The Death Penalty -- Comparing Saudi Arabia and the United States
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This 6 page report discusses the fact that numerous nations throughout the world find the fact that the United States allows and acts upon a death penalty to be a barbaric example of how uncivilized and violent America truly is. In 1998, both China and The Congo executed more people than the 68 killed in the United States. Iran (66), Egypt (48), Belarus (33), Taiwan (32) and Saudi Arabia are examples of the attitudes of other nations and other cultures. For the purposes of this report, the differences and similarities that exist between the United States and Saudi Arabia are used to illustrate the attitudes, beliefs, and politics associated with the implementation of the death penalty. Bibliography lists 7 sources.
Filename: BWsaupen.wps

The Development of the American Law Enforcement
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This 40 page paper considers the origins and early development of American law enforcement, with a focus on the evolution of police administration theory and practice, specific era of police reform, and the specific views of constituencies, agendas and personalities that have influenced the reform movement. Bibliography lists 12 sources.
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The Devil Discusses Moral Concepts
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(6 pp). So where were we? Ah that's right you were contemplating believing that you as an individual do not have the right to be morally bound in any way. And what if we said you are right. You intrinsically do have that right. However, what you choose to do as a mature -well - kind-of mature human, is to give up a few of your rights for either the good of society, or yourself , or a combination there of. Can you do it? Or do you even want to try? Bibliography lists 3 sources,
Filename: BBmorlbs.doc

The First and Second Amendments of the Bill of Rights -- Public Opinion
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This 5 page report discusses the first and second amendments of the U.S. Bill of Rights and the issues that have surrounded them. The issues of the establishment of religion, free speech (part of the First Amendment) and the right to “keep and bear arms” (Second Amendment) have been the subject of heated debate for, at least, the past century. Bibliography lists 6 sources.
Filename: BWamend.wps

The Function of Criminal Law
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This 5 page paper discusses the statement The only De Facto function of the English criminal law is to achieve a minimum degree of conformity of behaviour to the laws expectation... the rest are purely academic". The writer makes reference to English Law, but the arguments may be seen as universally valid. The bibliography cites 2 sources.
Filename: TEcrimpl.wps

The Gift Tax
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In 1997, the Taxpayer Relief Act was passed, the purpose of which was to alleviate taxes for the upper middle class and to simplify some of the more complicated tax laws then in force. The 'gift tax' was one such area. In simple terms, the gift tax is payable by the donor on gift property during the donor's lifetime. It is based on the premise that a large gift of money and, or, property would have been included as part of the donor's estate and as such, would have been subject to taxes. This 7 page paper examines the provisions of the gift tax statutes and the impact of the Taxpayer Relief Act on the utilization of gift taxes on estate planning. Bibliography lists 5 sources.
Filename: GiftTax.wps

The History of Traffic Law
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A 4 page paper documenting the origins of traffic law in Western Civilization. The writer provides an overview of the basic history from thousands of years ago to the present (literally from chariots to automobiles !) behind traffic laws and the progression from the origin to the need for laws in the present day. Bibliography lists 4 sources.
Filename: Lawtraff.wps

The Human Rights Act and the Case of R v DPP ex parte Kebilene
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This 5 page paper considers how this case can be seen as important in the interpretation and application of the right to a fair trial by way of a presumption of innocence until proven guilty and the privilege against self-incrimination which was seen to be in contraction of Article 6 of the Human Rights Convention. The bibliography cites 2 sources.
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