Essays About Justice

An Introduction to Moral Theology was originally written in December of 1990 by William E. May. It was published by Our Sunday Visitor, Inc. in 1991, merely prior to the Encyclical Letter of John Paul II, Veritatis Splendor, which was published in 1994. Later in 1994, May published his revised edition most likely to integrate […]

In this work, we will explore the various meanings of the term legal power through different parts. We will begin by discussing the general types of courts and then analyze five specific courts in detail. We will examine the reasons behind establishing these selected tribunals and investigate why ordinary courts may lack legal power. After […]

Introduction Two jurisdictions of law exist in Australia: equity and common law. ‘Equity is ‘the body of law developed by the Court of Chancery in England before 1873. Its justification was that it corrected, supplemented and amended the common law. It softened and modified many of the injustices at common law, and provided remedies where, […]

Introduction Accounting systems and standards vary globally due to different societal and national contexts. Efforts have been made to harmonize these standards through initiatives like the IASB and FASB convergence project, but completely eliminating accounting differences may be challenging in practice due to real-world complexities. This essay will discuss the influential contexts that lead to […]

Drug abuse has been a long-standing global challenge that remains unresolved. Despite efforts to address this issue through legislation, debates about the effectiveness and support for these measures have arisen. This highlights the complexity of drug abuse and the need to take it seriously. Failure to do so can result in severe negative consequences for […]

The authors’ main argument is about the radicalization of some people in the community based on color, poor, immigrants, same-sex couples (Trans people) and the queer are discriminated by the society. He is against this discrimination and advocates a better and equal society whereby every individual is treated with respect and equity (Battle, 2005, 412). […]

Abstract This is a journal article written by Andrew, from university of Lowe together with his collogues. In this article the writer tries to show out the racism taking place between black and white people and its effects to the society. This has been done through several experiments which involves white participant. In the experiments […]

Assisted Reproductive Technologies have helped many people, from different parts of the world, to conceive biological children that could have otherwise not been conceived through natural means (Galpern, 2013). Based on the statistics established by the European Society of Human Reproduction and Embryology, an estimated three million children have been conceived through ART. These technologies […]

The objective of social work experts is for the prosperity and engaging of those in the public arena who are devastated, living in oppression, and powerless. Social workers should likewise focus on the person’s environment that is engaged with making and adding to issues in living conditions. There are six core values on which the […]

I have selected the movie, The Help as the topic of my assignment because I enjoyed reading the book and had a desire to see the movie. I also selected this topic because of its controversial reviews. Some people praised the movie, while others were highly displeased with the movie. The movie was criticized because […]

Since the dawn of time social movements have been a part of our lives. From protests to sit in, people have stood up for what they believe in When thinking of social movements many popular topic come to mind. These topics include, women’s rights, equality for African Americans, and gun regulations. However, there is one […]

Gary Watson presents a moral predicament currently in the social justice system, particularly relating to social injustice. On one hand, if the state unjustly treats the dispossessed, then this would undermine the justice of punishing criminals. On the other hand, if the state fails to convict and punish criminals among the dispossessed, then the peoples’ […]

American history is marked by innovation, space exploration, and technology. Over the last twenty years, America advanced from dial-up internet—to high-speed internet, WI-FI, and mobile hotspots. Arguably, the United States is experiencing measurable racial and social progress over the last 50 years. According to research, African Americans have progressed into positions of visibility, authority (the […]

The movie “Maynila, sa mga Kuko ng Liwanag” is a 1975 Filipino drama film directed by Lino Brocka based on the novel of Edgardo M. Reyes In the Claws of Brightness. It is arguably one of the most powerful films ever done in the history of Philippine cinema. It portrays the several illnesses the country […]

“We are all a part of a culture of violence that dominates every aspect of our lives,” according to Bryant Mcgill. For instance, To Kill A Mockingbird is an extremely powerful novel by Harper Lee that significantly shows how the children in the book live in an imperfect world. A time when racism was thriving, […]

Introduction Juvenile probation is the period when a young offender is kept under constant supervision by the authorities under a court order. It is an alternative to serving a jail term in prison (Meghan, 2015). There have been technological advancements over time that have been put in place to improve the efficiency of juvenile probation. […]

Introduction Juvenile delinquents commonly referred to as juvenile offenders or generally youth criminal are minors (between ages 10 to 18 years) who engage in behaviors that violate the law of the land. Garda Siochana (Irish Police) Annual Report acts as the official source of crime-related data in the Republic of Ireland. In reference to the […]