Essays on Civil Law

The law is prevalent in our lives every day. Although we might not recognize it, we experience law in several different aspects of our day, both formally and informally. The law is considered as a form of formal social control, In the reading “Law and...

One principle that I hold in my life is to make a difference to people’s lives; to speak for those who cannot speak for themselves. This way of thinking sparked my interest in reading Law. It further developed while I was writing an article on...

“Law is not a Law if it violates the principles of eternal justice” – Lydia Maria Child. Law is a word to describe the rules that usually governments make. The main purpose of law is social order. Orders that we must follow to live in...

Civil liberties are restrained to the government. These things that the government may not be able to do because it’ll get in the way of a person’s individual freedoms. Such as the freedoms of action and speech, for the good of the people. Due process...

The Health and Safety Executive (HSE) is the person responsible for the encouragement, regulation and enforcement of workplace and the health, safety and welfare of others during work in Great Britain. The HSE was created by the Health and Safety at work act (1974) and...

There are three types of laws and all three apply to the sporting environment. The first type of law is the Statutory Law; this refers to everyone, coaches, teachers, managers, pupils. If someone does not follow these laws they will face charges. It ensures that...

There are a series of events that occur when a person is arrested. When a 911 call is made and an officer is dispatched and responds to the call it is crucial that the officer follows protocol from the beginning to the end. First there...

My interest in public law and jurisprudence began as I researched for my extended essay (EE) titled: How did the Jekyll Island meeting of 1910 lead to the creation of the Federal Reserve System? I wrote about this topic because I am interested in history...

Throughout all of history, laws have been found to be manipulated by those in position of power, simply because laws are often vague, or subliminally discriminating toward minority groups that are vulnerable. Countless times, this has been the case, but this specific incident that is...

To Review the ethical actions of Edward Snowden, all the workable ethical theories need to be reviewed, and then worked in, to grant a wider picture of how the situation was necessary or how unjust the whole thing was. The workable theories included are as...