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The Goal and Purpose of the Restorative Justice Program, Community Service
Community Service
Justice
Social Issues
Restorative justice program is a very special focus on the issues within the society involving crime. It provides a very different perspective under which offenders can be engaged to provide a better understanding on improving the overall environment under which the society can be well engaged. Restorative justice programs that are put in place do…
One Friday Morning Analysis
American Dream
Justice
Langston Hughes
Narration
The short story “One Friday Morning” is a short story by Langston Hughes and it’s one of the stories found in “The Short Stories of Langston Hughes by Langston Hughes. The main theme of the short story is undoubtedly discrimination because the text is focusing on racism when the high school student Nancy Lee Johnson…
The Scope and Limitations of the Veterans Law in the United States
Government
Justice
Law
Veteran
Earlier today I attended the Veteran’s Law panel which included Judge Bradley W, Hennings, Professor Aniela K. Szymanski, Jane K. Nichols, and Jenny J. Tang. After attending the Veteran’s Law panel, I now grasped a field of law that I barely even knew existed before, Generally this made me realize how intricate and complex the…
Justice in the Wrong Hands: Decimation of the Poor and Duterte’s War On Drugs
Justice
Politics
War on drugs
August 16, 2017 at 8:24pm, 17 year-old Kian Loyd Delos Santos was last seen being dragged by two men. Four witnesses later said that he was given a gun and told to run. Delos Santos was later found dead with three gunshot wounds to the back of the head. This incident comes after a drug…
John Rawls vs. Robert Nozick
Ethics
Justice
Metaphysics
Political science
Principles
Regarding justice in a society, both John Rawls and Robert Nozick express differing opinions on the best way to reach this. Both philosophers illustrate what they feel justice to be and offer support for their ideas in their efforts to put forth the best argument. Before being able to decide on which argument is the…
The Ethical Dilemma Surrounding Police Brutality and the Lack of Accountability of Police in the United States
Justice
Police Brutality
Violence
“Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere.” -Martin Luther King, Jr. Injustice, violence, hate, anger, rage, racism, unlawful, innocence, murder, and color are a just a few things that invokes police brutality and the terror that takes place within this world. The ethical dilemma that faces lack of accountability of police in America is…
A Literature Review Exploring Themes in Cases of Police Brutality
Justice
Police Brutality
Social Issues
The purpose of this paper is to analyze occurrences of police brutality in historical and current situations. The relationship between the police force and minority communities has always been tense. Numerous reports have surfaced regarding the improper use of force by law enforcement, which directly violates both departmental rules and legal laws. It seems that…
The Case of Texas vs Johnson as an Interpretation of How the First Amendment Should Be Utilized
First Amendment
Justice
Law
Philosophy
Texas vs Johnson was a vital case in the interpretation of how the first amendment should be utilized. Gregory Lee “Joey” Johnson burned a flag as a way to express himself and his political stand. There is a Texas law that prohibits the burning of flags, but the argument used in Johnson’s defense was that…
Arguments against Abortion
Abortion
Against abortion
Ethics
Justice
Murder suspects in America are convicted every day. yet thousands of murderers murder people without meeting ends With injustice. Abortion continues to stand as one of the most debatable subject matters in America while several points indicate that it is wrong. Because ethics and law intertwine, the Abortion debate continues to be a fired-up topic….
The Attempts of the Government to Restrict the Limits of Our First Amendment Rights and the Defense of a Wrongly Accused Muslim Man
Anger
First Amendment
Justice
Law
This first article sis about many different ways the government attempts to restrict the limits of our first amendment rights. This includes the fighting words doctrine, of which may restrict someone‘s right to express anger towards another using such means as curse words or raising the middle finger. Although having acts and laws that prevent…