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Case Brief Gator.Com Corp. V. L.L. Bean, Inc.
Appeal
Court
Justice
Facts March 2001, L. L. Bean’s corporate counsel mailed Gator a cease and desist letter requesting that Gator stop its pop-up windows from appearing when customers visited their website. Gator refused to change its practices and instead filed a lawsuit in federal district court in California seeking a declaratory judgment. L. L. Bean filed a…
Lay Judges in Finland
Common Law
Court
Government
Unlike other judges in any judicial system, lay judges are drawn from the impartial laypersons. Their selection does not primarily depend on their academic qualifications, for instance, being in the possession of a degree in law. In addition, they are not appointed by the president or the other supreme institutions in a nation but…
Types of Courts: An Analysis
Appeal
Constitutional Law
Court
Government
Judiciary
Separation of powers
Social science subject studies nowadays are more glued in understanding crimes and its control in the society (Miller 2). This understanding has something to do with justice and its role in controlling crime rates. According to a political philosopher, justice is approved, and injustice condemned, by the common agreement of good men (Curtis 323)….
The Court`s Proceedings and TV Show
Court
Legal
Legal proceedings have been a staple of television and movies since the beginning of it. They capture the public’s interest in the stories that tell about human relationships, societal norms and difficult questions about truth and justice. Are murder, crying and threats or a dramatic recreation all part of what really happens in a court…
Various Ways in Which Judicial Review Can Be Done in India and the US
India
Judicial review
Meaning of Judicial Review Judicial review is the power of the courts of a country to examine the actions of the legislative, executive, and administrative arms of the government and to determine whether such actions are consistent with the constitution. Actions judged inconsistent are declared unconstitutional and, therefore, null and void. The institution of judicial…
Appearances Can Be Deceiving, Assignment
Common Law
Defamation
Government
Judge
Justice
Lawyer
David Buckram’s $mom claim for libel and slander rejected by US judge In this case with David Buckram’s $mom claim for libel and slander of a celebrity magazine that alleged he slept with a prostitute, Irma Nice age 26. US judge rejected his claim, the libel laws in the US are more favorable to defendants….
The Executive Branch
Constitution
Government
Judiciary
Policy
Political science
President of the United States
Separation of powers
The executive branch is one of the three branches of the government the other two being the judiciary and the legislature. The major powers of the executive branch are vested in the president who also acts as the commander in chief of the armed forces. He is also responsible for the appointment of the cabinet…
Principle of judicial review and it’s role in the government
Government
Judicial review
INTRODUCTION One of the fundamental principles guiding the existence of nations is the Checks and Balances. This is evident especially among democratic country. It is also considered as an essence of democracy. The three major departments are the Executive, Legislative, and Judiciary. Each has a unique functions and exercises discretion over distinct jurisdictions. Basically,…
To what extent are UK judges both independent and neutral?
Constitutional Law
Government
Judge
Judiciary
Justice
Policy
Separation of powers
1a) With reference to the source, describe the measures that exist to maintain the independence and neutrality of the judiciary. The independence of the judiciary from the executive and legislative is said to kept by things like their fixed salaries and sub judice rule. Their salaries ‘are paid from the Consolidated Fund’ and aren’t fixed…
Separation of Powers: Who Does What
Judicial review
Separation
Abstract In the olden days, most of the power to rule lay in the hands of the King. That rule often extended to other agencies or personalities that supported the King; the Parliament, the Church, and a few of the King’s underlings, inclusive of those that formed the King’s Court. Oftentimes, that rule swayed to…