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Immigration is a no go
Citizenship
Immigration
Immigrants have always had an important role in shaping countries for the better. On the other hand, the American government is not as accepting of them. Since the government seems to hate immigrants, they often have difficulty getting any legal status when coming to America. When migrants apply for a green card, they can wait…
America’s views and understandings toward race in book “The Strange Career of William Ellis”
Jim Crow laws
Society
The Strange Career of William Ellis: The Texas Slave Who Became a Mexican Millionaire by Karl Jacoby is about a successful entrepreneur named William Ellis who lived an extraordinary life. Born into slavery as William Ellis in Victoria, Texas, he later decided to begin his new life as a Mexican named Guillermo Enrique Eliseo to…
Is the Criminal Justice System Broken
Criminal Justice System
Our criminal justice system is violating our values as a people. A nation that savors liberty now incarcerates more human beings than any other nation on the planet. Like in any other system, it always needs adjustments. We need to have a Criminal Justice System that is effective and that prosecutes individuals in a fair…
An Examination of Political and LEgal Factors Affecting Global Human Resource Management
Examination
Human Resource Management
Human Resources
Resource Management
In today’s society, corporations are making huge profits from customers on a daily basis, lining the pockets of upper management, CEOs, and owners. The Human Resource Department (also known as HR or HRM) is an essential part of any company as it aids in the training and development of employees. The company is investing in…
Should We Kill the Death Penalty
Death Penalty
Is The Death Penalty Effective
Is one individual’s life worth more than others? The death penalty is a prevailing issue in the United States. The justice system hasn’t perfected the use of the death penalty to where only the guilty are convicted and punished. Currently, in the United States, capital offenses are punishable by death and 31 of the states…
An Analysis of Laurence Steinberg’s Essay Should Juveniles Be Tried as Adults
Crime
Prison
Should Juveniles Be Tried As Adults
Laurence Steinberg’s essay “Should Juveniles Be Tried as Adults” explores the question of how young offenders should be treated, offering his own viewpoints on the matter. Steinberg specifically examines the disparities between the juvenile and adult systems, particularly in regards to decision-making procedures for handling treatment and punishment. In recent times, there has been a…
My Family Motivates me in My Dreams of Becoming a Doctor
Crime
Prison
Following JB. Watson and his theory that “human behavior is rooted in nurture, not nature” The image shows, The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air cast, this was one of my favorite shows growing up because it captivated the essence of family and made me laugh a lot. Family/parents play a big role in teaching us our…
Issues in the Criminal Justice System
Criminal Justice System
Most likely you or someone you know has been pulled over for something ridiculous in their lifetime and you probably thought it was completely unnecessary, well the truth is that this happens everyday. America’s criminal justice system is completely broken. There are so many issues that come with this system. The system is used everyday,…
Utilitarianism Advocates for a Morally Incorrect Action in a Case of Convicting Police Officers for Brutality
Justice
Police Brutality
Utilitarianism
Consider a hypothetical situation in which you are on a jurydeciding whether to convict four policemen on charges of police brutality. You know that the policemen are innocent, but if you acquit them the general public, believing them to be guilty, will riot and innocent people will die. If you convict the policemen, they will…
Inequality in the U.S. Criminal Justice System
Criminal Justice System
Disparities in the justice system have been an issue in our society for decades, dissipating our faith in the system. The constitution of the United States claims that everyone is entitled to equal protection under the law, the U.S. criminal justice system is supposed to be an equal opportunity for all individuals, but that is…