Essays on Judicial System

In a foreseeable dystopian future, the anime Psycho-pass presents a judicial system that is closely aligned with a Utilitarianist mindset. In the anime, citizens are punished for having a high crime coefficient, when one has an intention to commit a crime of when one is…

The customary international law is such a source of international law that encompasses it itself the aspect of custom. Taking into consideration the nature of the international system, in international law, the aspect of custom is considered to be the acting principle of law. As…

Against the Babylonian Judicial System When reading the Hammurabi Code, there are laws that make a whole lot of sense, and then there are many that just do not make any sense at all. A great percentage of the laws reach out more to men…

Comparison of the French Judicial System and the American Judicial System Introduction France is often recognized as the birthplace of democracy, a fountain of modern political views. America, also devotedly democratic, may be expected to have a similar judicial structure to France. However, France and…

Having control over someone, mentally or physically, what must that feel like? From neighborhoods, to schools, and work environments, Native Americans have confronted verbal and physical racist hostilities that have characterized their struggle to live as people connected to their languages, rituals, and family lineage….

On this paper I will mainly focus and Restorative and Punitive justice by comparing and contrasting them, which of them the bible advocates for, Nature of Kenya’s justice system as well as giving examples from the scripture/bible and which of the two I think is…

Judicial Restraint is a theory of judicial interpretation that encourages judges to limit the exercise of their own power. It asserts that judges should hesitate to strike down laws unless they are obviously unconstitutional. Judicially-restrained judges respect stare-decisis, the principle of upholding established precedent handed…