Essays on Law

Part I – Identification and Evaluation of Sources This investigation will explore the question: How significant were the effects of Alice Paul’s NWP on the enforcement of the 19th amendment? The focus of this investigation will take place between 1907 and 1920, to allow for analysis of Alice Pauls’s actions towards the ratification of the...

Ethical Problem 1 Although artificial intelligence has the speed and capacity of processing that’s far beyond that of humans, it cannot always be trusted to be fair and neutral. AI can be used to identify people, objects and scenes. However, it still make mistakes, such as when a camera missed the mark on racial sensitivity,...

This essay aims to examine the various ways in which issues of diversity are important to police operational practice. Over the years, the police force in the United Kingdom has always faced stigmatisation, particularly in regards to race relations. Typically, the UK police force mainly constituted white males. Gaddis and Ghoshal (2019) note that most...

Case Study 1 Amanda wished to sell her carpet and advertised a notice in the window of a local shop. However, she did not receive any response for the purchase of the carpet, therefore she sent a letter to her friend Kamla for the sale of the carpet. Kamla answered the letter by accepting her...

The question requires an analysis of as whether Judges have inclined to go in a roundabout way to avoid set statutory standards which require proof and evidence by writing. The question will dealt under the headings of formalities of an express trust and the law relating to secret trusts. The question will also consider why...

The US National Library of Medicine National Institute of Health states that, “The Longitudinal neuroimaging studies demonstrate that the adolescent brain continues to mature well into the 20s,” so what makes an 18-year-old an adult? The US legal drinking age should be 21 or older, not 18; lowering the drinking age would increase the amount...

Teenagers are known to be spontaneous and vulnerable in a sense that they are making decisions recklessly without further thinking what would be the possible consequences. At that moment when curiosity kicks in, a teenager will do everything to quench their thirst. However, it is not the curiosity that makes them drive into drinking liquor...

Psychiatric evidence will be central in many of these cases, determining the degree of moral and legal responsibility has proved difficult, as some mental disorders do not effortlessly interpret into gradations of legal culpability, determining the degree of responsibility remains a matter for the courts. The admissibility of such expert evidence is only if it...

This memorandum addresses the validity of Rosetta’s homemade will, additionally it will also address whether the gifts and the trusts that were made in the result of this home-made will are valid and to what extent. Further material has been provided to determine the scope of the instructions given that will be able to give...

Robert Kennedy makes a point in his novel, “Lawyers have their duties as citizens, but they also have special duties as lawyers. Their obligations go far deeper than earning a living as specialists incorporation or tax law. They have a continuing responsibility to uphold the fundamental principles of justice from which the law cannot depart.”No...