historical analysis of how courts were created in England
This posting provides a brief historical analysis of how courts were created in England.
This posting provides a brief historical analysis of how courts were created in England.
This posting tells you all you need to know about how laws are made in the United Kindgom. It also presents all the different kins of laws and explains theirs main differences.
What legal and ethical issues should a business consider when deciding whether or not to do business globally? How can you compare and contrast between ethical issues in the U.S. and eithical issues in other countries. What method could a company use to address ethical differences?
Question: What are the specific crimes that are reported as the "Part 1" crimes and what is the criteria used for a crime to be included in the UCR. I have the part 1 crimes I just need the second part of the question. Our professor wants us to log onto www.fbi.gov click on reports and publications and click on the UCR hand
-discusses at least one case of significance related to three of the provisions of the First Amendment. - evaluate the rights and responsibilities that the Constitution gives an American citizen. - explain why each case needed to be heard and interpreted by the Supreme Court. -discusses how the Supreme Court's decision in
In 1963, Ernesto Miranda was arrested for robbery and rape. After he was found guilty in a lower court, Miranda appealed on the issue that the police should have told him that he could have an attorney present during the interrogation. In 1966, Miranda won his appeal to the United States Supreme Court. Miranda v. Arizona is s
In terms of the due process clause of the 14th Amendment, how have the actions of the state government been affected by the 7th or 8th Amedment.
I need to describe why the founding fathers of the United States set up a dual system of state and federal courts, and include what constitutional issues were at the time to cause the founders to make such a system.
How did the Human Rights Act affect judicial independence in the UK? Please provide references.
While on routine patrol, the police helicopter's pilot notices a field of marijuana growing in Farmer Brown's field part of which is fenced off and the fence encompasses the house. The police respond and relieve Farmer Brown of his crop and put Farmer Brown in jail on drug charges. The police do not need or have a search warrant
What would you advise a CEO who is revising the company's Personnel Handbook wants to include some language on job security. As the owner of a moving company, it has come to your attention that one of your drivers was recently arrested for drunk driving and lost his license. He has been with the company for several years an
In most instances police need a warrant in order to arrest an offender or accused. What are the occasion's police do not need an arrest warrant? If a situation occurs in which a police officer makes an improper arrest what can the arrested person do? Does the person have the right to arrest the unlawful arrest?
The Edmonds Police Department received an anonymous tip contained in a mailed note that Robert Young was growing marijuana in his house. A police detective went to the address. He noted that the windows of the house were always covered, bright lights never could be seen inside, and there was no apparent odor of marijuana detect
Johnson, presidendt of the First National Bank of A, believes it is appropriate to employ only female tellers. Hence, First National refuses to employ Ken Baker as a teller but does offer him a maintenance position at the same salary. Baker brings a cause action against First National Bank. Decision?
Choose the best answer to the question. Which of the following is correct with respect to freedom of speech? a. All speech receives the same degree of Constitutional protection. b. Some speech is not protected. c. Commercial speech receives no protection due to its profit motive. d. Most speech critical of the go
Which of the following is correct with respect to freedom of speech? a. All speech receives the same degree of Constitutional protection. b. Some speech is not protected. c. Commercial speech receives no protection due to its profit motive. d. Most speech critical of the government can be restricted because such spee
I am having difficulty finding understandable information concerning the supreme court decision Miller v California. My instructor wants a 4 page summary, a 2 page explanation of decision, a 1 page of affirmation ( I do not understand what this is) and 1 page of dissention. This case is very difficult to understand I need as
Analyze it in about 4 pages '8x11' pages worth of text. This is like writing an opinion for the court. I am not looking for a legal brief, but a political theorist's take. As a member of the Court, you may concur or dissent from the majority opinion. You may start by summarizing the facts of the case, then discuss the issues
I've tried to answer these multiple choice questions on Sources of Law in the United States to the best of my abilities. Some I'm confident on while others were somewhat vague. Please do your best to help set me straight. My answers are in yellow {see attachment} 1. Assume that Colorado passes a new law that provides "skiing
Would you please concisely discuss what ideas from the Declaration of Independence you see as the most meaningful basis of our law today. How are society's rights balanced with those of the individual?
IN THE CASE OF PLESSY V. FERGUSON, THE SUPREME COURT A) DID ITS PART TO BRING AN END TO FEDERALLY AUTHORIZED SEGREGATION OF THE RACES. B) UPHELD A LOUISIANA STATUE THAT REQUIRED SEGREGATION OF THE RACES ON RAILROAD TRAINS. C) DECLARED UNCONSTITUTIONAL ALL STATE STATUTES THAT REQUIRED SEGREGATION OF THE RACES D) FO
How does Article III of the Constitution relate the justiciability and the limits on federal judicial power?