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    Labor Laws and the Golden Rule Employment and labor laws vary from state to state. Entrepreneurs must know the federal and state requirements for treatment of their employees when establishing their business. Failure to know these laws may result in lawsuits, fines, and other forms of litigation against your business. In an article by Hillebrand (2015) twelve different states were identified for having a high percentage, upwards of 66% chance, of employee litigation against their employers.

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    Timbuktu, a movie that dares to humanize Jihadists begins its opening scene with a group of Jihadists in a pick-up truck driving after a gazelle across the desert. The Jihadists intermittent gunshots at the gazelle shows their goal was not to kill the animal, but to exhaust and scare it. The Jihadists want to exude power and instill fear to the people of Timbuktu, just like they were doing to the gazelle. Shortly after, the next scene shows the same men shooting and destroying traditional relics

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    Question 8: Compatibility of Confucianism with the rule of law Introduction Since the early days of man, different societies have had different mechanisms of dealing with individual that go against accepted norms. These norms formed part of the basic education mechanism that a society practised to in the past. Foreign practises were however introduced during the colonial error when the colonial master imposed their own conflict resolution system on the different society. After the assimilation of

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    things to promote rule of law including creating the 12 tables, and having a court. Laws were made many ways although they were made mainly through Roman Assemblies. The laws were enforced by someone called the praetor. The praetor’s job was to direct everyone to follow the laws in place. Surprisingly, the Romans also had a police force called the receive Vigiles. Their job was to take care of small time crooks and escaped slaves. Next, because most laws were not written the laws could be changed

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    The rules of law must be prepared to justify themselves against criticism and therefore it seems appropriate to consider the rules which under the common law prescripts what are the essential requirement by which it is determined whether an agreement can be legally obliged. It appears whether an approach can be adopted by the Court is when there is a seriousness intention to enter into such obligations which is enforceable at law. Of course, if there is no incapacity or impossibility in circumstances

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    Completing Public Law, furthered an interpretation of the United States Constitution and the Rule of Law. The Constitution, is a document outlining the separation of powers (executive, legislative, judicial), is an endowment of individual liberties, and an unfunded mandate. Our representative democracy and the creation of an administrative state use politics and rules to fund the mandate. The executive and legislative branches of government, under the guise of citizen representation, decree regulation

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    The state is created to stave off anarchy and establish the rule of law. Critical to the organization of a new state is the constitutional democratic regime which it adopts to ensure the longevity and stability of the state. A key factor in determining state viability is the organization of the regime and allocation of political power, a concept known as institutional design. How political power is allocated among rival factions determines whether polarization and conflict results in compromise

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    agreed definition of the rule of law, however, there is a core definition that has near universal acceptance. The rule of law at its most basic level is the concept that both the government and citizens know the law and obey it. The rule of law however encompasses more than this, where its relevance and understanding its concepts can be seen in its effects on society. The importance to society and a country that adheres to it and can ensure that all are accountable to the law, where it is clear, known

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    Victorian laws, rules and regulations Introduction Victoria, which is commonly known as the nanny state, has many rules and regulations that seem to be extremely prohibitive or allow certain criminal behavior and need to be changed. The government is coming under this realization and has set up a law reform commission. Community groups and other legal organizations as well as individuals have come together to setup platforms for suggesting the particular areas of the law that need reform. This

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    all around the world. In spite of the fact that Canada is in the top percent as one of the safest places on the planet, crime is as yet obvious. Commonly worried about the counteractive action and discipline of crime, law enforcement embodies a vibrant responsibility to society. Law enforcement is imperative in Canada as it makes for a safer environment. Officers have their methods for directing; profiling being one of them. This is not a new issue, nevertheless it seems more divisive than ever. Does

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