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… and safeguard some of the rights and liberties of the people to extent promised by the Founding Fathers, but as Jefferson warned the supreme court has largely taken over defining what is meant by the Constitution through judicial review. Thus, the Constitution is now interpreted by the supreme court and it says what the law means. So overtime the rights and liberties supposedly guaranteed by the Constitution have been twisted and changed, ……
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… in the wind. It is egregious and when a case like Ernie Camacho’s or JoJo’s comes up, as a member of the US supreme court, I have to state up front my bias—I am completely in sympathy with Camacho and JoJo and find Barr’s actions and California’s overreaction ……
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The case of Jesse Norman Imeson reveals the possible connections between childhood upbringing, childhood trauma, and psychological characteristics on criminal behavior. While childhood experiences can never be used to condone violence or criminality, understanding the correlation between these factors may help identify early warning signs or risk factors that can then be used in crime prevention strategies. The story of Jesse Imeson gripped Canada because it involved the heinous killing of three individuals in the summer of 2007. Imeson was apprehended at age 22, pled guilty to all three counts of second-degree murder in 2008, and was sentenced to life in prison.
Jesse was the oldest of three children in the Imeson family. Until the first known traumatic event that occurred in Imeson’s early life, he was described by babysitters and friends as being “likeable,” “adventurous,” “happy,” and “wide-eyed...always smiling” boy who just wanted “to have……
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… poor conduct, one of her clients lost his child support case. At the same time, another one had their case entirely dismissed (Indiana supreme court Disciplinary Commission vs. Dan E. F. Daniels, 2015).
2.1. What happened and the liabilities the lawyer suffered
The trial officer discovered the following … client’s cases; (4) the respondent was not cooperating with officers during the investigation; and (5) the respondent refused to accept their misconduct (Indiana supreme court v DANIELS, 2015). The trial officer did not find any facts in mitigation.
Violations: The court found that the respondent breached the Indiana Conduct Rules that prohibit the following transgression: 1.3: Not acting reasonable promptness and diligence. 1.4(a)(3) Not … a client to make informed choices. 1.16(d): Not taking the necessary steps to protect the interests of a client upon case dismissal (Indiana supreme court v DANIELS, 2015).
Discipline: The court suspended the respondent from……
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… employer can use a factor other than sex to establish employee pay consistently with this law. In Rizo v. Yovino, the Ninth Circuit court of Appeals ruled that other factors other than sex can be used to set employee pay in a manner consistent with the law … of age. Prohibition of age-based discrimination as shown in ADEA was highlighted in Gross v. FBL Financial Services, Inc. In this case, the supreme court ruled that age was the but-for-cause of the challenged adverse action taken by the employer (U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, n.d.).
When federal … based on the doctrine of preemption and Supremacy Clause of the Constitution unless the federal law is unconstitutional. In such instances, a federal court may require the state to cease particular behavior that conflicts or interferes with the federal law.
Employment…[break]…resources required to participate in the compensation ……
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Karen Ann Quinlan attracted national attention following her slipping into a comma in 1975. In essence, the Quinlan case remains a key … Danville that the machines being used to sustain Quinlan be switched off (Rosenthal, 2018). Quinlan’s parents proceeded to seek the intervention of the court following the refusal by doctors at the healthcare facility to heed to their request. It is this move that set the stage for … the life of their daughter using extraordinary means. However, a month since the suit’s filing, this particular request was denied by a Superior court judge in Morristown, New Jersey (Rosenthal, 2018). According to Rosenthal (2018), the judge in this case argued that the decision to remove Quinlan … from their resolve to end what in their opinion was the unnecessary suffering of their daughter. They, thus, moved to the New Jersey supreme court. In what……
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… and to a large degree it was institutionalized. The Jim Crow Era was proof of the institutionalization of racism and even at the supreme court level, the justices were sympathetic more towards “the white southerners, ‘who are to be coerced out of segregation,’ than with blacks, ‘who are … white southerners, ‘who are to be coerced out of segregation,’ than with blacks, ‘who are coerced into it.’”[footnoteRef:3] The decision rendered in the court case was supported by the majority of the American public, polls showed.[footnoteRef:4] The Justices were not going against the grain of American sentiment … Germany, which was painted as a racist nation that wanted to promote a white Aryan race only and exterminate all other races.…[break]…as the court tried to deal with the issues of segregation, racism, and how to transform a society at the most basic, fundamental level—the school system. … the most basic, fundamental……
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… the supervisor does this intentionally to all Hispanic employees and the same is not done to the other employees. However, demonstrating this in court would be a tall order since it would be his word against the word of the supervisor. The employer would be able to ……
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… under vicarious liability for the torts of another and for a violation of 42 U.S.C. 1983 (Reid, 2017). An example of a recent court case involving private security operatives accused or found liable for a 42 U.S.C. 1983 violation and under vicarious liability for the torts of … him, and searched his pockets where they found a pill bottle with approximately four grams of cocaine. At the suppression hearing, the District court suppressed Santiago’s cocaine and his inculpatory statements, which was later upheld by the court of Appeals on the premise that security guards were state actors subjected to the restrictions of the Fourth Amendment (FindLaw, 2010). With regards ……
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… personnel have to be mindful of prisoners’ rights today, as the case of Wolff v. McDonnell, 418 U.S. 539 (1974) showed. This was the United States supreme court that clarified the due process rights of prisoners. The case addressed the issue of how the corrections system could implement punitive measures, particularly … prison sought to take away prisoners’ credits without giving them an opportunity to defend themselves in a hearing, the case went to the supreme court where it was established that prisoners have a right to due process even in prison. This was an important ruling because due process … from the rest of society. Over time, this approach or over-reliance on solitary confinement has been viewed as cruel and unusual punishment. The supreme court has ruled that prisoners have the Constitutional Right to due process and that cruel and unusual punishment is prohibited by the Constitution. Thus, ……
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