal law. In order to ensure the smooth functioning of society, laws have been made which define...

Civil Law Criminal Law

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Role of Psychologist in Criminal Profiling

4 pages / 1748 words

Psychologist play a major role in society. They work in hospitals, treatment centers, behavioral centers, outpatient health centers, courts, jails, and detention centers. They watch for changes in their patient’s behavior, attitude, and mood. These medical professional documents whether the changes in the client’s behavior...

Criminal Procedure Criminal Profiling Criminal Psychology

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Alcohol Law: Raising The Minimum Use Age

3 pages / 1293 words

Alcohol drinkers do not often see the effects of alcohol until it forms into an addiction. In the Vietnam War, government officials lowered the drinking age when people raised the question of why they could die for their country at 18 but not drink alcohol....

Alcohol Law Legal Drinking Age

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Sacrifice for The Sake of Liberty: "Letter from Atlanta Prison" and "Opening Statement"

4 pages / 1706 words

We as a community aspire for freedom. Liberty and equality are what we all want in our respective communities, and we have fought for these for decades together. However, we are yet to achieve lete equality and justice in the world, and more specifically in...

Freedom Justice Liberty

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Minimum Legal Drinking Age: Advantages & Disadvantages of Twenty-first Amendment

4 pages / 1977 words

There are many monumental ages in a person’s life. When you turn thirteen you are a teenager, at sixteen you can get your license, when you turn eighteen you are officially an adult, and at the age of twenty-one, you are of the legal age...

Alcohol Law Legal Drinking Age

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Alcohol Law: The Us's National Drinking Age Demonstration

4 pages / 1754 words

The US’s National Drinking Age Demonstration of 1984 set out to guarantee that all states raised the base open belonging and buy age to 21. This was connected to the way that there were numerous vehicle mishaps happening among the youthful grown-up and young populace...

Alcohol Alcohol Law Legal Drinking Age

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Analysis of The Shared Relationship Between ‘the Press’ and ‘liberty’

5 pages / 2381 words

“Our liberty depends on the freedom of the press, and that cannot be limited without being lost”. This quotation is pivotal in terms of understanding the symbiotic relationship between the ‘Press’ and the concept of ‘Liberty’. Liberty is derived from the Latin word liber which...

Freedom Justice Liberty

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Texas State Constitution: Shortcomings and Solutions to a Number of Important Issues

5 pages / 2498 words

There are a variety of purposes for a state constitution. The central focus is to characterize the principles of society and states. It also recommends political objectives for the good of citizens. They do this by plotting the specific foundations that individuals will use to...

Civil Law Texas Constitution

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Code of Hammurabi: Made to Equalize Society and Establish Justice

3 pages / 1350 words

He proved to be a skilled military commander, politician, and visionary Babylonian ruler. Hammurabi considered himself to be “the King of Justice” and created a law code that consisted of 282 laws. All the laws have covered specific subjects such as slander, fraud, slavery, the...

Hammurabi’s Code Justice

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Positive Qualities of Community Service

1 page / 584 words

The opportunity for people to give back to their community is one of the greatest feelings in the world. It allows people to help the less fortunate around them. The lack of motivation is a common setback for the small number of volunteers in the...

Alternative Sentencing