Category: Law 2955
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Caseload in the Criminal Courts of the United States
The increased caseload of the criminal courts in the United States is a source of concern for many legislators and policy-makers. The problem is that these institutions have become too overburdened and it may be difficult for them to cope with their duties effectively. This paper is aimed at discussing the trends in the caseload…
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Dilemmas in the Application of Law
This work is a depiction and in support of the views claimed by the advocates of legal positivism who believe that laws (including criminal laws) are simply the wishes of those in possession of power within society. Legal positivism is an abstract theory emphasizing the usual character of law. Laws exist to ensure that everyone…
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Unilever and European Law Relations
Table of Contents Introduction Strict regulations Instances that may trigger legal action Effects on transportation Conclusion Bibliography Introduction The European Union (EU) has strict product liability regulations. The product liability laws entail regulations, which seek to protect the clientele from substandard products. In this act, the word ‘product’ denotes a tangible item. Therefore, the law…
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Common Law and the Australian Legal System
Introduction For any established complex and dynamic society to correctly function there is the necessity to have in place a legal structure under which all are equal and applies without favor or discrimination regardless of their cultural, economic, political, racial, gender or any other definitive trait. In Australia, the Australian Legal System creates that essential…
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Privileges of the Executive Power and the Possibilities of Its Application
Table of Contents Introduction History of the Executive Privilege Reason for Claiming Executive Privilege Cases 1: USA v Nixon Case 2: Executive Privilege and the Clinton Presidency Implications of Executive Privilege on the USA Conclusion Works Cited Introduction Executive privilege is the right that is claimed by the American presidents as well as the other…
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Workers’ Compensation Program in the US
Introduction Workers’ compensation is a program that provides benefits such as treatment, rehabilitation and other benefits to employees who encounter work-related injuries. This compensation saves the employers from being sued by their employees who experience injuries or diseases – some of the injuries may lead to permanent disabilities. The provisions for compensations differ in each…
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Parallel Prosecution: Review
Parallel prosecution implies similar structures and procedures in two legal agencies. For this very reason, parallel procession would not be possible for the US government and state government. It is important to note that the bulk of criminal cases are for minor offences and they are dealt with in the Local Court. There defendants may…
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Legal Memo “Commonwealth v. Jones”
Statement of Assignment You have asked me to prepare a legal memorandum addressing the question raised in the Commonwealth v. Jones – Is there any sufficient basis to support the assault by means of a dangerous weapons charge? Issue Issue I: Is dangerous weapons charge lawful under the G.L. c. 265, § 15A, Assault and…
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Medical Negligence and Professional Indemnity
Introduction He was just 8 years old, and according to New South Wales Deputy State Coroner Scott Mitchell, his death could have been prevented. In a story published in The Daily Telegraph on August 16, 2011, Jacob Belim’s death was as a result of septic shock arising from a ruptured appendix. According to the story,…
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Strategy to Enhance International Supply Chain Security
Introduction This strategy was developed in response to the SAFE Act which called for the development of strategic plans in order to promote the security of the international supply chain. This was to improve the level of security by curbing the transportation of mass destruction weapons and any other materials which may threaten security in…