Essays on Laws & Regulations

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California Smoking Ban of 1998: a Closer Look

2 pages / 922 words

Introduction In 1998, Drew Carey held a sit-in to protest the smoking ban in California bars. Although Drew is not a smoker, he smoked that night and called the ban "stupid." Three years earlier, California enacted a state law that forbade smoking in bars and...

Smoking Ban

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Political and Social Determinants of The Introduction of The Smoking Ban Act in The UK

1 page / 2732 words

Abstract The subject of considerations in this work is Smoking Ban Act, the laws prohibiting smoking in public places, adopted by the British parliament in 2006 and entered into force on July 1, 2007. The aim of the considerations is to present the political and...

Smoking Ban

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The Patriot Act: Analyzing Its Constitutional Nature

1 page / 574 words

Is the USA Patriot Act Constitutional? The USA Patriot act was erected in response to the September 11th terrorist attack. Numerous factors have altered it since it’s creation. The act’s sole purpose is to provide the government with a upper-hand in catching dangerous criminals and...

Patriot Act

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How The One Child Law in China Has Impacted Family Decisions

6 pages / 2695 words

Introduction Family planning is a significant concept within human development and it is the common way that people use to get their desired number of children. There are different family planning methods that are put in place to ensure that limit the number of children...

China Family Law

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Daniel James White: a Look at The Use of Insanity as a Defense

3 pages / 1576 words

“Eat a Twinkie, kill a man.” This was a phrase seen often in the newspapers and media during the late 1970’s and early 1980’s. The so-called “Twinkie Defense” is one of the more colorful myths of the criminal justice system; the misunderstood argument in the...

American Criminal Justice System Insanity Defense

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The Constitution’s Checks and Balances

1 page / 582 words

The Constitution works because of the balance between the three branches of the government, and the amendments that can change the Constitution. The three branches of the constitution are the Legislative, Judicial, and Executive branches. These branches are kept equal to power by checks and...

Constitution

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Types of Misrepresantation in Law

4 pages / 1810 words

Question TMA 2 The case study preferred to Shahida, a fashion designer, who is in dispute with a local art gallery, Benjamin’s Looking Glass. The dispute is about Shahida taking legal action against the art gallery for selling her a wrong piece of painting, due...

Constitution

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The American Penal System

3 pages / 1204 words

Over the past few decades, cases of mass incarceration has become a widely known occurrence of the American Penal system. Fifty-nine percent of all state inmates in the United States are incarcerated for nonviolent crimes as of 2017, while our criminal justice policies have increased...

American Criminal Justice System Prison

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Mississippi Law History

1 page / 369 words

On January 8, the US Supreme Court refused to review two cases challenging a Mississippi law that would permit businesses and government employees to deny services to Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual And Transgender (LGBT) people to safeguard a persons’ sincerely held religious beliefs and moral convictions....

Constitution Court

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Examine The Provision of Checks and Balances in The UK and Us Constitutions

3 pages / 1415 words

The UK and US constitutions are similar in the fact that they both have checks and balances. This is as a result of the separation of powers (or lack of) that both systems have. In the UK, the executive and the legislative branches are fused....

Constitution United Kingdom

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The Royal Prerogative Through The History

2 pages / 982 words

The royal prerogative is defined in various ways, to Blackstone, it is defined as “over and above all other persons and out of the ordinary course of the common law in right of his regal dignity.”[1]; to Dicey, it meant “the residue of the discretionary...

Common Law Monarchy

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James Madison: Father of The Constitution

1 page / 363 words

James Madison Jr. (March 16 [O.S. March 5], 1751 – June 28, 1836) was an American statesman and Founding Father who served as the fourth President of the United States from 1809 to 1817. He is hailed as the “Father of the Constitution” for his pivotal role in drafting and promoting the United States Constitution and the Bill...

Constitution James Madison

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Why Should The Drinking Age Stay at 21: The Reasons

3 pages / 1549 words

Introduction Almost everyone can agree that alcohol should not be given or allowed to children or young adults under a certain age. Alcohol is a substance that is very dangerous and if you used incorrectly or immaturely the consequences can be a great danger to...

Legal Drinking Age Underage Drinking

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Copyright Issues in Film Industry: Rift Between The Rights of Directors and Producers

3 pages / 1342 words

Introduction The Copyright Act of 1957 is regarded as a foundational piece of legislation in the realm of Intellectual Property Laws in India. Its central premise is to protect the originality of an idea once it is articulated through a particular medium. Despite numerous efforts...

Copyright Law Film Editing

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500 Words on Smoking Ban: The Effects

1 page / 514 words

This article talks about how the “number of children admitted to hospital with severe asthma” has decreased by 12% in the first year after the ban on smoking in public places. It is also thought that people are opting for smoke – free homes as...

Smoking Smoking Ban Tobacco

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The Objectives of Client Advocacy in Alcoholism and Drug Abuse Treatment

2 pages / 917 words

Alcohol and drug treatment requires critical focus on the key characteristics of clients where they can be integrated into the society. There are always issues that need to be addressed in ensuring that the alcohol and drug treatment intervention that is put in place focuses...

Advocacy Substance Abuse

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The Future of Business Law and What The Students Will Have to Know to Be Successful

1 page / 358 words

Anticipate what business law may look like 20 years from now and give your opinion on what you believe students will need to know in order to be successful in the field. Provide a rationale for your response. Made-to-order essay as fast as you need...

Business Law

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The Importance of Business Law and Its Role in Commercial Environment

5 pages / 2187 words

Introduction Business law also known as commercial law is a term that refers to a body of rules and regulations that govern business persons whether by gentleman’s agreement, national or international legislation. These rules enable two or more individuals to conduct business matters swiftly without...

Business Law

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The New Trends of Business of Mergers and Acquisitions in The European Union

6 pages / 2928 words

Introduction Mergers and acquisitions are the new trends of business, especially at international levels. Over the last decade, companies have adopted this move as a way of minimizing competition, expanding trade and meeting the diverse customer needs (Coyle, 2000). The extension of this move to...

Business Law