Essays on Justice

Oxfam is an international, large, charity organisation where in 1995, Oxfam was formed and created to support and make an impact towards the poor and poverty as well as working and campaigning together to reduce the global stages of injustice. The international charity organisation has...

The Youth Justice Action Plan 2014-2018 states that its main focus is to ‘“continue the downward trends in high volume crime and detention; becoming more adept in understanding and intervening in more serious crime offending patterns; and improving the effectiveness and efficiency of these interventions...

Sadat expresses that unity and cooperation among all of humanity is an essential method to halting global injustice and conflict. He not only comments on the oppression of the Palestinian people by the colonial, Israeli state but also on the injustice and devastation caused by...

This paper will strive to defend Cohen’s socialism by refuting what I find to be the most compelling objections. In essence, Cohen’s socialism strives to eliminate all forms of societal inequality through an egalitarian principle and a community principle (4). I expand further on the...

Children are often involved in criminal justice trials in which they sometimes act as an eyewitness. The reliability of their testimony is frequently questioned because there are many factors that influence this. Reasons that can impact the reliability of these testimonies are children’s memory capacity,...

House Bill 21, or HB 21, is a house bill that was signed into law in March 2018, by Governer Rick Scott of Florida. HB 21 amends various sections of law to increase regulation, training, and proper reporting when providers prescribe and dispense a controlled...

“Justice is conscience, not a personal conscience but the conscience of the whole of humanity. ” ~ Alexander Solzhenitsyn I must admit, I did not initially plan on pursuing Law as a career. I had always been more inclined towards the medical sciences. Not because...