THE INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT (ICC). Term Paper ID:30830
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Discusses the legal implications of the establishment of ICC.... More...
9 Pages / 2025 Words
22 sources, 22 Citations,
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Read this research paper. Paper Abstract: Discusses the legal implications of the establishment of ICC. Purpose of prosecution, trial, and sentencing of individuals found guilty of serious international crimes. Implications for world order and international law. Position of the United States with respect to the ICC. Founding of ICC. Issue of war criminals. Provisions. Selection of the Court.
Paper Introduction: LEGAL IMPLICATIONS OF THE ESTABLISHMENT OF INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT (ICC)
This brief discusses and analyzes the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court (Rome Statute), the international treaty providing for the creation of an international criminal court (ICC) for the prosecution, trial and sentencing of individuals found guilty of enumerated serious international crimes and its implications for international law and the world order. In that context it examines the position of the United States with respect to the ICC.
The ICC came about because of a consensus among most countries in the world that there was a need for a permanent international tribunal to deal with serious international crimes, particularly those involving atrocities and other human rights
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Discusses the development of international law and organizations.... More...
17 Pages / 3825 Words
14 sources, 29 Citations,
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Read this research paper. Paper Abstract: Discusses the development of international law and organizations. Principles for international resolution of conflicts. Development of treaty agreements. Compares and contrasts the structures, powers, and effects of three international legal bodies: Permanent Court of Arbitration at the Hague, League of Nations Permanent Court of International Justice, United Nations International Court of Justice.
Paper Introduction: International Law and International Organizations
Introduction
Huig de Groot, known as Hugo Grotius, was the author of one of the first and a still influential text on international law, war and justice – a text titled De Jure Belliac Pacis, or The Rights of War and Peace. Published in 1625, this treatise was based in large measure on principles derived from the Law of Nature and the Law of Nations. Grotius held that a civil right derives from the laws of a sovereign state, “But the law of nations is a more extensive right, deriving its authority from the consent of all, or at least of many nations (BECK Index, 2001, p.2).” Grotius established several principles for international resolution of conflicts, most of which in his era centered upon military interaction between one state and
AUSTRALIA AND RIGHTS OF INDIGENOUS PEOPLE. Term Paper ID:30579
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Discusses the evolution of Australian policy and practice regarding land rights.... More...
18 Pages / 4050 Words
37 sources, 50 Citations,
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Read this research paper. Paper Abstract: Discusses the evolution of Australian policy and practice regarding land rights. Denial of land to Aborigines and other indigenous peoples. Land use and economic benefits. Land agreements. Court cases and rulings. Political controversy. Traditional view of Aboriginal rights. History of the country. UN intervention. Statatory framework to determine land claims.
Paper Introduction: AUSTRALIAN NATIVE TITLE LAW AND RIGHTS OF INDIGENOUS PEOPLE
This research paper discusses the evolution of Australian policy and practice concerning the rights of Aborigines and other indigenous peoples with respect to land, the functioning of, and the pros and cons of taking recourse to, National Native Title Tribunals (NNTTs) and the right of indigenous peoples to negotiate (RTN) regarding land use and its economic benefits. In the early 1990s the High Court by its decisions in certain landmark cases recognized after nearly two centuries of denial that native Australians had rights with respect to lands they had traditionally occupied. By enacting the Native Title Act 1993, ch. 110 (the '93 NTA), the Commonwealth Parliament established mechanisms for determining the validity and scope of native land title claims. However, grave uncertainty and
Direct Foreign Investment in Switzerland: Legal Issues Term Paper ID:27526
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Examines the economic prospects of Switzerland; analyzes the legal issues in direct investment in the country.... More...
8 Pages / 1800 Words
6 sources, 23 Citations,
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Read this research paper. Paper Abstract: Examines the economic prospects of Switzerland; analyzes the legal issues in direct investment in the country.
Paper Introduction: Direct Foreign Investment In Switzerland: Legal Issues
Introduction: Investment Climate
Switzerland, a fundamentally prosperous and stable modern
economy with a per capita GDP roughly 10% above that of the big West European economies, is experiencing short term difficulties. After recovering slowly in 1994 95 from recession, the Swiss economy remains weak, mainly because of the strong Swiss franc and weak growth in Swiss export market, especially in other European countries. Over the near term, growth may average barely 1%, with more than one half of this increase resulting from growth in inventories. Weak domestic consumer demand is the principal culprit; stagnation in real disposable income is combining with a reluctance to reduce saving rates in the face of
CHINA & INTERNATIONAL PROPERTY RIGHTS. Term Paper ID:26940
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Examines IPR violations & piracy of CDs & software in China, national & global efforts to stop it, politics, trade & quota issues.... More...
6 Pages / 1350 Words
9 sources, 20 Citations,
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Read this research paper. Paper Abstract: Examines IPR violations & piracy of CDs & software in China, national & global efforts to stop it, politics, trade & quota issues.
Paper Introduction: International property rights (IPR) violation is a widespread and entrenched phenomenon in China because of several factors. China’s rocky transition from a centralized economic system to capitalism has provided a rife environment for piracy to flourish in the “gray” market. In addition to the fact that the lucrative nature of the business provides tremendous incentive for the suppliers to engage in piracy, the Chinese consumers constitute the other half of the problem. Although they are impressed by the dazzling array of products offered by America, such as the music, films and computer software, they can ill afford the prices of the legitimate products; therefore, they turn to pirated copies. Furthermore, the absence of a legal and enforcement system to uphold IPR in China further cultivates the presence of piracy. From another perspective, the strict
15 Pages / 3375 Words
22 sources, 41 Citations,
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Read this research paper. Paper Abstract: Examine U.N. body's mission, origins, membership, functions, standards & accomplishments.
Paper Introduction: INTERNATIONAL LAW COMMISSION
This research paper discusses the International Law Commission (ILC or Commission) of the General Assembly (GA) of the United Nations (UN). This overview will focus on its mission, historical origins, composition and membership, functions, standards and accomplishments. During its first decade and a half, ILC made significant contributions to the codification of existing international law and to its progressive development. Since roughly the early 1960s, it has continued its important codification work, but has contributed little of significance to the development of international law in areas of concern to the international community. This relative decline in the effectiveness of ILC is due to changes in the makeup and political agenda of GA and its Sixth Committee which provides
INVESTIGATIVE CUSTODY IN U.S., ENGLAND & FRANCE. Term Paper ID:26266
Essay Subject:
Compares 3 nations' approaches to pre-trial detention & custody of criminal suspects. History of legal systems, power of arrest, rights of accused, arraignment, bail, speedy trial, major cases.... More...
22 Pages / 4950 Words
41 sources, 50 Citations,
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Read this research paper. Paper Abstract: Compares 3 nations' approaches to pre-trial detention & custody of criminal suspects. History of legal systems, power of arrest, rights of accused, arraignment, bail, speedy trial, major cases.
Paper Introduction: INVESTIGATIVE CUSTODY IN THE UNITED STATES, ENGLAND AND FRANCE
This research paper outlines and then compares and contrasts the differing approaches of the American, English and French legal systems to the investigative custody or pre-trial detention of ordinary criminal suspects (those who are not aliens, spies, terrorists, juveniles or mental incompetents). For historical and constitutional reasons, stricter limits are placed on the ability of the authorities to hold suspects in custody in England and the United States than is true in France. The English system relies primarily on voluntary self-restraint by the police, operating within established judicial case law and, more recently, statutory codification of the rules regarding pre-trial detention. The American system relies primarily on federal and
PLEA BARGAINING IN AUSTRALIA, CANADA & U.S. Term Paper ID:21696
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Definitions & purpose, types, roles of judges, attorneys & victims, openness of process, appeals, public opinion, comparison of advantanges & disadvantages in three nations, case studies.... More...
50 Pages / 11250 Words
60 sources, 114 Citations,
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Read this research paper. Paper Abstract: Definitions & purpose, types, roles of judges, attorneys & victims, openness of process, appeals, public opinion, comparison of advantanges & disadvantages in three nations, case studies.
Paper Introduction: Plea Bargaining in Australia, Canada, and the U.S.
This paper will discuss the practice of plea bargaining in Australia, Canada, and the United States. The first part of the paper will discuss the definitions of plea bargaining and the process itself. The second, third, and fourth parts of the paper will examine the laws of each of the three countries concerning plea bargaining. The fifth and sixth parts of the paper will look at the roles of the prosecution and defense in the process. The seventh part of the paper will briefly examine the role of the public. The eighth part of the paper will discuss the role of victims. The final part of the paper will briefly discuss the effects of plea bargaining compared with trials.
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International laws & principles, jurisdiction, reasons for, individual rights, remedy and/or punishment of abductors, sanctions against state.... More...
8 Pages / 1800 Words
15 sources, 13 Citations,
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Read this research paper. Paper Abstract: International laws & principles, jurisdiction, reasons for, individual rights, remedy and/or punishment of abductors, sanctions against state.
Paper Introduction: International Abduction
This advisory opinion will discuss state-sponsored abduction and prosecution of criminal defendants from foreign states as a violation of international law. Under customary international law, one state cannot arrest a criminal suspect while he or she is in a foreign state without the permission of that state. Such an act goes against traditional principles of international law concerning the sovereignty of states and evolving principles concerning human rights. When a state authorizes such an act, it is necessary and proper for that state to be sanctioned by the other states in the international community.
Under traditional principles of international law, a state which authorizes the abduction of a criminal suspect in a foreign state and his or her return to the first country in order to face prosecution violates
INTERNATIONAL COURT OF JUSTICE. Term Paper ID:20639
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History of World Court of U.N., function, power, objectives, biases, politics, limitations.... More...
8 Pages / 1800 Words
7 sources, 17 Citations,
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Read this research paper. Paper Abstract: History of World Court of U.N., function, power, objectives, biases, politics, limitations.
Paper Introduction: After World War I, many of the nations of the world tried to address one of the issues that had interested idealists for some time--the creation of some means for international adjudication as a way of authoritatively and peacefully settling international disputes. One of the institutions that emerged from this war was the League of Nations, a forerunner of the United Nations but with little authority or power and destined to fail as an arbiter of international matters. There were various precedents for international arbitration even at that time, though, and among the other institutions that emerged, based on such precedents, was history's first permanent international law court, the Permanent Court of International Justice, as part of the League of Nations. This court would collapse along with the League of Nations in 1945, but a more or less identical tribunal, the
CONFIDENTIALITY IN U.S. & AUSTRALIA. Term Paper ID:20366
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Legal theory, evidentiary privilege in mediation, applications (attorney-client, doctor-patient), executive privilege & public interest, types of mediation, waivers, judicial issues.... More...
40 Pages / 9000 Words
20 sources, 143 Citations,
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Read this research paper. Paper Abstract: Legal theory, evidentiary privilege in mediation, applications (attorney-client, doctor-patient), executive privilege & public interest, types of mediation, waivers, judicial issues.
Paper Introduction: Confidentiality and Mediation
This paper will discuss the issue of confidentiality and evidentiary privilege in the context of mediation. The first part of the paper will examine the background of confidentiality and privilege with respect to the attorney-client relationship, the physician-patient relationship, and the clergy-penitent relationship. It will also examine the scope of governmental privilege, especially with regards to executive privilege and state secrets, and public interest immunity. All of these privileges will be discussed under the laws of Australia and the United States. The second part of the paper will examine the current scope of confidentiality and evidentiary privilege with regards to the mediation setting, both in Australia and the United States. Among the issues which will be discussed in this
11 Pages / 2475 Words
41 sources, 77 Citations,
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Read this research paper. Paper Abstract: History, defintion, function, provisions; emphasizes infringement cases.
Paper Introduction: Trademark Law in Canada and the United States
This paper will examine trademark law in Canada and the United States, paying particular attention to infringement upon registered marks. The first part of the paper will briefly examine the history of trademark protection in the two countries; the second part will deal with infringement problems in the United States; the third part will look at infringement problems in Canada.
Historical Background
The protection of marks and names which identified the maker of certain goods dates back to the early years of English common law. It was not uncommon for unscrupulous competitors to copy the identifying mark of a well-respected manufacturer or merchant in order to "pass-off" their goods as those of the more famous
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History & development of conflicts in laws, spousal equity, property, jurisdiction, domiciles, marriage validty, foreign divorce decrees, support, child issues.... More...
60 Pages / 13500 Words
23 sources, 241 Citations,
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Read this research paper. Paper Abstract: History & development of conflicts in laws, spousal equity, property, jurisdiction, domiciles, marriage validty, foreign divorce decrees, support, child issues.
Paper Introduction: Family Law and the Conflict of Laws: Great Britain and California
This paper will examine the development of the conflict of laws as it pertains to Family Law in England and California. The first part of the paper will give a brief discussion of the history of the subject in England and the United States, including the problem of federalism and foreign country law in the United States. The second part of the paper will examine the current state of the law in England, concentrating on the jurisdiction of English courts to issue decrees in matters involving parties not necessarily domiciled or resident in England and the recognition of foreign decrees in England. The third part of the paper will provide the same treatment for California law. Particular attention will be paid in both parts to divorce, maintenance or support, and child custody decrees.
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History, purposes, Canada & U.S. described, protection of ownership, infringement, major cases & decisions.... More...
14 Pages / 3150 Words
10 sources, 35 Citations,
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$56.00
Read this research paper. Paper Abstract: History, purposes, Canada & U.S. described, protection of ownership, infringement, major cases & decisions.
Paper Introduction: Each year billions of dollars are spent on advertising products to the American consumer. Much of the success of this endeavor is directly related to how well a product's brand name is recognized by the public. For companies such as Kodak, Coca Cola and IBM, brand identification is of utmost importance in the competitive world of sales. Thus, protection of the brand name, or trademark, is an ongoing battle they are prepared to wage through whatever legal means are possible, especially when it comes to comparative, unfair and/or misleading advertising.
The purpose of this paper will be to discuss trademarks and their relation to unfair competition, including outlining the definition of a trademark, and providing a brief overview of its history. The research will then focus on unfair practices in relation to the infringement of trademarks, how the law has been
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Purpose, warrants in 16th Cent., 17th Cent. England. Tax laws in colonies. Police guidelines, probable cause & reasonable suspicion, court cases, officers' judgment, constitutional implementation.... More...
16 Pages / 3600 Words
25 sources, 14 Citations,
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Read this research paper. Paper Abstract: Purpose, warrants in 16th Cent., 17th Cent. England. Tax laws in colonies. Police guidelines, probable cause & reasonable suspicion, court cases, officers' judgment, constitutional implementation.
Paper Introduction: Fourth Amendment and Drug Enforcement
Historians who have analyzed the framers' reasons for adopting the fourth amendment have consistently reached the same conclusion. The framers sought to ensure that the newly formed federal government could not employ the two devices used by the British Crown that they believed jeopardized the liberty of every citizen: the general warrant and the writ of assistance.
From as early as the sixteenth century and most prominently during the era of the infamous Star Chamber, the general warrant was the most powerful legal weapon in England against critics of the Crown. The Crown regarded all critical pamphlets as libelous, and it used the general warrant to conduct "search and destroy" missions by which to identify and to close down libelous
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Focuses on U.S. & Australia in context of L.A.P.D. officers involved in Rodney King beating case, reason for riots in L.A., rights to jury trial in England, Australia, & U.S.... More...
10 Pages / 2250 Words
10 sources, 52 Citations,
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Read this research paper. Paper Abstract: Focuses on U.S. & Australia in context of L.A.P.D. officers involved in Rodney King beating case, reason for riots in L.A., rights to jury trial in England, Australia, & U.S.
Paper Introduction: The Right To A Jury Trial
This paper will examine the right to a jury trial in the United States and Australia in the context of the acquittal of the four Los Angeles police officers accused of beating Rodney King and the ensuing riots in Los Angeles. First, the economic and social backgrounds of the riots will be examined, followed by a short history of the right to a jury trial in England and the United States. Then the right itself will be analyzed under U.S. and Australian law.
Most observers have identified two basic causes for the riots: 1) deteriorating economic conditions, especially in the affected locations of central and south-central Los Angeles; and 2) deteriorating social and moral conditions among the American population in general and certain minority populations in
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Expansion of statutes to cover international law violations related to torture and disappearances. Case studies, application of restraints, diplomatic immunity, jurisdiction.... More...
10 Pages / 2250 Words
8 sources, 36 Citations,
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Read this research paper. Paper Abstract: Expansion of statutes to cover international law violations related to torture and disappearances. Case studies, application of restraints, diplomatic immunity, jurisdiction.
Paper Introduction: For nearly 200 years after the Alien Tort Statute was enacted in 1789, alien plaintiffs rarely implemented the Statute to acquire jurisdiction to bring an action based on international tort theory before the federal district courts. In the last 10 years, however, the Alien Tort Statute has been expanded to specifically encompass acts of torture and "causing disappearance" as violations of international law, while it has been construed narrowly within the constraints of the act of state doctrine, forum non conveniens, and the Foreign Sovereign Immunities Act.
The Alien Tort Statute provided that aliens were allowed to sue on a tort cause of action, arising solely from violation of the law of nations or a treaty of the United States. This jurisdictional grant was codified in 1982 at 28 U.S.C. §1350 and
UNIFORM COMMERCIAL CODE IN JAPAN & U.S. Term Paper ID:17792
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Common-law rules & older statutes governing commercial transactions. Provisions, Japanese contract law & Civil Code, negotiation, role of lawyers, decision making, voiding of contracts, breach of contract.... More...
23 Pages / 5175 Words
10 sources, 24 Citations,
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Read this research paper. Paper Abstract: Common-law rules & older statutes governing commercial transactions. Provisions, Japanese contract law & Civil Code, negotiation, role of lawyers, decision making, voiding of contracts, breach of contract.
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PUBLIC LAW CONTRACTS: FRANCE & U.S. Term Paper ID:17784
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Differences from private law contracts, special govt. powers, terminations, regulations, sanctions, rights & remedies of contractor.... More...
11 Pages / 2475 Words
8 sources, 17 Citations,
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INTERNATIONAL CHILD CUSTODY LAW. Term Paper ID:17663
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Analyzes goals & effect of the Uniform Child Custody Jurisdiction Act & the Hague Convention in abduction cases. Legal background, provisions, case studies, court decisions, jurisdiction issues, problems & limitations.... More...
19 Pages / 4275 Words
7 sources, 29 Citations,
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Read this research paper. Paper Abstract: Analyzes goals & effect of the Uniform Child Custody Jurisdiction Act & the Hague Convention in abduction cases. Legal background, provisions, case studies, court decisions, jurisdiction issues, problems & limitations.
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IMPACT OF NORMAN CONQUEST. Term Paper ID:15980
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Focuses on England's legal system in Middle Ages. Common Law, legal language, Constitutional law, writs, compensation, juries, feudal system.... More...
14 Pages / 3150 Words
7 sources, 27 Citations,
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INTERNATIONAL LAW. Term Paper ID:15617
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Examines weaknesses & strengths of World Court, treaties, U.N., concluding that international law is necessary & valid. Studies cases of Iran, WWII, Korea, Nicaragua.... More...
11 Pages / 2475 Words
3 sources, 9 Citations,
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Read this research paper. Paper Abstract: Examines weaknesses & strengths of World Court, treaties, U.N., concluding that international law is necessary & valid. Studies cases of Iran, WWII, Korea, Nicaragua.
Paper Introduction: This paper discusses the question of whether international law deserves to be called law. The ineffectiveness of international law in the face of military power is well known, but the role of international law in preventing most disputes and conflicts among nations from reaching the point of war is often ignored. It is argued that international law is, for all its shortcomings, a vital mechanism for keeping most of the world at peace most of the time.
Introduction
When, in 1979, the revolutionary Islamic regime in Iran took hostage the entire staff of the American Embassy in Tehran, it was a violation of a precept of international –- “the sanctity of the harald” –- that could be traced back to the dawn of recorded history. The United States government brought this
PROSTITUTION IN VICTORIAN ENGLAND. Term Paper ID:15615
Essay Subject:
Emphasizes the Contagious Diseases Acts, 1860s-1880s. Incidence, public views, social aspects, as necessary evil, reform, impact of laws & their repeal.... More...
16 Pages / 3600 Words
9 sources, 46 Citations,
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INTERNATIONAL LAW. Term Paper ID:15146
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Validity of concept & practice of global legal system. Definition, World Court, specific cases, successes & failures, U.N.... More...
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3 sources, 6 Citations,
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ANIMAL RIGHTS. Term Paper ID:14548
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History of anti-cruelty laws in U.S. & England, humane societies, philosophical & moral arguments for rights.... More...
5 Pages / 1125 Words
3 sources, 10 Citations,
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INTERNATIONAL COMMERCIAL ARBITRATION. Term Paper ID:14144
Essay Subject:
Procedural rules for case settlement. Types of arbitration, history, other means of contract resolution, regulating organizations, ad hoc vs. institutional approaches, issue determination, pleading, discovery.... More...
50 Pages / 11250 Words
20 sources, 114 Citations,
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INTERNATIONAL DRUG LAWS. Term Paper ID:12065
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U.S. enforcement, treaties, trafficking, drug production (legal & illegal).... More...
11 Pages / 2475 Words
28 sources, 32 Citations,
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7 sources, 8 Citations,
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HENRY II & BRITISH LAW. Term Paper ID:9862
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Impact of 12th Cent. King on feudal, civil, church, criminal law development.... More...
10 Pages / 2250 Words
4 sources, 19 Citations,
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Read this research paper. Paper Abstract: Legal, political, economic aspects. Emphasis on 1918 Webb-Pomarene Act.
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