File of Justice

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and the Civil Rights Acts of 1964. Was this case too big for the Supreme Court to handle? In 2011, the Dukes v. Wal-Mart was decided on. By a unanimously vote of 5 -4 it was dismissed. The Supreme Court made it where each woman has to individually file a claim against Wal-Mart. The reason behind this was because that each

The preferred method by many inmates is to file under 42 United States code 1983 or 42 USC 1983. “Section 1983,” as inmates call it, states that if a government official, such as a correctional officer, denies an inmate protection under the constitution, the injured party (inmates) can sue for liability and monetary damages. Inmates have preferred to file Section 1983 suits in federal courts than to file torts in state courts, where the scope of relief is less broad. Also, the federal courts through

Article 101 (2): 1/4 members of parliament can move the motion of impeachment against the chief justice or justice of the Supreme Court if they fail to fulfill his their duties because of serious violation of this Constitution and law, incompetence or misconduct or failure and honestly or serious violation of the code of conduct. Section (6): Once the motion is moved, the chief justice or justice of the Supreme Court would not be able to discharge their duties. Article 103 (7) and (8): The legislature

Carrubba’s article focuses on which justices on the court as the most influential. It was initially believed that the court’s median justice overall was the most influential, of which Carrubba and others disagree, hypothesizing that the median justice on the majority is. Carrubba and other’s utilize unconventional methods in order to test their hypothesis, that being the fact that, when deciding a case, justices must resolve a concrete dispute and that those unsatisfied with the majority ruling are

The strategy and success of the Civil Right’s Movement was the ability to promote and implement nonviolent tactics in the fight for freedom and equal justice. The three types of nonviolent tactics that were used during the Civil Right’s Movement were conceived by Gene Sharp and included “protest and persuasion,” “methods of noncooperation,” and “nonviolent intervention,” (Chapter 6, P.146. "The Act of Disruption" from Engler & Engler This is an uprising: How nonviolent revolt is shaping the 21st

and how the Enron case eventually led to the closure of Arthur Andersen company. The company was convicted in 2002 of one count of obstruction of justice because of its role in Enron’s auditing. After the conviction, the firm could no longer provide public accounting services. On June 15, 2002, Arthur Andersen was convicted of obstruction of justice for shredding documents related to Enron’s audit which resulted in the Enron scandal. The impact of the scandal combined with the findings of criminal

reason for excluding certain individuals. It cannot accept every student, so schools must have the ability to sift through applicants. For example, test scores, GPA, extracurricular activities, and the like, can be used when considering an applicants file. In short, this in no way perverts or violates the Equal Protection Clause; schools have a reasonable interest in denying certain applicants because they cannot admit every student that applies. Discussion of Cases: How the Court Applied Strict-Scrutiny

evidence and facts that are to be analyzed and later used in the criminal justice system. It is a broad field that encompasses major professional organizations that helps in combating crimes through the provision of forensic labs where the analysis of investigation is carried out. The forensic criminal investigation agencies are mandated with the collection of evidence from crime scene and later analyze for use the criminal justice system. However, there are forensic procedures used to collect and process

Mental health is essential in the criminal justice system, as it is a form of treatment offered in the prison system to those who have a mental illness. (James & Glaze, 2006) It is a very costly service, is adequate and reasonable in the correctional system, and is usually funded by the state and private vendors. “In 1959, there were nearly 559,000 mentally ill patients housed in mental hospitals” (National Institute of Correction, n. d. n. p.). Inmates are offered psychiatric care, mental health