Essays on Judiciary

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1000 Words on Respect: The Foundation of Law and Society

2 pages / 1013 words

Creating a desire to respect the law is a vital step to building a civilised community. In order for the laws created by the government to be respectable, they must be aligned with our natural laws. St. Thomas Aquinas’ theory of natural law is that...

Justice Respect

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Funny Laws Being Enforced All Across America 

3 pages / 1241 words

The law is serious business and when you are in offense of the law you are considered a criminal. While you may know the more serious crimes you may not know many of the ones found on this list today. And since we all want...

Civil Law Criminal Law

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Reflections on Courtroom Observation: Analysis and Insight

4 pages / 1722 words

Introduction A numerus amount of cases is brought upon courtrooms every day and scheduled for the same time in different court rooms. DUI’s remain a big issue and concern to the public health and the safety of other as well as those under the influence....

Court Observation

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Observing Courtroom Proceedings at New Haven County Courthouse

1 page / 662 words

On October 24, 2019 was my first time visiting a court case and I observed the New Haven County Courthouse which is located at 121 Elm Street in the Downtown section of New Haven, to observe the case of Morales who served detention in March...

Court Observation

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Courtroom Observation Experience: My Experience

2 pages / 892 words

On November 6, 2019, I had the opportunity to go to court and observe an interesting Preliminary Hearing case. The case that I sat through was a rape case about how a twelve years old girl said that her fifty year old uncle would sexually...

Court Observation

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Civil Court Case Observation: a Personal Reflection

2 pages / 820 words

Introduction In February, I had the opportunity to observe a civil court case in Newark, NJ, at the Superior Court. The case, Liger6, LLC v. Sarto Antonio et al, involved a dispute over contract details, with the Defendants vehemently denying the existence of a contract....

Court Observation

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Reflecting on Courtroom Observations: Insights into Legal Proceedings

4 pages / 1701 words

At first when I chose to go to a courtroom proceeding I was slightly nervous and at the same time curious by what is actually done in a courtroom. It was my first time taking a visit to a courtroom; therefore, I didn’t know what...

Court Observation

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Insights from a Courtroom Observation: a Reflective Analysis

3 pages / 1510 words

I attended Judge Donald Canava’s motion calendar in CHC 2019 in the Lawson E. Thomas courthouse in Downtown Miami. His courtroom is a domestic violence drug court, and one of the most unique in the country, it deals in both criminal cases and civil cases...

Court Observation

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Research Paper on What Makes a Serial Killer

3 pages / 1568 words

Why do Serial killers kill? Are they born or made? The main argument towards serial killers is if they are born or made because they become who they are or do because of experiences in early life. There is no proof if it is genetics...

Criminal Psychology Nature Versus Nurture Serial Killer

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Research Paper on The Psychology of a Serial Killer

2 pages / 872 words

Introduction Actions of serial killers have been documented in history for decades. Every story you hear sound more gruesome than the last. People have been trying to figure out for ages what makes someone want to kill another human being. It either comes down to...

Criminal Psychology Serial Killer

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The Role of Forensic Psychology in Court Cases

2 pages / 1011 words

Introduction The field of forensic psychology offers a fascinating avenue of study for those interested in delving into the psyche of criminals and assessing their mental fitness to stand trial. The American Psychological Association defines forensic psychology as “the application of clinical expertise to the...

Criminal Psychology Forensic Psychology

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Law – a Career I Want to Pursue

2 pages / 705 words

A system of rules and regulations to manage behaviour in society. Although this is a simple definition it has come to my attention that law is a complex subject. I became attracted to the idea of supporting people resolve their own legal problems and aiding...

Career Goals Lawyer

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Reflection on The Courtroom Observation

1 page / 579 words

On 27th September 2018 I attended the provincial court of British Columbia inCourtenay. In the court, food, drinks and cell phones on are not allowed. I reached in the court at before 2:00pm. Before entering the court, I met with a lawyer at there. I...

Court Judge

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The Pure Theory of Law in Kenyan Legal System

1 page / 638 words

This theory was propounded by Hans Kelsen. It is all about the legal system being pure i. e. free from external forces and the concept of separating laws from morals need to be uphold at all times. Basically, law is defined as an interconnected system...

Jury Kenya

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Positive Psychology and Restorative Justice to Reduce Recidivism in Youth Offenders

5 pages / 2089 words

Positive psychology has roots in developing relationships between adults and youth and impacts the effectiveness of the programming. Since restorative conversations use an adult as a mediator, there can be a gain of greater effectiveness if there is a positive relationship that has or does...

Justice Positive Psychology Youth

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The Impact of Justice Horace Gray and United States V. Wong Kim Ark Case on Me

2 pages / 1115 words

In this short essay, I shall articulate why former Justice Horace Gray holds a particular interest to me. I shall begin by giving a brief biographical sketch of his judicial career for contextual purposes. Next, I shall explain why his opinion on the landmark case...

Impact Justice

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Is Domestic Violence a Widespread Problem

6 pages / 2602 words

I believe that in today’s justice system we look as the perpetrator as being the person who physically harms another person, but in reality we have to look at Domestic violence beyond just physical violence. Many times you have instances were an individual is controlling...

Domestic Violence Justice

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The CEO Who Saved a Life and Lost His Job

7 pages / 3314 words

The case analyzes the poor ethical judgments made by a small biotechnology company, Chimerix and its Chief Executive Officer (CEO), Kenneth Moch, regarding the decision to withhold an experimental medication from a 7-year-old cancer patient, Josh Hardy, to treat his life-threatening respiratory virus. When the...

Court

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Exploring The Law During The Course

1 page / 664 words

The Foundation of Law in Society I believe that law underpins every aspect of life, with its inherent interdisciplinary nature being borne from its ability to seamlessly interact with each facet of society and its development. It is far more than just a boundary between...

Career Lawyer