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According to the report many insurance companies and financial firms are hiring their own team of investigators who are incorporated within their organisation to manage security and carry out investigations in case of fraud or theft in their organisations. Modern security operations are obliged to observe the several individual privacy laws. Read More…
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This has guided the growth of an imposing body of jurisprudence which is both in Strasbourg and in the United Kingdom. In any criminal actions, there can be opposing interests, for instance, national security or the requirement to defend the observers who are at risk of reprisals or to maintain the secret police techniques for examining crimes. Read More…
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Government or law enforcers should not be allowed to levy stiff penalties on hospitals and nurses who divulge patients’ information for the protection of their own. HIPAA-Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996- is the standard that was created to regulate the electronic transmission of a person’s health insurance claims. Read More…
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Human democracy, equality, freedom, human rights respect and the rule of the law are the core values in the foundation of the European Union. Since they have been embedded in the European Union treaty, their reinforcement was by the Fundamental Rights Charter. Countries that transact trade and have other agreements with the European Union have a mandate to respect human rights. Read More…
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The aforementioned article, as with others in the code, is rooted in ethical precepts, assumes a legal format and its violation exposes the violator/professional educator, to disciplinary action. This essay will explore the implications of the identified teacher-to-student duty, the methods by which it s realized/applied and the consequences of its transgression, including potential penalties and the appeals process. Read More…
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One of the most significant elements of personal life is the right to privacy. However, it has to be noticed that this right is not protected equally within the particular states globally. Towards this direction, the intrusion of media which often occurs in someone’s personal life is evaluated differently both by the legislators and the courts globally. Read More…
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On the contrary, ECHR is all set to work for the protection of human rights in th european countries. However, some of its policies regarding certain humain rights are still not worth effective. Read More…
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Juveniles do not usually have a legitimate right of seeking bail; however, most of them are released to their guardians or parents before they are arraigned in the juvenile court (Carrie & Repucci, 2001). The minors usually have a right to counsel and in case they cannot afford one, a state-appointed counsel represents them. Read More…
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Due to the ever-increasing complexity of the global economy, as well as the need for checks and balances to ensure that international business and trade are conducted in an ethical and beneficial manner, international organizations have risen to prominence which was created in an effort to serve as arbiters in commerce and trade disputes. Read More…
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Due to the ever-increasing complexity of the global economy, as well as the need for checks and balances to ensure that international business and trade are conducted ethically and beneficially, international organizations have risen to prominence which was created to serve as arbiters in commerce and trade disputes that cross the boundaries of nations, oceans, and continents. Read More…
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The duty to avoid conflict of interest is based on the premise that a director must not use his position to profit himself or others to the detriment of the company he is seeking to serve. The duty to act with good faith is based on the concept that a director must act based on what a reasonable person is expected to do under the circumstances if he were in his place. Read More…
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It should be clear from the previous discussion that heads of states and senior state officials get respect and immunities because they must act in the highest moral tradition. A nation or peoples who accept morally disgraceful persons as their senior state officials can only blame themselves and are responsible for their downfall. Read More…
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Often, they are engaged in such activities such as investigations, interrogations, helping in the prosecution, and arrests of those criminally liable (McGuinness, 2009). Hence, they are subject to such scrutiny from different sectors, including the Supreme Court (McGuinness, 2009). Read More…
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The anti-kickback statute was put in place as a means of protecting patients and government-sponsored programs such as Medicare and Medicaid from abuse and fraud. It is one of the ways that is used to mitigate the corrupting influence of money on making healthcare services. It removes the potential of economic incentives being used to influence decision-making regarding healthcare. Read More…
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On the other hand, sovereign immunity is also a well-settled principle in international law based on the latin maxim "par in parem non habet imperium". Oftentimes, these two principles collide with each other as the relations of states inter se become complex over time. Read More…
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In the present age computers and the internet have become more sophisticated, giving the opportunity to criminals to commit serious crimes with it and this formed the basis of the enactment of several laws relating to the computers and internet. Thus, the question arises: Is cyber law really effective in stopping crime? Read More…
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Since the court began issuing its judgment, it has changed its composition over ten times. During the span of twenty years, various violations of its articles have occurred.[1] For instance, article 4 of the American convention, which is the right to life has been violated in about fifty different occasions. Read More…
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In addition, it could also be defined as a crime committed by a business executive or an employee at higher managerial level for any personal reasons. For instance, it is also a crime that Read More…
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The term “white collar crime” was introduced by Edwin H. Sutherland in 1939, emphasizing the fact that criminal activity in the United States was to a great extent, taking place in everyday business by respectable individuals of high socioeconomic status. The main feature of the crime was a violation of trust. Read More…
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Usually, the activities of media are considered as justified because of the possible importance of the issues presented. On the other hand, the law recognizes an increased ‘power’ of media to intervene in daily activities (either of persons or organizations) in order to guarantee the provision of necessary information to the public. Read More…
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This arises when statutes of Parliament need to be applied and such statutes may involve specific certain procedures that must be completed. In the event such procedures are not completed according to the specification in arriving at an administrative decision, this can be grounds for making an application for judicial review. Read More…
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The phrase "white-collar crime" was coined in 1939 during a speech given by Edwin Sutherland to the American Sociological Society. Sutherland defined the term as "crime committed by a person of respectability and high social status in the course of his occupation." Although there has been some debate as to what qualifies as a white-collar crime, the term today generally encompasses a variety of nonviolent crimes usually committed in commercial situations for financial gain. Read More…
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The historical existence of the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) can be traced back during the period of 1959. This judicial organization is regarded as one of the most profound regulatory bodies, which projects active involvement in situations wherein there occurs a breach within the protocols of human rights. Read More…
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This Code of Ethics sets out the principles to which all directors, officers and employees of these companies are expected to adhere and advocate in meeting these standards.
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As the paper highlights, the police department changed the minimum age for fresh recruits from 20 to 22 years in 1995, as a way to recompense for the dilemma. Consequently, they made obligatory that the recruits ought to have two year's college credits merits or two years in the military. Nonetheless, there has never been consensus over the issues. Read More…
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On the 26th of October, 2001, the so-called PATRIOT Act was signed by George W. Bush (full name - Uniting and Strengthening America by Providing Appropriate Tools Required to Intercept and Obstruct Terrorism Act of 2001) which was earlier approved by the Senate and the Congress. This federal legislation virtually granted rather wide powers in terms of surveillance to the government and police. Read More…
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Within the past 10-15 years, there has been an increased interest in the issues of safety within the workplace. This is because the incidence of errors and human harm has been on the rise all over the world. Most of this harm is due to errors that are avoidable through proper management and avoiding negligence.
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Al-Deen explored the levels of risk to individual privacy and the growing attachment of populations to social media. The study by Al-Deen focused on the limitations of mechanisms established to ensure privacy and the manner in which groups and individuals expose themselves to the risk of privacy violations. Read More…
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The Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR) provides these mechanisms with personnel, policy, research and logistical support for the discharge of their mandates. “Special procedures are either an individual called ‘Special Rapporteur’, ‘Special Representative of the Secretary-General’, or ‘Independent Expert’ or a working group usually composed of five members (one from each region). Read More…
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Some behaviors are viewed as being criminal while others are not criminal. There is a criterion that can be used to assess whether a certain behavior is criminal or not. First, for a behavior to be criminal, it should be harming the victim. This is known as the principle of harm. According to J. S. Mill, harm to others is the only justification for criminalization. Read More…
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Irish travelers have to face important problems in regard to all the aspects of their daily life; this fact has led to the radical increase of suicide rates among this group of people (Hennessy 2013). The funds that have been received by organizations for the support of Irish Travelers have not reached these people due to bad management (Hennessy 2013). Read More…
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Some of their functions entail management of correctional facilities, security consultation, private investigations, prisoners’ transportation, and guarding in prisons. Private security firms/services have gained acceptance for their alleged efficiency, better quality, and low-cost services than public institutions. Read More…
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The said criminal laws serve to ensure the maintenance of values, upholding established social privileges and sustained existing power of relationships for those that violate the existent morals and values of society (Bundy, 2011).
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Technological advancements have increased the need for countries and corporations to protect their intellectual property. Intellectual property rights have been established in many countries to support technological advancement. Inventors are granted exclusive rights that are limited to exceptions in the law. Read More…
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The author of the paper will begin with the statement that torture is a global issue and that association gives it a broad description as a matter of, not only judicial but also great social concern that affects the human population both locally and internationally. It is also shared among the diverse societies of humanity, within the global community.
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This essay discusses the “challenge of balancing competing interests” in the context of Intellectual property Law. It is worth noting at the outset that things get complicated when the problem of IP infringement crosses borders and it is at this point that the international legal framework comes into play. Read More…
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Actual possession is the actus reus requirement. A guest in a place where illegal narcotics are held is not guilty of possession of the drugs and would not be found guilty of the offense of possession. The prosecutor must provide evidence that the person in question knowingly possessed the illegal item and was in control of it. Read More…
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Berman was working an employee at the department, where he worked as an economist. In 1998, Berman had accepted a monetary award from Project on Government Oversight (POGO) on an assignment he has done for the qui tam action that involved payments for extraction of oil on the federal land. Read More…
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Concealment of misconduct usually involves falsifying records or documents to disguise discrepancies. The higher the degree of effort to conceal corporate misconduct the more difficult detection will be for unsuspecting management, the public, investors, and the government. Most of the crimes contain two common elements: the intent to cheat someone and the intent to deceive or conceal the truth. Read More…
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Under natural law, every person has a right to execute the law against another who infringes his rights, however, when people enter into society with other people, they are protected by common laws. Rousseau believed that man was a “natural savage” and that freedom was vital to his development, with laws being framed through a common self-interest by consensual approach. Read More…
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He was not presented with an evidence-based case (Thereby being found guilty against the rule of law), and the tribunal itself was exceptional in ‘crimes against humanity trials for allowing the death sentence. Iraqi law provides no punishment for crimes against humanity, so his death sentence was, again, against the rule of Iraqi Law. Read More…
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Police stop involves a less invasive arrest of an individual whereas a frisk entails a restricted search on an individual stopped by the law enforcing officers. The latter carry out stops by temporary detaining and questioning the stopped person on grounds of reasonable suspicion, which is often less than the apparent cause of criminal activities. Read More…
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This paper reports on the current status of the national DNA databank in the US and illustrates the legal challenges it faces in the face of the European Union's recent court decision that ruled against the UK's expansion of the program there. The legal and philosophical concerns of the program are based on the US constitution's guarantee to the right to privacy. Read More…
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Gross human rights violations have compelled some LGBT persons to flee their homes, fearing for their safety, and seeking sanctuary in countries with, what they perceive to be better human rights protection laws. However research seems to indicate that in numerous instances, some host countries have displayed homophobic attitudes which seem to further marginalize these LGBTs. Read More…
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After the events of September 11, 2001, and the Oklahoma City bombing of the Alfred P. Murrah federal building enacted by domestic citizens, the establishment of the Patriot Act and the PRISM program (an Internet surveillance program) were designed to increase responsiveness, recognition, and the ability to combat terrorist activities in the country. Read More…
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The Public Order Act of 1986 would apply in this instance and the members of Life could be held to be guilty of gathering for a common purpose. The European Convention on Human Rights includes among its umbrella of rights guaranteed to people, the right to freedom of speech and association which may also include the freedom to protest. Read More…
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Another reform to be introduced is to install the audio and video -recording in all interrogations. The government should also end its derogation of the relevant provisions of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights (ICCPR) and the European Convention and provide prompt judicial scrutiny of detentions. Read More…
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Article 2 and 3 of the Statute specifically deal with human rights violations through criminal actions that arise in a war situation, as is the case in Asterixia and Tintinia, where it can be established that (a) armed conflict exists and (b) a sufficient causal link between the crimes and the armed conflict situation can be demonstrated. Read More…
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Generally speaking, the progressive American constitution subscribes to the notion of “innocent unless proven guilty.” If this proposition has to hold, the enforcement of curfews for teenagers remains inconsistent with the supreme law of America. Curfew policies affect the personal autonomy of minors. Read More…
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This paper discusses factors and issues which affect the implementation of immigration laws. It also considers the role of the state and local enforcement authorities in the enforcement of these immigration laws and focuses to the states which have recently passed or are considering the passage of strict laws and policies focused on minimizing the illegal immigration problems currently being faced in this country. Read More…
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The employees must know that they must pass the examination, in two tries, to keep their jobs, which is an incentive for them to pass. Beyond this, there should be some kind of reward system for employees who get every question correct, such as, perhaps, these employees may take an extra vacation day or perhaps would be granted a small bonus. Read More…
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The author states that Zero tolerance policy eliminating students who involve themselves in deviant behaviors will prohibit others from becoming disruptive. This will eventually create an improved and peaceful learning environment for the remaining students. These policies are widely spread among the schools in America.
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There is no doubt that all schools have a role to play through all the effective means required to maintain a disciplined and effective learning environment. Despite the simple teachers’ responsibility to ensure children the safety of the learners, students and teachers cannot productively engage in an environment characterized by disruption and chaos. Read More…
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Nonetheless, this essay argues that recent case law shows that public policy considerations are being favored, which is leading to the loss of protection for individual rights. Thus, this essay will support the notion that corrective justice and providing compensation should be priorities of the law rather than raising protection for public authorities.
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The first is through the public enforcement method where government law enforcement agencies including the police, detectives, and public attorneys pursue the case. An example is the United States v. Ronald Dale Cole, 1:07-CR-284 of May 30, 2008, in which Ronald pleaded guilty to charge the charge that, using the name Ronnie Cole Inc., he reset and altered an odometer in violation of the law. Read More…
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Generally, copyright can be defined as the legal right given to the author work to modify, copy as well as to distribute his work. If other people wish to use the work, they have to take permission from the author. Copyright is granted to the author as soon as he completes his work (Definition of copyrights).
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No one is immune from serious human rights violations. Just as some innocent people are today's victims, we may be tomorrow's victims. Just as their basic universal human rights have been violated today, our same basic, universal human rights may be violated tomorrow.' Read More…
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These two have differences, at the same time as well as similarities, which raise the purpose of this essay in comparison of the two types of justice. Substantive justice is justice that is bound by law and is based on a couple of principles that govern how the entire process of discerning and enacting justice is conducted. Read More…
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In practice, the rights of individuals have been included in a concept known as human rights. These rights have been found to have certain qualities, being universal, inherent, inalienable and indivisible. The above qualities of human rights are explored in this paper. Read More…
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This discussion talks that the criminalization of sodomy laws, especially those which are gender-specific may constitute direct discrimination against homosexual individuals. The Constitution of the United States provides for individual freedom and privacy and also mandates equal protection of the rights of all individuals. Read More…
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Public administration plays a crucial role in the overall running of the government. A well structured and effective public administration is an implication that the government is functional. It should be therefore the same public administration that should ensure that policies that gather for the need of both employees and workers are gathered for.
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In its preamble, the Act states that it is objected towards enhancing law enforcement investigatory tools and other purposes that are related to this. It is further important to note that the Act full citation is, ‘Uniting and Strengthening America by Providing Appropriate Tools Required to Intercept and Obstruct Terrorism.’ Read More…
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One of the core ideas of the Sutherland tradition in white-collar crime is that there is a double standard of justice in our differential handling of conventional and white-collar crime. Besides insisting on the criminality of white-collar offenses, Sutherland (1945.) also maintained that the differential application of the law to conventional and white-collar crimes "blurred and concealed" the criminality of the white-collar offenses. Read More…
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The legislature may not delegate legislative power to an administrative authority, and although the legislature has the power to authorize an administrative authority to make rules and regulations to carry out a legislative purpose, the standards must, however, be clearly and definitely stated in the authorizing act. Read More…
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Recently, RFID has found its way into Las Vegas as casinos are implanting the tags in various products. Many casinos will be using new embedded chips that can track players’ behavior, including where they were in the Read More…
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om the aberrant (as defined by the law) behavior of some members of that society (Davenport, 2008).Criminal law upholds public interests and criminal prosecutions are performed on behalf of public through a state actor.
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Public Corruption has been defined as the misuse of public or private office for personal gain, has been one of the main concern of the governments throughout history because of its increasing number of incident. Read More…
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This survey focuses on copyright infringement and the rights of media consumers, and how these infringements affect businesses and media creators financially. Additionally, it also looks at two music-streaming services that are Pandora and Spotify. Lastly, it talks about the copyright regulations in the United States of America.
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Contracts and the organization’s ability to fulfill them are intrinsic to its business survival. As Adoranti (2006) explains, business-to-business and commercial contracts explicitly define the obligations of sellers and buyers. This includes the specifications of the contact for products/services, their quality, and time/place of delivery. Read More…
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WCC and CC have always been in comparison with other types of crime, especially conventional property and violent crimes. Even in situations when corporate criminals go to prison, there is a concern for how long and in which institutions the criminals would remain in comparison with conventional criminals. Read More…
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In Florida, several people were fried to death on an electric chair in the recent past. In Palestine, there are excesses conducted on behalf of the Israeli forces with no value to life and dignity. In Kashmir, hundred are tortured each day without any trial and due process. Read More…
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The Fourth Amendment to the United States Constitution protects the privacy interest of citizens from unlawful governmental intrusion or unreasonable search and seizure by the government. This is accomplished by barring any evidence obtained in violation of the Fourth Amendment’s protection from use at trial. Read More…
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Criminologists have, for a long time, but their emphasis strictly on the roles of the criminal. However, researchers have, over some years, discovered that the role played by the victim is actually very vital just as the role of the criminal. This is because the role of the victim can shape, influence fate, and motivate a criminal.
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The organizations fundamentally promote voluntary coordination and cooperation between or among their respective members. It is often identified that international organizations follow varied sorts of international laws with a strong belief that they can stabilize economies in the form of generating a substantial amount of revenue. Read More…
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A furniture restoration workshop is definitely covered by a number of legislations under UK laws. Since the work at the workshop involves spray painting, upholstery and lacquering there is the possibility of the production of solid wastes, hazardous wastes and air pollutants. The workshop is prone to fire because some of the materials being used for furniture restoration catch fire easily. Read More…
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Being black and poor are unique conditions that make many people vulnerable to social injustice. Regina Kelly, a black and single mother of four young children, was the chief plaintiff in a lawsuit brought by the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) against the district attorney, John Paschall, the narcotics task force, the sheriff’s department, the county, and other individuals and agencies. Read More…
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The ANPR system has two primary functions: 1. It is used for evidence collection to provide strong support for any legal vindications; and 2. It is used to equip authorities with factual and physical material to justify the validity of inferences that can prevent a certain crime or legal activity from occurring. Read More…
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Moreover, the legislature is perhaps “the most vulnerable target” of political corruption.2 When the legislation is manipulated, the consequences are far reaching, spilling over into other key administrative structures.3 This paper Read More…
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However, Treschel identifies the inherent possibility for miscarriages of justice, especially in criminal trials, when there are two conflicting perspectives (a) the human rights perspective which mandates that the rights of the individual in question to a fair trial be ensured and (b) the public prevailing opinion against the individual. Read More…
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The facts of the case involve Rick who wrote a song and inscribed the words “© 1990 by Rick Reed" on the first page of his music. He then heard his music being played in a bar four months later but deemed the setting inappropriate for his music. The issue for determination in the case is whether there was infringement of the intellectual property right to warrant a remedy.
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Legal ethics is a complex idea that can be viewed from different perspectives. Whereas, individuals without legal background often perceive legal ethics as their only consolation in their quest for justice, most of legal experts experience difficulty adhering to legal ethics. Read More…
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According to the study international rights laws and relations provisions are not serving the general interests of justice. There are major gaps in the implementation of the laws, especially in terms of interpretation and application of these rights. There are vague provisions and elements of the international laws which often leave states doubtful in their implementation and interpretation of provisions. Read More…
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According to the paper, money laundering is one such illegal activity that has been rampantly practiced over time and which has had certain devastating effects on the money markets and the general economy. The reason why money laundering is considered as illegal is that the relevant financial authorities as required by law do not regulate it. Read More…
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During the second half of the 20th century, the world is treated with a succession of films that depict various abuses of human rights and all sorts of violations against the humanity of men. It ranged from a simple trampling of the basic human right to wholesale decimation of a race that is abjectly heinous. Read More…
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The development of technology worldwide has followed by the increase of disputes related with the ownership of plans and concepts on which the relevant efforts have been based. In this context, the use of a specific framework for the protection of Read More…
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The need for co-operation and mutual development has to lead the countries of the international community to create a legislative net. At the next level, the bodies that were created to handle these provisions and to supervise their application faced the problem of the absence of a suitable legal environment that could guarantee and protect their operation. Read More…
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Most upsetting, civilians are frequently the deliberate objects of aggression which are in total violation of the principles of international humanitarian law. The following sections discuss the rights of civilians at times of war, the protocols of the fourth Geneva Convention that are intended to protect innocent civilians, the rights of civilians. Read More…
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