Essays on Law

Self-ownership is the concept that one has complete control over themselves, both physically and mentally and over their actions, in the absence of any interference or domination. It is one that is rarely seen to be present in modern society. This can be due to...

As we know, not all properties we can own it. Some of the properties cannot be owned by individuals. For instance, the public properties and properties that belong to all mankind which individuals or government cannot claim exclusive right on them. According to Beheshti (1998),...

Ownership and sense of self go hand in hand to each other. Both, tangible and intangible objects that a person owns, help develop and characterize a person and their identity. Individuals are categorized and defined based off objects in their possession. The objects that a...

Intellectual Property (IP) is the formal and legal way of giving ownership and rights to a person for a creation, an innovation or an idea. However, while having the rights to a piece of IP can prove beneficial both to the owner and the society...

The terrorist attacks on the World Trade Centre and the Pentagon on Tuesday, September 11th 2001 left America and the rest of the world in a state of terror and panic. Shortly after the events of that day the USA PATRIOT act was passed by...

In the timeline of the USA Patriot Act of 2001 was passed forty plus days following the terrorist attacks in New York, including Washington, D.C. on date of September 11, 2001 (EPIC, 2019). In the meantime, it acquires considerable critique on the basis frightening against...

It is a bright, sunny morning in Manhattan with the azure sky contrasting with the gray skyscrapers of the city. The date is September 11, 2001. It is supposed to be another ordinary day in America. However, this would not be the case. At 8:46AM,...