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… makes a good citizen? A good citizen upholds the norms in a stable society by being honest, friendly and hard-working. He does not create a mess and occasionally picks up after those who do. He keeps his neighbors satisfied with his kind and caring…

… advice on Iraq, he made the war a religious one. I believe that asking a deity what to do in a situation where thousands of people could die is immoral. Government officials should consider basic moral arguments when laying out courses of action, instead…

… and order relative to those embraced by their conservative predecessors. Some political scientists argue that it seems there has been a political consensus tilting further to the right on the spectrum on the issue of law and order in the UK since 1979. …

… preformed annually in the United States was estimated to be from 200,000 to 1.2 million (Jost 260). In 1965, an estimated 200 women died from crudely administered, illegal abortions (260). Even after abortion was legalized, it was still an extremely…

… because the Republican and Democratic parties have long dominated the American political landscape. Since 1856, every president elected by U.S. voters has belonged to one of those two parties. Almost every state's governor, members of Congress, and state…

… won the presidency in 1860, his was a minor party. Now, of course, it's one of our two main parties. But there are and have been many "third parties". Anti-Masons, Free-Soilers, Know-Nothings, Prohibitionists, Populists, Socialists, Communists,…

… of years, many cultures around the world have recognized marriage as a union between a man and a woman. In the majority of the modern nations, including the United States, same-sex couples cannot be legally married due to the legal rights of marriage…

… Law MGT 434 Kansas Employment Law <Tab/>Kansas, like every other State in the Union, has laws that must be followed to ensure the proper process of hiring potential employees. No company manager wants to have a lawsuit…

… will address the differences and similarities between state and federal systems of government in their application of employment laws. Several examples of employment protections that are provided by state systems but not by the federal system will…

… the law a relationship is formed by employer and employee. The basic principle of this relationship is for the employer to exercise good faith while in this correlation. "Many states have enacted legislation specifically aimed at the growth of the…