Legal categories of people

Indigenous people are constantly put into categories by the North American government without the White Canadians and Americans realizing it. Thomas King has a particular notion that as a society there are three classifications that an Indigenous person can fall under; Dead, Live, or Legal Indian. King uses the term Indian which some may seem as offensive although King proclaims: “Terminology is always a rascal” and that there will never be a correct term to use, he suggests using the term that people

divide between people’s beliefs on this matter. Some people think it should be, others think it shouldn’t, and some think it should be with some modifications on the usage. When you look at the benefits, there is no question that marijuana should be legal throughout the entire country. There are way more positive things that could come out of

globalized with a higher degree of relevance. As people have been moving since time began, the economy continues to improve when the local economy is strong enough to accommodate the new influx of people and dropping when it is weaker. In each U.S. presidential election, there are several key problems. One of the most debated issues for candidates is immigration. This issue always points the illegal immigration, it is totally different from legal immigration, in terms of their goals, the effects

The profession I have chosen in the Police & Law Enforcement category of criminal justice is a Drug Enforcement Administration agent. This job requires dealing with all major drug offenders, such as drug trafficking and major drug trades. DEA agents work for the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration, and their mission is to eliminate the use and sale of drugs in the United States. The duties of a DEA agent change based on the current drug issues. Some of the duties that an agent may be asked to perform

discuss the term of legal consciousness, and the importance of why the concept was developed and most importantly the weaknesses and strengths of legal consciousness in the United States. We will then look together to first define what is legal consciousness? Legal consciousness is what people think and say about the law. It is often referred to as social consciousness. More simply put, legal consciousness is the attitude people with regards to the law and this may vary amongst people from different class

One category of magazine clippings that I chose to include was famous people. The first clipping in this category is Barack Obama. This picture is very important because he was our President and leader of the U.S. for eight years in a row. The next magazine clipping is a U.S soldier. He is important because he part of a group that fights and protects our country and our freedom. Another clipping is a picture of Vic Beasley. He's important because he use to play for the Clemson Tigers a while back

There has been some improvements made over the years, in a few categories that have heavily impacted LGBTQ+ members. The first category is one many people overlook, legal issues. Second is social change and how society's views and actions have changed. Last but certainly not least is, the progression with homelessness. While examining LGBTQ+ issues it becomes clear that although the ideal societal state has not yet been reached, progress has been made. A comparative assessment of the past and present

All these questions are things the government takes into account every day. There is a big divide between people’s beliefs on this matter. While some people feel marijuana shouldn’t be legalized, I believe that it is a logical decision to permit the drug to be researched further because it has many medical advantages, other drugs in the same category are much worse, and taxing it’s sale could save our government’s financial situation. The term medical marijuana refers to using the basic extracts

in certain states and countries prostitution is illegal and there are few places that are authorized to serve as a brothel or whorehouse. In modern day prostitution people don’t see too many brothels or whorehouses because it is illegal to run a business like that in U.S. while in many other foreign countries mainly Europe, it is legal for business such as brothel and whorehouses

RE-THINKING QUEER BODIES THROUGH LAW The paper is an attempt to examine body and its construction in the colonial period and its post colonial impact. I locate this body in the category of queer subject. The colonial administration created the 'category ' of the queer subject as a result of governance, i.e. through the adoption of Indian Penal Code (‘IPC’) in 1860. Section 377 of the IPC criminalized sexual offense against the order of nature (non-procreative sex). The paper historically draws