The 1965 Voting Rights Act strengthens the 15th Amendment because in the 15th Amendment there was nothing that specifically said that states cannot put out any poll taxes, literacy tests or voter inti…
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The 15th Amendment was beneficial to African Americans by granting them the right to vote. In addition, to giving black suffrage, it also reinforced the Union. While giving valuable advantages to Afri…
The U.S. government strives to establish justice, but can't always achieve that. To establish justice is to make sure people who have committed crimes get fitting punishments. One of the ways justice …
Background The property can be grouped as either movable or immovable property (Delport, 1999:2). The eminence between the two is very essential as one of respected academic law authors stated in the…
Consider a world where stealing a chocolate bar resulted in the death sentence. That is an extreme case, but if the eighth amendment did not exist, it might happen. The eighth amendment states, "Exces…
Flag burning is one of the most controversial aspects of the U.S. Constitution's First Amendment's protection of free speech. It is clear that the question of flag desecration is still a major issue i…
Forensic science can make or break a case. Juries expect it due to television. Yet forensic science is a field that constantly evolves and has convicted the innocent. How can we trust forensic science…
The Religious Discrimination Bill, initiated by the coalition government in 2019, has brought many controversies to the table. The Bill has caused many conflicts and continues to divide opinions acros…
"If you actively do nothing, people continually end up dead, so it is time to start doing something…We are going to change the law." This quote from Emma Gonzalez, a school shooting survivor shows th…
Some say judges do gods work, in deciding the fates of not only criminals but of the rest of society from their decisions. We hold a lot of faith in our judges and expect that those in the office will…