1. Why is Vinny shown to be an effective lawyer? Does it matter that he isn’t great at ‘knowing’ the law? 2. What is the purpose of the court, as shown in the film? What are its strengths and weaknesses? Use two scenes to support...
Answer the following questions : (5-7 pages) 1. What the rules governing the use of force currently are as laid out in the UN Charter and customary international law, noting the principles upon which these rules rest, and how they apply to humanitarian interventions. 2....
1. Why are most refugees and displaced persons women and children? 2. If slavery is illegal, why are there so many modern-day slaves? What methods are human traffickers using? 3. Given their grey area, where are environmental migrants/refugees become problematic in the future? Why or...
Peer response 1 In this country, the terms “Left” and “Right” are generally associated with the Democratic and Republican parties respectively. What do these terms mean in Europe? Are the main U.S. parties comparable with parties in Europe in terms of their ideologies and policies?...
Imagine that your organization will be hiring a new president. What type of stress might this place on employees? What type of stress might this place on you and your fellow leaders? How would you deal with this change as a leader, and how would...
Identify and discuss the specific “outside groups” in California’s history beginning with the Gold Rush of 1849 to present. Explain the various ways these groups were marginalized, disenfranchised, and endured discrimination. Discuss actions by both the state and local governments, legal decisions, propositions or other...
Prompt 1: Why is influenza such a complex virus to deal with? How do agencies deal with this challenge? What are the lessons learned from the H1N1 US experience? Influenza is dynamic and complex disease that is easily transmitted and subject to mutation. It is...
300-450 word count use evidence and cited analyze some public opinion data. The three questions below reflect shifts in public trust in government between 2015 and 2018. Examine them carefully. What general patterns do you see? How would you describe citizens' attitudes toward the...
Answer ONE (1) of the following questions in your post from Gallagher, et al. (Chapter 7), Question #1: The authors select the party systems of nine countries to analyze in this chapter. Go to the website “Parties and Elections in Europe” (accessible via the Research...
Racism and Institutional racism exist in the United States. For the entirety of U.S. history - race, racism, ethnicity and xenophobia have played a role in daily American political life to one degree or another. One cannot read a mainstream news publication without race...