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… presidential elections. People, places, thoughts and party lines, never before has the United states been so divided among it's political spectrum. The ascendance of George W. Bush to the presidency is on such prime example of that division. How did…

… the largest gymnasium I had ever been in. It was June 2000 and I was about to try-out for my high school's cheerleading squad. Still in the eighth grade, I had no idea what a cheerleading squad was about, nor the dedication that was required to be…

… is conducted fairly, efficiently, and in a manner that satisfies everyone involved. Occasionally, however, disputes or problems arise. For example, you may disagree with how your broker handled a transaction. If you cannot resolve the matter yourselves,…

… Italy After World War I show how each of the following led to the rise of a dictatorship: a.Economic conditions b.Weakness of parliamentary government c.Lack of democratic foundation d.Fear of communism e.Strong leadership Giolitti's resignation…

… of controversy. Many lawmakers and politicians seek to justify the use of taxpayers money that is handed out to the wealthy. Aid to Dependent Corporations, Exposing Federal Handouts to The Wealthy is one reading that seeks to exploit and expose…

… can serve two terms of four years, but if he is not elected again for the second term he only serves four years. How Chosen- Since our government is a Democracy(citizens vote for their leaders) the citizens of America all vote for the President.…

… (2003) In Queensland permits prisoners to be kept in prison beyond their release date where a court finds that there is a 'high degree of probability' that they represent a 'serious danger to the community'. Other jurisdictions have enacted similar…

… been elected, the Liberal party established a New Prisons Project. The new project was a first for the Victoria Penial System as traditionally the management of correctional facilities had been exclusively a Sate Government Responsibility. However…

… IS MEANT BY MANDATORY SENTENCING <Tab/>Strictly speaking, mandatory sentencing refers to the practice of Parliament setting a fixed penalty for the commission of a criminal offence. On March 8 1997 the Northern Territory sentencing…

… and is concerned with proof to determine the facts in issue. Evidence consists of facts, testimony, documents and physical exhibits legally admissible to prove or disprove the matter under inquiry. Evidence is concerned with the kind of facts,…