Essays About Justice

Racial profiling may be defined as a detection of several determined racial factors that lead to unequal treatment in regards to certain groups of society. The mentioned racial factors can include such as the following: gender, skin color, accent, facial structure, physical attire, spoken language, religion, etc. A person can racially profile in various ways, […]

In order to be successful in business in today’s market, companies cannot avoid employing technology and the Internet. In the past two decades, technological advances affect almost every aspect of the business world. Technology use is a vehicle that employees can use to take company data. Studies have found that due to the use of […]

Murder from the word “Murdrum” initially referred to a fine umposed by William the Conqueror on any hundred (a subgrouping of a country or a shrine in which a Norman was slain by secret assailants, presumed to be Anglo-saxons resentful of their conquerors. The Fine could be avoided only on proof of Englishry. In 1340 […]

Robert’s Rules of Order is an excellent resource that helps parliamentarians develop adequate procedures and institute ways to cope with chaos in group discussions. With a few common- sense but relevant points, the book makes an invaluable contribution to the organization of the procedure. The main points of the book help ensure democratic nature of […]

Advocates are crucial in personal and professional situations, as they assist with legal matters and uphold human rights. They work tirelessly to guarantee everyone’s rights. Lobbyists, on the other hand, aim to influence government officials to act according to their group’s interests by advocating for special interests during decision-making processes.In today’s political landscape, lobbyist groups […]

Amidst the dynamic and cut-throat business landscape of today, it is vital for companies to engage in global operations. To prevent deceitful and unlawful actions, multiple acts and documents have been developed. In the 1970s, several United States corporations were investigated by the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) for unlawfully providing financial assistance to foreign […]

The State, sovereign as such, has the power to exercise such rights as it may deem fitting and compatible with its being sovereign. Corollary to the exercise of sovereignty is its inherent obligation to protect its people within its territory. It is to be noted that the State acts though the government. The government therefore […]

The topic of the 2nd amendment in modern American society is controversial. It has been included in the Bill of Rights since 1791 and declares that individuals have the right to possess and carry weapons for a well-regulated militia necessary for maintaining a secure state, with an assertion that this right shall not be violated. […]

Modern democracies have established secondary chambers as a means of overseeing the assembly’s authority. These secondary chambers possess the capability to question, revise, and potentially reject any procedures endorsed by the other chamber, serving as a mechanism for monitoring and regulating activity by the other chamber (Russell 2001a, p. 445). The American States intentionally modeled […]

The concept of Negligent Hiring, as explained by Ford et., pertains to situations where an employer fails to conduct adequate screening of a prospective employee and ends up employing someone who displays aggressive or harassing behavior towards colleagues, ultimately leading to incidents of violence in the workplace. In case the employer had prior knowledge or […]

People may only become conscious of certain things during times of difficulty or emergency. The United States suffered significant property damage and loss of life in various regions due to Hurricane Katrina, exposing a disregard for environmental concerns in society. The disaster also highlighted ongoing societal problems such as social inequality and racial discrimination, which […]

‘Self- Interest’ by Hobbes clearly reflects his main philosophical teachings. He touches many important aspects of his philosophy in this brief essay. He believes that man is basically self interested and he all his actions can be understood in the light of his survival satisfying his personal needs. As every man has his own wants […]

Although Congress addressed sex discrimination in education, the focus was not on sports. Instead, advocates concentrated on women’s struggles accessing university programs and employment opportunities. Nevertheless, it is vital to examine Title IX’s history since it played a crucial role in instigating significant changes in college athletics. Representative Edith Green (D-OR), who led the House […]

Currently, there are no restrictions that prohibit people from using online directories to search for individuals worldwide. This includes both non-criminal individuals listed in phone books or registered with search engines and sex offenders who appear in the National Sex Offenders Registry – a database that encompasses all states except South Dakota and Oregon. Community […]

“Killings,” just like any other short story, provides a conventional plot pattern where the characters are confronted with a problem and led into a climax then reach a resolution at the end of the story. Though conventional and simple, this kind of approach in writing a short story makes any kind of reader easily understand […]

The first Constitution known as the Articles of Confederation was ratified and entered into force in March 1, 1781 (U. S. Constitution web site, 2006). This constitution did not contain any reference to slavery considering that the regulation of slavery was left solely and entirely to individual states notwithstanding the fact that slavery was a […]

This paper intends to show that social contract, the bedrock of the civil society brings about equality among men. To this end, the paper will use the philosophical arguments of Thomas Hobbes and John Locke. Both philosophers argue that, social contract is the most practical source of all what is good and that which men […]

The rationale of the current criminal justice system will not be as humane and civil without the contributions of John Locke on the field of Social Contract. Locke’s positive view on the concept of government has created a system of principles which paved the way for one of the most efficient political ideologies in history. […]

My church in Maryville, Tennessee, the New Providence Presbyterian Church is a predominantly white church in a white town. My focus has been to figure out ways to break the habits of the congregation and reach out to the community with social outreach and justice programs. To understand the importance of such programs, we must […]

Sonia Maria Sotomayor is the Second Circuit federal judge on the United States Court of Appeals. Sotomayor, born on June 25, 1954, is of Puerto Rican descent who grew up in the South Bronx. Her father is a manual laborer who was not able to attend high school and died due to diabetes when Sonia […]

The rule of law in sports is as essential for civilization as the rule of law in society generally. Without it generally anarchy reigns. Without it in sport, chaos exists. Sports Law encompasses a multitude areas of law brought together in unique ways. Issues such as antitrust, contracts, and torts are quite common. Sports Law […]

I Mr. Akawee Kosumwongwiwat a Thailand national hereby express my great passion of pursuing a Master of Criminal Law at the University of Sunderland UK. My interest in law stems from a fascination in helping to resolve criminology cases and making consequential important contribution this profession makes to our society. I am convinced that this […]