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Mental Health Act of 1983 UK
Act
Mental Health
Section 2 Admission for Assessment Section 2 contains the provisions for admission and assessment of individuals who have been suspected to have a mental illness. The provision states that for a limited period of time – 28 days an individual can be admitted to a mental health facility for assessment and treatment after being assessed….
Importance of Cctv: Background of the Study
Crime
Government
Security
The earliest usage of Closed Circuit Television (CCTV) actually dates back to 1942 when it was first used by the military in Germany. The military used remote cameras with black and white monitors to observe the launch of V2 rockets. During the 1940’s the US military also used CCTV when developing and testing atomic weapons,…
Murder at the Vicarage outline Short Summary
Murder
Thesis & Outline Agatha Christie wrote “Murder at the Vicarage”. Agatha Christie utilizes several elements in her writing to captivate audiences and create intriguing mysteries. These include her engaging plots, clever detective characters, and the serene ambiance of her settings. Together, these components contribute to the creation of the perfect mystery. 1. Plots According to…
The Ethical Dilemma of Sexual Appeal in Advertising
Advertising
Appeal
Ethical Dilemma
The utilization of sexual allure in media and advertising has emerged as a major moral concern in today’s speedy world. In the United States, there has been a notable rise in employing sexual content in ads during the last ten years. This misuse is experienced daily and elicits intense reactions from individuals of all genders…
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…
Business Ownership Types
Bank
Debt
Employment
Ownership
Partnership
Sole proprietorship
Stock
There are different types of ownership within the business sector. Sole tradership is when the business is fully owned and managed by one person, though others can be employed to help run the business. As the sole traders only financial income is from the business and/or bank loan, they do not have the resources to…
Essay – Good Citizen
Citizenship
Ethics
Rights
As human beings we are used to living under laws and patterns that are dictated to us by society, but following those patterns does not necessarily make us good citizens. To be a good citizen first you have to be a good person. It is instilled in us as children to always mind our manners,…
Should There Be a Curfew
Crime
Criminal Justice
Criminology
Law enforcement
National Security
The Oxford Dictionary defines curfew as, “A signal or time after which people must remain indoors until the next day.” This, to us just means that a curfew is a way to keep us young people off the streets. Having teenagers wandering the suburbs at dark, young people are given a chance to act in…
The difference between Incoterms 2000 and Incoterms 2010
Business Law
International Trade
Trade
International Commerce Terms (Incoterms), introduced by the International Chamber of Commerce (ICC) in 1936 primarily for individuals participating in global trade, serves as a guideline for the acquisition and transportation of goods internationality (Varoujian, 2011). Incoterms is beneficial to businesses because it helps regulate the risks, costs and other obligations. While it is recommended that…
Can Prejudice Ever Be Eliminated
Prejudice
Can prejudice ever be eliminated? What exactly is prejudice? Contrary to popular belief, prejudice is not the same as discrimination, even though both terms are usually tossed into the fray together. Prejudice refers to the prejudgment; where people make assumptions or decisions even before being aware of the relevant facts. On the other hand, discrimination…