Essays on Law, Crime & Punishment

While general knowledge of IPV has grown since the initial stages of the movement, empirical evidence supporting the effectiveness of prevention strategies and interventions remains scarce (Bender, 2017). Although existing literature suggests that IPV services, such as shelter, mental health services, advocacy, and support groups,…

In this essay I will discuss the rules of interpreting status and make attempts to understand why statutory interpretation is so vital in our legal system. Statutory Interpretation is the process of interpreting statues. It was established in Ireland on 20th October 1975, pursuant to…

“The reason why men enter into society is the preservation of their property.” – John Locke. Throughout his many writings, John Locke covers a diverse range of topics regarding natural rights, the role of government, and social order. However, a common theme that ties all…

The history of law is one of a long-standing tradition, periodically reinvigorated by innovative people making changes that still affect legal procedures today. Although many people have made changes to legal practise over the centuries, three individuals, in particular, were absolutely the most foundational and…

Before the Glorious Revolution of 1688, England had adopted a new military dictator to replace the monarchs from before. Cromwell’s reign was supported at first but was soon disliked as he dismissed Parliament and divided England through the formation of military districts. After Cromwell died…

With the support of relevant case law and or statute(s), critically outline the legal connection between constitutional law and administrative law in Zambia. Administrative law is law that governs those who administer any part of governmental activities. Administrative law is not substantive law produced by…

One spark can set a forest ablaze. One knocked-over domino piece can cause the rest in the row to fall. In 1688, one royal couple’s ascension to the of the throne of England and the events that followed helped to inspire the American desire for…

Introduction  By rephrasing the essay question, this essay will be assessing Peter Singer´s argument for animal liberation by describing and evaluating his two main ideas: principle of equal consideration and speciesism. Firstly, this essay will investigate the opinions of his predecessors that were fighting for…

We are all mammals, a species, a type animal. As humans through history we have always thought we are somehow special compared to other species. Through the modern times the extent to which animals have become morally considerable beings has been and continues to be…

Peter Singer in his extract from Animal Liberation, claims that animal lives should be given the equal consideration and respect as we give to the lives of human and that all animals, both human and non-humans are equal. In his extract, Singer divides his thoughts…

My topic for senior project is all about one, if not the most famous drug lord ever El Chapo. His life is very interesting because he went from from living in poverty in a small town to not only becoming America’s most dangerous man but…

As the years progress, the corruption in Mexico increases drastically. Civilians and the government have helped this corruption rise because standing up to them means death row. Hundreds of innocent lives have been taken, for their opposition to stand by and watch these men take…

The fentanyl has become the fashionable drug in the United States, a situation that has managed very well the Mexican cartels like Sinaloa (CDS) and the Jalisco New Generation (CJNG), which obtained millions in profits by racking, and increasingly, by the manufacture of the opioid….

This narco said he was just a peasant: he is actually a nephew of the ‘arch enemy’ of the United States. The federal court of Brooklyn, in New York, seeks the extradition of Ismael Quintero Arellanes, nephew Rafael Caro Quintero, head of the Sinaloa cartel…

In 1981, Raegan was in office as president and shared the same belief as Nixon that fighting the demand for the drug had no good outcome. Raegan believed that it would be more effective to take away the customers rather than trying to take away…