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Mental Conflict Between Moral Imperatives
Crime
Duty
Police
Police officer
Ethical dilemma is a situation that often involves an apparent mental conflict between moral imperatives, in which to obey one would result in transgressing another. As a police officer you are held to a much higher standard. The public will view you differently because you are now wearing a badge and they will expect you…
Equality: Malala and Rosa Parks
Malala
Rosa Parks
Equality for me means that every human is equal and deserve to be treated equally. That opportunities, prospects and respect, are evenly distributed amongst each and every one of us. That it matters not where you come from but what your gone accomplish and achieve. For some equality means equal rights between the sexes, for…
Influence of public opinion on state policy
Opinion
Politics
Public opinion
Public policies are created to ensure the public’s safety and well-being. From amusement park regulations to laws on drinking and driving to more political issues, lawmakers put these policies in place for the best interests of the people. Sometimes the public does not find favor with these policies and have a different outlook of what…
An Analysis of Discipline and Corporal Punishment of Children in School
Corporal punishment
Spanking
Teacher
I believe that most people do understand and realize the difference between the definition of corporal punishment and parents teaching, punishing or disciplining a child. To a child there is a huge difference between mommy or daddy spanking them and the teacher hitting them with a ruler or paddling them. Children understand that their parents…
Importance of Empathy in Equal Justice in Criminal System
Criminal Justice
Empathy
When you are poor, it means you are often overlooked and unnoticed. Most nations have a growing homeless problem, and most working-class and above citizens pretend as if the poor do not exist or will simply go away. Being rich means you are privileged. You have more to gain and usually a reputation that can…
How public opinion affects the political life of the country?
Opinion
Politics
Public opinion
Public opinion is the main political basis of support for politicians. People in any position of political office must consider the public belief in their efforts to govern properly and enforce policy. However, the public’s collective preference is very complex. The state of what the public understands about politics and the way political elites influence…
Obamacare: Patient Protection for Americans
Affordable Care Act
Obamacare
Universal Healthcare coverage for American is a very complex topic today. Obamacare otherwise known as Patient Protection and Affordable Care act was launched by president Barack Obama in 2010. So many Americans are still not sure what Obamacare is really all about. The main purpose of Obamacare is that all American should have affordable health…
The Horrors of the Japanese Imperial Army
Army
Army Sharp
Japan
Although many people deny and overlook Japan’s involvement in World War II, the Japanese imperial army assisted greatly in oppressing the Pacific coast and committed many war crimes and atrocities, specifically in China. The emperor at the time was Hirohito and he lived a common Japanese royal life. During his rule, chaos was ensuing in…
The Use of the Three Appeals in Letter from Birmingham Jail, a Letter by Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr
Letter from Birmingham Jail
Martin Luther King
Many people know of Letter from Birmingham Jail, written by Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., but do you know what it was in response to? I, along with many others, did not know that Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. was responding to the 8 clergymen who wrote a document entitled A Call for Unity. The…
An Introduction to the History of Corporal Punishment
Child
Corporal punishment
Teacher
Historically, we can see evidence of how thinking such as this was applied to various situations in Britain. In the past corporal punishment was seen an acceptable form of discipline not only in the classroom. The Royal Navy was infamous for its use of tyrannical and agonising forms of punishment. In the late seventeenth century,…