Category: Law

In general terms, human trafficking refers to moving individuals from one place to another against their will and with ill motives that basically benefits the traffickers and their allies while harming the victims. In the contemporary world, where the word can be said to be free of slavery, human trafficking for the purpose of sexual […]

James is a construction worker who was living with his parents. However, he had a secret habit of burglary, and was once caught and taken to the police station. His mother bailed him out and in a fit of anger accused him of causing her early death. In retaliation, James said that he had not […]

This research aims at examining racial disparity in criminal justice system. This will make use of an event that has a nexus of criminal justice system and chosen community. The chosen event for this research is the Ferguson shooting that led to development of deep tension between law enforcement, the component of the criminal justice […]

The Parliament of the United Kingdom (UK) serves as the supreme and sovereign law making body. In this case, sovereignty incorporates three essential aspects. First, the parliament serves as the only supreme maker and can enact any law on all subject matters (Dicey 2005). Secondly, there is no parliament that might be bound by a […]

By means of exploring different examples of law cases, the following essay seeks to show the difference between the two fault theories. The first one is being Holmes theory, which affirms that when every man acts, he assumes all the risks caused by his actions, whether the results of his actions are planned or they […]

The California campaign finance laws are a set of complicated rules and regulations, governing the spending of money during campaigns. The Federal Election Commission (FEC) is an independent regulatory agency that regulates and enforces election laws. The agency has the responsibility of enforcing limits and prohibiting campaign contribution, overseeing the funding of presidential election by […]

It is imperative for police officers to adhere to the law when controlling crime. Legal restrictions might negatively affect police efficiency but positively affect social legitimacy. This paper reviews three cases (Read Weeks v. United States, Silverthorne Lumber Company, Inc., Et Al. v. United States, and Mapp v. Ohio) including the main issue, precedent or […]

Abstract Crime is an insidious problem that afflicts most cities. This vice is challenging because perpetrators often live and blend with the community.  Therefore, for a city fight crime, law enforcement agencies must collaborate with the local population to cultivate a culture of trust. A rapport between citizens and enforcement agencies must give rise to […]

The first presidential debate took place between Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton. The discussion took place under the auspices of the commission that developed the format of the debate and rules of conduct. The debate lasted 90 minutes and caused a huge wave of emotions as it reflected the main critical issues that will affect […]

It is a general human ethical principle not todiscriminate individuals based on ethnic, religious and racial aspects since it is morally wrong and considered a violation of the principle of equality. The principle of equality urges that people should be treated equally but not based on race or any other form of difference. In the […]