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624.20217 The Roe v. Wade Decision and its Relationship to Doctor-Patient Confidentialit
This paper shall examine the ramifications of Roe v. Wade on the medico-legal standard of privacy, specifically the privilege of doctor-patient confidentiality. The extent to which the court?s decision to predicate the Roe decision of privacy can be seen as an outgrowth that confidentiality standard, and the consequences of any weakening of the Roe decision could have on that protection shall be discussed.
Pages: 8
Bibliography: 4 source(s) listed
Filename: 20217 Abortion Roe v. Wade privacy.doc
Price: US$71.60
625.20228 Correctional Philosophy and Crime: An Analysis of Rehabilitation
This ten-page undergraduate paper examines correctional policies and the value of rehabilitation. The author notes that the recent trend towards harsh sentencing and the increasing use of capital punishment have primarily been due to political posturing and to the general public?s frustration that nothing the government does seems to prove effective in reducing crime. Until rehabilitation advocates can make a stronger case for rehabilitation, the present trend towards tougher sentencing and increased use of the death penalty will continue.
Pages: 10
Bibliography: 10 source(s) listed
Filename: 20228 Crime and Rehabilitation.doc
Price: US$89.50
626.20259 Euthanasia: An Argument for Legalization
This four-page undergraduate paper argues that doctor assisted suicide should be legalized as soon as possible. The author constructs a clear statement of his position and supports his thesis with documented sources, examines the arguments for and against euthanasia, and concludes that the right of a person to die should take precedence over other conflicting rights. In the final analysis, terminally ill human beings have the primary and inherent right to refuse medical treatment, for they are the ultimate moral guardians of their own lives and thus the most important authority to be considered; not doctors, lawyers, insurance companies, nor the government.
Pages: 4
Bibliography: 4 source(s) listed
Filename: 20259 Doctor Assisted Suicide.doc
Price: US$35.80
627.20419 Case Studies Concerning Malice
This is a ten page paper answering eight different questions concerning law and malice. Malice is determined when a person makes false statements with the purpose of harming an individually intentionally. Libel can be proved when the statements are false and evidence is available to show that the statements were made with the intention of harming the reputation of the individual. Different examples are given to show or explain the case study provided.
Pages: 10
Bibliography: 0 source(s) listed
Filename: 20419 Malice Libel Cases.doc
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628.20427 Living with Street Rules
This paper discusses how violence and other crimes seem to have no order or respect, yet in reality often the crimes are committed by members of gangs or street people. Gangs are organized with structure that require respect from members. Most street people and gang members have organized structure. Often the best way to counteract violence is having police control the area with structure and rules.
Pages: 7
Bibliography: 4 source(s) listed
Filename: 20427 Organization Gangs Crime.doc
Price: US$62.65
629.20448 The Poverty Spiral and the Breakdown of Social Order: The Causal Relationship Between Poverty and Crime
This paper shall examine the relationship between poverty in an urban neighborhood setting and the crime rate. Historically, neighborhoods experiencing extreme poverty have been seen to experience above average crime rates, especially in violent crime. The traditional view has been that this is a symptom of economic need, that crimes are performed to augment or replace income. However, this would not explain the preponderance of violent crime to which there is no benefit to the offender by the crime?s commission. A survey of the available literature shall show that the nature of the causal relationship between crime and poverty may, in fact, find its origin in the social alienation of poverty.
Pages: 15
Bibliography: 8 source(s) listed
Filename: 20448 Crime Poverty Neighborhood.doc
Price: US$134.25
630.20449 The Poverty Spiral and the Breakdown of Social Order: The Causal Relationship Between Poverty and Crime
This paper shall examine the relationship between poverty in an urban neighborhood setting and the crime rate. Historically, neighborhoods experiencing extreme poverty have been seen to experience above average crime rates, especially in violent crime. The traditional view has been that this is a symptom of economic need, that crimes are performed to augment or replace income. However, this would not explain the preponderance of violent crime to which there is no benefit to the offender by the crime?s commission. A survey of the available literature shall show that the nature of the causal relationship between crime and poverty may, in fact, find its origin in the social alienation of poverty.
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