Law papers

A comprehensive analysis of the similarities and differences in business laws and customs in the United Kingdom and the United States.

An analysis of the different views of human rights and law in contemporary society.

This paper discusses the problems of adequate and efficient court representation for death penalty crimes.

Discusses the differences in Hobbes's and Locke's ideas for a framework of governance that would protect the rights of individuals and how these ideas influenced the creation of the Constitution of the United States.

An analysis of cybercrime, with a focus on the investigative and punitive aspects.

An overview of the Money Laundering Regulations 2003 laws.

A discussion on metatags, search engine optimisation and deep linking, intellectual property and the changing nature of e-commerce disputes.

Analyzes what has changed and formed the judicial branch, focusing on the contribution of Chief Justice Marshall.

A look at legislation under the Clery Act, passed as a result of the murder of a student on the campus of LeHigh University.

This paper discusses the increasing occurrence of same-sex sexual harassment.

A look at Assembly Bill 2403, introduced by Assembly Member Jackson, regarding the right to personal privacy.

This paper discusses the 1970 anti-war protest at Ohio's Kent State University and its relationship to the First Amendment.

Analysis of James Madison's discussion of the Union in Federalist Paper #10.

Discusses the nomination and confirmation process of Clarence Thomas to the U.S. Supreme Court.

A look at drug control policy and its ineffectiveness in the United States.

Presents arguments in favor of keeping the minimum drinking age at 21.

This paper discusses the legal and historical legacy of Brown vs. Board of Education.

Analysis of the impact that the European Convention on Human Rights has had on the United Kingdom's unwritten constitution.

Position paper arguing against the law enforcement practice of racial profiling.

A look at the contentious issue of the exploitation of digital copyrights and intellectual property rights.

A look at interpretations of the First Amendment and how they affect the ongoing debate about free speech and hate speech.

A narrative essay portraying the writer's opinion of lawyers.

A pro-gay marriage position paper.

A look at how capital punishment is considered a weakness in the legal system.

This paper debates the necessity that Australia implement a Bill of Rights because the existing system is ill-equipped to meet the needs and demands of a modern democratic society.

An examination of the role and importance of the New York State Banking Department.

An overview of the events leading to the conviction and later acquittal of Alfred Dreyfuss.

A discussion of Abraham Lincoln's suspension of the writ of habeas corpus.

A comprehensive forensic science research paper complemented by analytical implications to criminology.

An examination of the controversy around the Patriot Act in the United States.

A look at the various comparison and identification techniques for hair and fibers and their role as physical evidence.

An examination of international codes of law in order to determine whether the U.S. invasion of Iraq was legal.

This paper discusses the proposed California Assembly Bill 1914, which tries to address the problem of reintegration into society of former prison inmates.

A discussion of how the use of marijuana for the purposes of hemp is an important factor in the fight for its legalization.

A look at the controversial U.S.A. Patriot Act, which was enacted in response to the terrorist attack of September 11th.

This paper argues that the U.S. Supreme Court case, "Bowers vs. Hardwick" (1986), which denied the fundamental right of homosexuals to engage in acts of consensual sodomy, was flawed.

A discussion of how the Patriot Act could be considered an infringement upon the right to privacy.

This paper analyzes the way Enron used phantom and "barely there" companies to enrich a handful of wealthy Enron executives, fellow-travelers, and politicians at the immense expense of its stockholders.

This paper defines the concept of legal positivism and examines how it is applicable in the Australian law arena.

A look at the controversy surrounding the use of Zylon, a fiber filament, in the manufacturing of body armor.

This paper discusses the limitation placed on the media by the government during military operations.

This paper discusses the life and achievements of Supreme Court Justice, Sandra Day O?Connor.

Discusses the multiplicity concerning laws and representative case sets, which provide knowledge about personal injury sustained at sporting events.

This paper discusses that, as the world changes, so has the concept of international law, especially in the area of the use of force.

A discussion of the self-defense plea and some of its applications, as well as a discussion of the current self-defense laws in Tennessee.

A historical analogy of racial segregation.

This paper discusses that the battle between Internet thieves and Internet administrators, which has been going on for many years, since the beginning of the Internet from the 1940s.

This paper discusses domestic violence laws on the federal and Michigan state levels.

This paper is an essay that contends the modern liberalized courts are not following the example of Mosaic laws.

This paper, written in the style of a legal memorandum, discusses the problem of civil disobedience as it relates to the Oregon Supreme Court case of Huffman & Wright Logging Co. vs. Wade.

Examines the impact that Ruben "Hurricane" Carter's case has had on the America's judicial system.

Personal account of the author's observations of the courtroom in action.

This paper discusses the case of Leonard Peltier, who has languished in prison for three decades for murder. It tries to determine if Peltier is a cold-blooded murderer or a down-trodden political prisoner.

Presents a hypothetical law case to determine the rights of custody when the child is not biologically related to the parents.

A look at the workings of the U.S. Criminal Court System, its history, and structure.

An overview of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), which was signed into law July 26, 1990.

Argues that whistleblowing should be encouraged within companies.

Examines the role of the medical profession in shaping healthy policy.

An examination of the man, his career, and his rulings.

Review of the Miranda ruling and its implications.

A look at the educational path an individual must pursue in order to become a criminal attorney.

A look at the evolution of the political philosophy behind America's current federal and state administrative regulation.

A discussion of the impact of digital rights management on intellectual property.

An examination of the problem of enforcing laws to govern Internet practices.

An examination of the challenges presented by "NLRB vs. Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp." to the political, economic, and legal philosophies developed from "Munn vs. Illinois" and "Lochner vs. New York".

This paper uses the anti-trust case against the Wisconsin Chiropractic Association (WCA) to exemplify the work of the Federal Trade Commission (FCC).

An analysis of the hurdles facing black women entering the law profession in the early 20th century in the United States.

An examination of the circumstances and impact of the war crimes trial of Baldur von Schirach at Nuremberg in 1946.

An analysis of the civil rights and student rights movements of the 1960s.

Examines the lack of adequate security measures available to protect database systems.

Reviews U.S. antitrust laws and how these laws can apply to the ability or inability of a person who wants to begin a professional football career.

Examines the Domestic Security Enhancement Act now under consideration in Congress.

Discusses aspects of negotiations during a hostage situation, whether a domestic dispute or a terrorist crisis.

A paper looking into the laws and ethical issues of self-defense.

A look at the various businesses that involve organized crime.

Argues against the Federal Marriage Amendment being added to the United States] Constitution.

An overview of the developments in English criminal law (and its applications) up to 1850.

How Greek and Roman laws helped form today's Western societies.

An examination of the situation of intellectual property rights in Pakistan.

A comparison of British and American health care systems, with particular focus on medical malpractice.

This paper discusses that the government is caught in a dilemma between assuring the freedom of religion and association of anti-homosexual individuals and, at the same time, assuring the basic human rights of homosexuals, especially in the area of work.

A looks at some of the legal issues concerning single-parent households.

Describes the benefits of conflict resolution through mediation as opposed to traditional means of conflict resolution.

A discussion of how the technologies of DNA science have revolutionized modern criminal law and medical research.

Discusses the controversial topic of homosexual marriages and whether the government has the right to regulate such unions.

This paper examines the liability that a nurse encounters on the job.

A look at the urgent need facing the Latin American music industry to protect it from the threat posed by recent technological advances.

An examination of how the law deals with the phenomenon of sexual child abuse.

Argues that the proposed system of national identity cards in the United States is not infallible.

A look at the ethical pros and cons of DNA criminal data banks.

Describes how citizen police academies work and how they benefit communities.

Looks at the legal consequences of the U.S. Supreme Court decision regarding the Presidential elections in 2000.

Looks at the controversy that exists regarding the issue of workplace monitoring.

A look at the American legal system and how jurists are responsible for interpreting the law in a just and ethical manner.

An overview of the case of Casey Martin vs. PGA Tour, Inc.

Study of emerging theories of dispute resolution concerning the online environment.

This paper argues that tort reform would have precisely zero effect on the health insurance costs of Americans and would have very serious harmful effects on the lives of Americans who find it necessary to seek relief through a malpractice lawsuit.

This paper, arguing against capital punishment, reviews the historical, social, and economic implications of capital punishment.

Examines the Libertarian Party's position regarding the "victimless" crime.

This paper discusses that insurance premiums for malpractice insurance for long-term care (LTC) have become prohibitive.