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In 1903, the Oregon state legislature enacted a law that limited the number of hours a woman could work in a laundry, factory or mechanical establishment to ten hours a day. Under the law, any violation of the ten hour limit was punishable by a fine from U.S. $10 to $25. Two years after the law was passed, Carl Muller, who owned the Grand Laundry of Portland Oregon, was fined, under the law, for having Mr. E. Gotcher work more than 10 hours. After a short trial, Muller was found guilty and ordered to pay $10. Muller appealed his Continue reading...

1. What was her given name?

2. How many times was she married and to whom?
Marilyn Monroe married for three times. At first she married an aircraft worker James Dougherty, next she married baseball player Joe DiMaggio, and at last she married the famous playwright Arthur Miller.
3. When did she die?

She died on Sunday, August 5, 1962.

4. Who was the pathologist assigned to the case?
Dr. Thomas Noguchi was the pathologist assigned to the case.
5. Who pronounced her death?
The physician of Marilyn Monroe, Dr. Hyman Engelberg pronounced her death.
6. What was found next to her bed?
Several bottles of Continue reading...

Applied Final Case Study Project Introduction A psychological disorder refers to a mental state or pattern that causes harm to an individual to the point that the individual is not able to perform his duties as he is required to or even live an ordinary life (Bolton, 2009). Psychological disorder can also be called mental disorder. There are many mental disorders; therefore it is important to determine the right type of disorder that a patient is suffering from. Many people fear asking for help due to the fear of what other people will think of them. However, this should Continue reading...

Issue

The issue in the following case is whether the marriage between a male and a transsexual, who has changed her sexual anatomy to female, is a legal marriage between a man and a woman.

In an English case, Corbett v. Corbett , 2 W.L.R. 1306, 2 All E.R. 33 (P.D.A. 1970), the court ruled that the transsexual had failed to prove that his sex change operation resulted in an actual change of sex from male to female. The decision was based primarily on the opinion of medical experts who argued that the sex of a person is fixed at birth, Continue reading...

Introduction

The case study herein illustrates the fascinating convolution of a practitioners’ decision to disclose critical information. The case is used as the springboard to discuss and analyze theoretical issues that are related to truth-telling. The paper with, hence draw from two major ethical theories and several moral principles to examine the ethical implications associated with the scenario.

Kate, 20-year-old lady, approaches the transplant centre appealing that she would like to donate her kidney to her father Mr. Jones. Kate appears to be highly motivated to proceed with the donation. She is health and medically suitable for the donation. Mr. Continue reading...

A Woman in the Business World Case Study

Problem statement
In our case, Sheila is a woman in a business world setting where she needs to balance her personal life of being a woman and a wife, her career especially the growth part, and the different effects of being in a work setting with people from all walks of life. She started off as a legal secretary after graduating with literal arts bachelor and later moved on to the State of Illinois as a social worker where she did counseling. Later she was promoted to work with planning where she experience a lot of disappointment from realizing Continue reading...