America Essays

What types of petitions can be filed by indigent litigants who cannot afford to hire a lawyer to write and file a petition for them? A. In formal pauperism 2. Discovery is designed to prevent trial by surprise a. True 13. Under Article II, a. The President has the power to nominate judges with the […]

Recycling, Reducing and Reusing Dasheen M. Jennings Ecology and Environmental Sustainability | SCI201 A05 Instructor: Jennifer Parker-wright July 31, 2013 Recycling, Reducing and Reusing 1 “Richmond, VA (WTVR) – More people are living in Virginia. According to a new study, Virginia’s population is outpacing the rest of the nation. Virginia’s population grew between 2.3%between 2010 […]

The United States population has seen a rapid increase, with Asian Pacific Americans becoming the fastest growing group. This group of individuals includes Japanese, Chinese, Koreans, Southeast Asians, Indochinese, Indonesians, Filipinos and Pacific Islanders. The establishment of the United States as a nation of immigrants dates back to the 17th century; however, only white persons […]

Cigarette Litigation In August 1970, a letter was written by David R. Hardy, a prominent lawyer defending tobacco companies. The letter emphasized the potential danger posed by industry scientists’ careless comments regarding the presence of biologically active components in cigarette smoke and the search for a safer cigarette. Hardy warned that such remarks could undermine […]

The purpose of the paper is to examine Singer’s article “What should a Billionaire Give- And what should you?” and analyze his argument regarding the responsibility of wealthy individuals to support those in need. Singer’s article discusses the necessity of private charity and donations, highlighting the limitations of government intervention in addressing global poverty. Additionally, […]

Under the law, individuals facing criminal charges can avoid arrest or imprisonment by providing cash or property as a guarantee. This payment serves as a financial obligation ensuring the person’s future court appearance. A bail bond, which is an agreement, is made with a third party who pledges the payment to the court. This arrangement […]

We can look at governmental systems as a continuum from a unitary type to a confederacy with federalism sitting in the middle. The unitary government is often described as a centralized government. It is a government in which all powers held by the government belong to a single, central agency. The central government creates local […]

California has a strong racing culture.   In fact, according to an Internet encyclopedia, Wikipedia, Southern California is considered to be the birthplace of drag racing.  Yet, the state of California considers street racing an illegal activity.  This is because street racing leads to injuries and deaths, many a times of absolutely innocent people, including […]

Although California’s economy is large, strong, and diverse, there are many problems with poverty.   Some major problems include lack of affordable housing, and lack of access to education and health care. Many definitions of poverty exist, but however we define poverty, one thing that remains clear is that it is a problem in the state […]

The “Digger” Stereotype, based on Native encounters, justified genocide. The stereotype claimed that few practiced agriculture and were inferior due to their digging of roots and gold. This facilitated the racism and violence against Indians as it portrayed them as no match for civilized white society. The importance of acorns to Indigenous tribes also helped […]

The three-strikes sentencing statute, which has been approved by various state governments across the United States, is a highly controversial law policy that originated in the late 19th century. Since the early 1990s, it has been subject to debate and many states have hesitated to formally enact it due to its structure’s hostility. Nevertheless, Washington […]

A group of people united together in the pursuit for social and criminal reasons. In most cases, gangs are comprised by adolescents and / or children. There are some gangs who only have adults as members. Male membership comprises the majority of gangs in existence (World Book Encyclopedia Volume 8 p. 26). It is predominantly […]

The first predecessor of Chevron was named California Star Oil Works. It took aim at Pico Canyon, a remote portion of the rugged Santa Susana Mountains in San Joaquin County. In September 1876, driller Alex Mentry succeeded in striking oil in Pico No. 4, despite rattlesnakes, wasps, mud and underbrush. Pico No. 4 was the […]

The United States population has seen a rapid increase, with Asian Pacific Americans becoming the fastest growing group. This group of individuals includes Japanese, Chinese, Koreans, Southeast Asians, Indochinese, Indonesians, Filipinos and Pacific Islanders. The establishment of the United States as a nation of immigrants dates back to the 17th century; however, only white persons […]

San Jose, California is home to VeriFone, a top provider of secure electronic payment technologies. The company not only provides point of sale software and terminals, but also offers numerous payment options such as signature and PIN-based debit cards, smart cards, prepaid gift and store-value e-cards, credit cards, contactless payment services, electronic bill payment, signature […]

More gold was taken from the American River and its tributaries than all other rivers and streams of California combined. Gold recovered from streams or rivers is called placer gold. The word placer originates from either a Spanish nautical term meaning “sandbank,” or a more common usage meaning “pleasure. ” Both meanings seem to apply […]

The invention of hydraulic mining is generally attributed to Edward E. Matteson near Nevada City, California in February of 1852 (May, Philip: 1970). Within 5 years of this invention the mining engineers of the Sierra Nevada had constructed five thousand miles of ditches and flumes to supply the water needed to power the monstrous hydraulic […]

Proposition 227, also referred to as “English for the Children,” received approval from Californian voters in June 1998 and has since caused controversy. This proposition brought about changes in educational standards for bilingual students who spoke Spanish. Many questions have arisen regarding this matter, including its societal implications and the extent of its impact on […]

Summary California Pizza Kitchen, a luxury pizza restaurant, was founded in Beverly Hills, California in 1985 by lawyers Larry Flax and Rick Rosenfield. It currently operates 213 locations, with 41% located in California, 6 in international destinations, and the rest spread across 27 other states within the United States. CPK generates revenue from three sources: […]

CITEA, or California Industrial and Technology Education Association, advocates and promotes professional development and social and political events improvement, especially in vocational and industrial technology education. It is a group run under contract to the California Department of Education, Career and Technical Education Unit, that caters to professional development in the state. The business case […]

In the late 19th century, the discovery of gold in California drew thousands of people in from across the United States and all around the world in a feverish rush to strike rich. Many left everything behind to dare venture into the final frontier of the wilderness that was California. Word quickly spread about a […]

The “Happy Cows” campaign has been so successful because it gives people the reassurance of where there cheese is coming from. By labeling products that use California Cheese, it gives the people of the images in their commercials of happy cows on rolling plains enjoying their life. Today many animals are caged, mistreated, and hormone […]