The Effect of Justice Antonin Scali's decisions on the judiciary bench.

Gives a brief overview of major United States Supreme Court cases including Brown v. Board of Education, McCulloch v. Maryland, Miranda v. Arizona, and Roe v. Wade. Analyzes the results of those cases and discusses their lasting effects.

Reviews the U.S. Supreme Court Case Pennsylvania State Police vs. Suders. Provides details of the case. Examines the majority opinion written by Ruth Bader Ginsberg.

Evaluates the laws made by courts versus those made by Parliament, using case examples. Keywords: Australia, case law, government

This is an editorial discussing the banning of standardized testing due to the amount of stress the test places on students.

Provides a Critical Analysis on Murphy V. Brentwood District Council 1991. Discusses the issue of duty of care. Describes how damages can be provided in a particular case like this.

A Critical Look in Current Events Facing Juveniles in the Juvenile justice system

Discusses a Kentucky state ballot measure against gay marriage. Analyzes the pros and cons of the subject. Reveals how personal experience has shaped an opinion on the topic.

The South Bronx, in New York City, is the poorest congressional district with in the United States. Drugs and violence are an enormous problem making living conditions next to impossible. In Amazing Grace by Jonathan Kozol we are taken inside this forgotten place through eyewitness accounts and personal stories, we learn just how troubling poverty really is, and the problems that have created such poverty to begin with.

Ford's negligence during the production of the Ford Explorer has resulted in hundreds of deaths and thousands of injuries. The case is further analysed with the Due Care Theory...how much responsibility due manufacturers have to their consumers?

Discusses the decision teenagers make whether or not to have premarital sex. Takes a conservative stance and argues that individuals should save sex for when they are married because of physical, emotional, and spiritual reasons.

Reasons why abortion should remain legal in the United States, with information from NARAL, Pro-Choice America.

Legal arguments on both sides of a hypothetical federal law outlawing private acts of discrimination based upon sexual orientation. The argument is that such a law would be constitutional under the interstate commerce clause.

Summary of the book "Bush At War" by Bob Woodward. Also looks at the administration during the time of war.

This essay is about abortion and the serious issues which are involved with it.

Essay discusses the controversial subject of abortion.

Essay discusses if abortion is morally permissable.

This essay is about the issue of abortion. It discusses both sides of the matter including ethical and economic issues.

In the year 2000, there were over 3,600 abortions preformed every day. That is approximately 151 per hour or one every 24 seconds. Since 1973, there have been an estimated 44,010,378 abortions performed. That is 44,010,378 lives that never had the chance to grow and develop.

Today, 76 percent of the world's people live in countries where induced abortion is legal, at least for health reasons, and 39 percent reside in nations where abortion is available up on request.

Catholic, society, and medical views on abortion since its legalization.

Discusses the controversial issue of abortion. Examines the issue from a Christian perspective. Equates abortion with murder.

Essay shows how there are several alternatives to abortion such as adoption.

Debates the morality of abortion: Essay argues that abortion is wrong

Examines the issue of abourtion. Debates its legality as it relates to the United States Constitution.

Abortion is a very touchy issue, hence the reason for the controversy behind it. Many people tend to believe that abortion is justified, and inflicts no harm on the aborted fetus or the mother. Do they have the right claim? Should we continue with abortion? Or is it immoral?

Discusses various aspect regarding abortion.

Discusses the issue of abortion. Takes a con stance. Compares aboution to murder and declares it unconstituional.

The following describes the many different procedures of abortion.

A satirical essay on abortion.

Questions if abortion should remain legal. Provides pros and cons on the controversial issue. Explores the history of abortion in the United States. Examines the political ramifications of the issue.

Essay discusses the controversial subject of pro life versus pro choice regarding abortion.

Debates the issue of abortion. The essay takes a pro-choice stance on the issue and evaluates the arguments in favor of pro-choice decisions.

A persuasive essay showing the importance of teaching Abstinence-Plus programs(comprehensive) in schools, compared to strict Abstinence-Only programs.

Notes on Natural Justice in Administrative Law in Australia

There are many advantages private health care over the current national health system in the UK. These include the shortening of waiting lists for health care; greater patient choice in his/her care; more jobs created; a minimizing of the "brain drain" of medical personnel moving abroad; and improvement in overall health care due to competition.

Advocates capital punishment. Criticizes people who are against the death penalty and argues that it is not inhumane.

Essay consists of an analysis on affirmative action.

An essay about being against affirmative action.

Essay discusses how the practice of affirmative action is unfair.

Essay discusses the issue of affirmative action.

Discusses the history of affirmative action. Examines its legality. Debates the appropriateness of its use.

Explores the history of affirmative action in America. Examines its original intent. Debates if it is still doing what it set out to do.

Discusses the pros and cons of affirmative action. Compares the contrasting research of Harvard professor David Wilkins and UCLA professor Richard Sander. Considers if affirmative action is still a necessity in modern America.

Examines the essay called "Affirmative Action Encourages Racism", Thaddeus Watulak. Discusses the issue of affirmative action and supports Watulak's premise.

Defines the concept of affirmative action. Explores the prevalence of affirmative action and employment equity in Canada.

Discusses the article "Myth and Math of Affirmative Action" by Goodwin Liu, which explains how many students get accepted into universities due to their ethnic, racial, religious or any other minority characteristics.

The following provides a speech outline on affirmative action.

The main focus of affirmative action was on education and employment. It required that measures be used to ensure that minorities and women be given the same opportunities for promotions, salary increases, career advancements, school admissions, scholarships, and financial aid that all others were given, but originally did not state how this was to be accomplished.

Does affirmative action help protect the law?