How Norval Morris May Review Current Books Regarding Legal Conditions
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A 9 page paper which presents 6 different books, and also presents a review of each book as they would perhaps be perceived by Norval Morris, a legal scholar and writer. The books are "Brothel Boy" edited by Norval Morris, "The Lawyer's Calling: Christian Faith and Legal Practice" by Joseph G. Allegretti, "Why Lawyers Behave The Way They Do" by Paul G. Haskell, "Official Negligence" by Lou Cannon, "Redefining Equality" edited by Neal Devins and Davison M. Douglas, and "Basic Concepts of Legal Thought" by George P. Fletcher. No additional sources cited.
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Human Reproduction Technologies and Contracting for a Baby in Canada:
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This 7 page report discusses social and legal issues associated with new reproductive technologies such as surrogate mother arrangements and in-vitro fertilization. Is it possible to write a commercial contract for a baby? Can a man buy his own child? Who owns the frozen embryos of a dead woman; can they be willed to third parties? The new reproductive technologies that enable infertile couples to have offspring raise a host of legal issues. In addition, family definitions, best interests of children, and personal civil rights must all be considered. Bibliography lists 5 sources.
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Human Rights And The United Kingdom's Entertainment Law Industry
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6 pages in length. The recent developments in human rights law have had a significant impact upon the United Kingdom's entertainment law industry with regard to breach of privacy, obscenity and censorship issues. The ever-evolving nature of human rights laws has given way to a redefining of just what it means to possess the very basis of justifiable claim when it comes to one's rights; in doing so, the United Kingdom's entertainment law industry has found it necessary to represent myriad angles of such redefinition within the boundaries of the Human Rights Act. Bibliography lists 6 sources.
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Immigration Laws: Time For Enforcement
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A 5 page paper which discusses aspects of immigration laws and then argues that greater enforcement be implemented. The laws themselves do not necessarily need to be changed, as the country prides itself on being a land of immigrants. But, the laws which are in place are not enforced adequately to prevent such events as the terrorist activities of September, 2001. Bibliography lists 4 sources.
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Implied Terms in an Employment Contract
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This 9 page paper considers UK law and how the use of implied terms is seen in contracts of employment, The writer considers if the ability of the court to imply terms can be seen as helping to achieve a balance between the interests of employer and employee. The bibliography cites 3 sources.
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In Favor of Same-Sex marriage
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( 5 pp.) This discussion will look at the emotionally charged issue of homosexual marriage. It is this writer's opinion that this has become a social "non-problem," and should be treated as such. In a dynamic and vital society, there are many more issues of concern that lead to the growth of a health society and the potential of human development, rather than quibbling about ones choice of sexual partners. Bibliography lists 3 sources.
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Informed Consent; The Changing Attitude in the UK
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This 12 page paper is a comprehensive look at the doctrine of 'informed consent'. The writer considers how the idea of informed consent has changed citing numerous cases, such as Bolam v Friern Hospital Management Committee [1957, Sidaway v Board of Governors of Bethlem Royal and the Maudsley Hospital [1985] and the case of Bolitho. The situation in the UK is also contrasted to other countries such as the US, Canada and Australia. The paper focuses on medial consent, but other forms of informed consent are also covered, including the apparent inability of an adult to consent to some forms of sexual activities. The bibliography cites 18 sources.
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Intelligence Testing Among Inmates
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12 pages in length. There are a number of social and environmental factors that encourage delinquency; one in particular, however, that has received significant study is considered more than the rest: decreased intelligence. Research has shown that an individual whose intelligence level is below average can display myriad socially unacceptable behaviors. It can readily be argued, however, that a significant number of perpetrators engage in some form of delinquency at some time during their formative youth without the added burden of compromised intelligence; in this particular case, motivation for such behavior is often placed upon an unstable home life or other social factors. The prevalence of intelligence testing within the penal system has attempted to illustrated the correlation between lower aptitude and criminal activity, providing a springboard upon which further study continues to occur. Bibliography lists 12 sources.
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