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In Canada there has been public outcry in regards to violence committed against aboriginal women and children. Aboriginal women are lured or coerced from reservation into prostitution in urban centers. Many are addicted to drugs and alcohol and must resort to prostitution to survive. The kidnappers or pimps are majority family or band members and assault and murder these women. Unfortunately the precedent setting Glade judgment affords more lenient sentencing to these offenders, which returns them to the community to re-offend. Aboriginal author Thomas King in his book the inconvenient Indian has had negative commentary of a past royal Continue reading...

Abortion is the termination of pregnancy by removal of fetus or embryo from the womb before it can survive outside of the womb on its own. Naturally occurring abortion is generally referred to as miscarriage or spontaneous abortion and is the unintentional expulsion of the embryo from the womb within 24 weeks of pregnancy. After about 24 weeks, the embryo is able to live outside of the womb albeit with some assistance. About eighty percent of the spontaneous abortions happen during the first trimester of pregnancy. Further, most of the miscarriages which happen during first trimester go unnoticed by Continue reading...

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Projective tests are types of personality tests where individuals are expected to offer feedback to ambiguous scenes, images or words. The psychoanalytic school of thought is credited for this type of test in which it proposed that different individuals have different unconscious urges or thoughts. It is through these types of projective tests that people uncover such unconscious desires that tend to be covered and overshadowed by conscious awareness. There is a variety of commonly known projective tests that were derived from Neo-Freudian and Freudian theories (Miller et al., 2012). They have gain maximum support with time and continuous Continue reading...

Revenge was a common theme in Elizabethan theatre (Bradbrook 3). In Hamlet,Shakespeare explores the theme of revenge and how hard and complex the process of revenge can be (Royal Shakespeare Company 2). Shakespeare’s exploration of the theme follows in the general format of revenge tragedies at the time, including the scene setting, among others (Koumakpai 71).
Shakespeare presents revenge as such a complex process and not as easy as one may think; it is not about deciding and doing. In Act I Scene 5, Hamlet promises his father he will revenge his murder. But even then, he Continue reading...

In this letter written to his fellowmen, Luther, King aimed at justifying his actions as well as his philosophy of justice and equality in the United States in the 60s. This essay will argue that people should disobey certain laws and accept the punishment for breaking that law.
In this letter, King states that his acts and activities are primarily a form of protest against the inhuman treatment meted out by a large section of the white communities on their black counterparts. He highlights numerous instances of rabid discrimination and scant respect for the minority black residents by their Continue reading...

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The Death Penalty Should be Abolished Nationwide

The local laws in their own ways all over the world deal with criminals. In the older days and even today in some countries, people are killed as punishment for a crime considered heinous and sometimes even for something considered as minor stray actions by other countries. In the United States, there are 32 states where death penalty is still legal while 18 have recognized and legislated as illegal. Capital punishment should be declared and legislated as illegal in all the states of the US. It is an inhumane act and hence should not be practiced by Continue reading...

Oryx and Crake is a futuristic dystopia which highlights the role of science in changing the world and fashioning it to be better and a more suitable habitat for humans. The story starts with Snowman, the protagonist who was telling the story of how he became to be the last man to survive a catastrophe that wiped out the rest of the population. He was living on a barren seaside with the humanoids Crakens, an invention of his friend Crake, and other animals which were products of bioengineering. The story revolves around the science of bioengineering, which Snowman’s Continue reading...

Generally speaking, it is safe to say that Dworkin is trying to persuade us that morality and law is ultimately the same thing. He speaks about law and morality as two separate set of thoughts. Furthermore, Ronald Dworkin declares the complete independence of these two systems. However, at the same time one may say that he understands law as a department of the morality. Dworkin claims that it is possible to observe in what way one system affects the other. This raises the question whether we are morally obliged to obey the law.
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This paper talks about how bullying children affect the as they grow up. Children are the future leaders;hence they should be well taken.of. Bullying of children had become one of the most concerning debates are being discussed about around the world. And stopping has become very hard. This paper introduces the children bullying as the main issue, then it goes ahead and provides an overview of the topic. The paper talks about the effects of children bullying, which is the main subject; towards the end.
Undeniably, bullying of children had become one of the most concerning debates are Continue reading...

Every time that we consider plagiarism, it is necessary to understand that a lot here depends on the intention of the person committing it. Plagiarism is a deliberate acquisition of authoring on other people's literary and scientific works of the genre, as well as works of art and inventions (partially or completely). Copyright infringement is currently pursued by criminal and civil law. If we consider the example of Widdicombe, Rowan could not come up with a good spy novel, so he copied directly from other writers to make up his own novel and he did it completely intentionally, as Continue reading...