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Law

After careful examination of the facts of the case, the defendant Sarah Johnson is hereby acquitted for violation of Section 123 of the Criminal Code.
Section 123 of the Criminal Code which took effect in 2016 provides that: (1) Every person, who, with the intent to procure the miscarriage of a female person, and shall use any means for the purpose of carrying out his or her intention shall be guilty of an indictable offence and liable to imprisonment for life.
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Introduction

This paper is about the growing apprehensions of private contractors donning roles that were traditionally only within the confines of a public police force. The shrinking budgets of our nation’s police forces have forced administrations to lay off personnel, freeze recruitment and stalling technology upgrades for government run police forces. This has rendered quite a few cities vulnerable to criminal activities. The case of Detroit is one such example. The police force in Detroit city is three thousand personnel short. This allows criminal activity seep into the business sectors and affluent neighborhoods. The civilians in these localities turned Continue reading...

Cancer is one of the deceases I have always been scared of. If I had been diagnosed with it, I would sincerely have no idea what feelings I to have. Kris’s reaction to her diagnosis was not certain as she was both scared of it and acted frivolous, joking about cancer. Obviously, she was upset and it took a lot of time to take her decease as it was, to admit the fact of having two dozens of incurable tumors. Her parents stayed strong and didn’t show their actual feelings of fear, which was probably the best Continue reading...

Utilitarianism is a universal moral theory because its central principle is that people should not look at whether the actions are ethically correct or wrong, instead they should focus on the effects (Utilitarianism, Act, and Rule, n.d) . The more good an action results in, the more moral it is. Act utilitarian refers to the good or bad result of the action of one person while rule utilitarian refers to impacts of different types of activities. Rule utilitarian helps to view Act utilitarian from a modern perspective (Utilitarianism, Act, and Rule, n.d). An example of a situation is when a Continue reading...

on Greek and Roman Sculpture and Painting
After the death of Alexander the Great it was started the new era of the art. This art was called the Hellenistic, because the local traditions and schools of Ancient Greece largely imitated the generally recognized Hellenistic style. As far as it can be judged according to some sources, the value of art in the Hellenistic period was very high. Unfortunately, the works of painting were mostly destroyed. However it is possible to understand the idea of the painting of the Hellenistic period through the use of the mosaics due to their Continue reading...

Gender identity is the primary factor in life to dictates the majority of the direction of one’s journey in life. In Aaron H. Devor’s essay, Becoming a Member of Society: Learning the Social Meanings of Gender provides a reference for how the generalized and specialized others play a fundamental part in the development of gender. The concepts of Devor’s essay on gender allow the reader to gain a deeper understanding of Jamaica Kincaid’s famous essay Girl, and seeing how one’s upbringing influences the way one displays and embraces his or her gender. The essay Continue reading...

Both Persians and Greeks were two great ancient civilizations. They existed nearly at one period of time and even fought against each other. The states were different in many ways. First of all, Greeks had a developed polytheistic religion. The gods were responsible for changes in nature, important events and virtues of human life. Gods and goddess had a close but complicated family relationship. Greek citizens also offered up sacrifices to their gods. Not all the gods were treated equally. It depended on the city. Athens worshipped Athena, the goddess of wisdom and tactic, and Spartans liked Ares, the Continue reading...

The understanding of ethics as a word continues to vary in meaning as time passes. Philosophical history shows different approaches to the judgment of ethical behavior and the suggestion of changing methods. For instance, John Stuart Mill and Immanuel Kant approach moral acceptability using rules. Each philosopher has an identified set of rules through which persons can determine the morality of their actions based on the aims or the results of the same. On the other hand, philosophers like Plato and his student Aristotle describe a different approach to determining ethics. Instead of providing rules of judgment, they developed Continue reading...

Social stratification is the grouping of people according to their socioeconomic based on occupation, income, wealth as well as social status. Typically, social stratification is manifested into three social classes, which include; upper class, middle class as well as lower class. Egypt is highly stratified since the phenomenon is widely spread aiming to expose the components of life, which composes these social classes hence exploring the relationship between these classes. Therefore, this essay evaluates how social stratification in Egypt is more open to the people given that there is the unequal distribution of resources in Egypt.
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Social forces’ influence on gender roles

Societies have varying expectations of what men and women can do. These varying expectations are determined by the gender roles that are assigned to each group. These roles are patterns or behavioural characteristics that a society expects of its members because of their sexual identity. Gender roles have a number of characteristics that vary from one society to the other and arise from a number of situations. Gender is a notion that is developed either sociologically, politically, culturally or religiously. In most cases, these roles are socially construed. This means that gender roles are not universal as they differ Continue reading...