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Abstract In this study we try to explore the concept of Corporal Punishment term that refer to the act of hitting the body of another (e.g., slapping, spanking, flogging and whipping) hauling or pulling a part of the body of another, or throwing objects at another person. All the facts and ...

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Criminal Justice

CRIMINAL JUSTICE Juvenile vs. Adult Justice System Abstract In this study we try to explore the concept of “Criminal Justice System” in a holistic context. The main focus of the research is on “Criminal Justice System” and its relation with “the general public”. The research also analyzes many aspects of “Criminal Justice System” ...

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Antiterrorism

ANTITERRORISM Antiterrorism Strategies Home and Abroad [Institution's Name] Abstract This paper explores the topic of terrorism, which has gained a lot of concern in the recent years. The study focuses on the strategies of Antiterrorism that are being used at home and at abroad. United States has been a victim of Terrorism since a ...

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Rehberg V. Paulk

REHBERG V. PAULK Rehberg v. Paulk Abstract This paper briefly discusses the criminal law case of Rehberg v. Paulk. The case was initially filed against Rehberg for sending harassing emails to Phoebe Putney Memorial Hospital's administrative personnel. The indictments presented by Paulk and Hodges were dismissed and Rehberg then filed a civil suit ...

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Legalization Of Marijuana

LEGALIZATION OF MARIJUANA The Impact of Legalization of Marijuana on the Society Table of Content Introduction3 Discussion4 1.Cannabis or Marijuana4 2.Forms of Cannabis or Marijuana5 a)Unprocessed5 b)Processed5 i.Kief5 ii.Hashish5 iii.Hash Oil5 3.Prohibition, decriminalization and legalization5 4.Potential Effect of Decriminalization or Legalization on Society6 a)Adolescents6 b)Advertising and branding6 c)Moral Development8 d)Parental influence on their offspring9 e)The Availability Factor9 f)The Price Factor9 g)Effects on Students10 h)Effects on Work Performance10 5.Impact of Marijuana on ...

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Effective Ways Of Interviewing Criminals

Effective Ways of Interviewing Criminals Abstract Interviewing criminals is recently considered as a most effective technique in order to reduce the crime. Interview usually takes place before starting any investigation and interrogation because it is generally assisted investigator to gather most of the information from the suspect. This paper aims at discussing ...

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U.S. Court Case

U.S. COURT CASE U.S. Court Case Abstract In this paper, we try to explore the concept of public safety and privacy. Public order restrains individuals from taking advantage of their rights to infringe upon the rights of other people in society. Additionally, public order gives advantage that pertains to a group of ...

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Advice To Tracer Limited

Advice to Tracer Limited Introduction There are various state laws that protect the rights of international investor. In this case, Tracer Ltd can be benefited by these laws. Ensuring legal protection for its investment is a principal concern for any investor considering an investment in a foreign or “host" state. The investor ...

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Illegal Immigration: A Serious Problem For The United States

Illegal Immigration: a Serious Problem for the United States Introduction The growing wave of illegal immigrants entering the United States in recent decades and the U.S. government's failure to stop or slow that wave have spawned a number of organizations that oppose illegal immigration and advocate for better immigration enforcement. These ...

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Law For Drug Testing

Law for Drug Testing Law for Drug Testing Random drug testing is no longer something just talked about. Many states are putting into effect random drug testing among students who participate in extracurricular activities. When the percent of steroid use is on the rise it becomes apparent that these random tests ...

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