… was indeed a threat to American Democracy. The American Government stood idly by as the Industrialists became more and more powerful. The Preamble of the document that is the foundation of this great country, The Constitution of the United States,…

… particular revenge social justice. Argument against capital punishment include: : It is revengeful barbaric cruel degrading uncivilized : Does not correlate with a reduction in crime : Basic violation of human rights ethical and moral values : Capital…

… in every country. Several homicides happened at Scarborough early this month have caused wider concern. Some people blame government official; they claim that officials have failed to solve gun and gang. Some people blame mass media; they believe that…

… still recognised today, although it is often in conflict with commercial and legal reality. Discuss. Introduction The doctrine of freedom of contract, developed in the 19th century, is now conflict with the commercial and legal reality. The doctrine'…

… men and women who serve as judges and justices. Virtually anyone in America can become a District Court judge. There are no constitutional or statutory qualifications stipulated for serving on the District Court. There are no exams to pass, no minimum…

… that homosexuals have had a lot to endure socially, politically and ecomanically. Socially, it's hard to tell someone you are gay for fear of being ostracized, harassed or beaten. It is something that people are told is wrong and unnatural by authority…

… discouraging immigration, has only caused further misery to the immigrants longing to cross the Mexican American border in search of work. The United States has a border patrol whose sole purpose is to stop undocumented immigration across the US/Mexican…

… Constitution guarantees four freedoms: freedom of religion, speech, press and assembly. The Bill of Rights was ratified on December 15, 1791. Since that time, those freedoms have been discussed, debated, fought and died for. Since that time, millions…

… Constitution guarantees four freedoms: freedom of religion, speech, press and assembly. The Bill of Rights was ratified on December 15, 1791. Since that time, those freedoms have been discussed, debated, fought and died for. Since that time, millions…

… of respect for adults, immoral behavior and violence, as we scratch our heads saying, "What is wrong with young people today?" The answer to that question is simple; many parents live in fear of false accusations of abuse from their own children.…