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    For many‚ Black Lives Matter is an American movement about an American problem. Not according to‚ Black Lives Matter UK‚ however‚ who insist that‚ “the struggle is global.” One of these struggles‚ apparently‚ is climate change. Last week‚ Black Lives Matter’s UK chapter chained themselves together on Britain’s London City Airport runway—shutting the airport down for several hours. On social media‚ the group explained that they were protesting against climate change‚ saying: “Climate crisis is a

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    to‚ but it affects their family when he or she is put into the Criminal Justice system. The headlines in the news that grab the most attention is for police brutality and how much punishment was afflicted on the suspect before he or she stopped resisting to the police officer. In a study regarding police brutality cases conducted by researchers‚ most of the officers reports about the situations that happened and the suspects were totally opposite (Evaluation of Use of Force‚ July 2010). Claims of

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    and cons with regards to the fair administration of justice in the United States. The Police The police are afforded a wide range of discretional powers‚ covering things from deciding whether or to arrest someone to determining disciplinary actions in the workplace. With regards to deciding to arrest someone‚ I can see many reasons why this discretion is necessary. For example the police come across two young girls in a park smoking marijuana. Now the law says lock them up‚ however the police

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    For most commuters‚ driving had become a daily occurrence. According to the American Safety Council‚ approximately fifty-six percent of men and forty four percent of women report of having road rage on a daily basis (Safemotorist.com). Road Rage is defined as anger and aggressive behavior by a driver who is upset by how another person is driving (Merriam-Webster). Most of the time‚ it is easy to spot out these aggressive drivers by their driving characteristics‚ but when it comes to the road‚ these

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    King followed the theory that change could happen without the use of violence. King showed ideas and methods from Mahatma Gandhi. King’s idea of resisting the racial profiling were to organize lunch-counter sit-ins‚ peaceful marches‚ and bus boycotts. His main goal was to show people around the world how violent oppressors were morally incorrect in the way they were acting. Dr. King overall delivered

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    N***** L****** English Comp I Professor Rupp Cause and Effect 06 May 2014 Violent Media Influence With technology growing at a rapid pace‚ giving more and more teen’s access to the mass media outlets‚ teens are easily exposed to the violence of media. With all this access parental guidance is becoming more difficult to control. Video games‚ music‚ television and movies‚ to name a few‚ are displaying more violence each year. Video games are becoming increasingly graphic and more demanding of

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    The Habeas Corpus Act and its Evolution LaTrice Tucker Tammi Clearfield POL 201 The Habeas Corpus Act and its Evolution An ancient law writ which detains aliens of war in a detention facility by the Supreme Court’s expanded jurisdiction leaves those without knowledge of the Habeas Corpus Act means to understand what the act entitles‚ its originality‚ and the evolution. The word habeas corpus in the Latin language means “you have the body”‚ which represents an important right granted

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    their extent of force based off the actions of the suspect. If the suspect is in compliance with the officer and non-resistive‚ then the officer will have “no reason” to use force of any kind. On the 
 McClain 3 other hand‚ if the suspect is resisting arrest and reaching for a knife he stashed in his pants‚ the officer has every right to use whatever force he deems necessary during that split-second decision he has to make. Most cases on deadly force stem from claims of discrimination. These claims

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    would have rendered the clerk from being able to functionally patrol the unlocked firearms‚ which would be considered the lack of capable guardianship to this criminal event. The police officer who was stabbed in the torso and head while trying to arrest the suspect would have also been considered a victim as well. The police and the offender interacted because they wanted to subdue the man and prevent further

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    Samuel Bell Frye December 12‚ 2014 In the United States most people do not see racism in the criminal justice system as a major issue. That’s because the majority of citizens in this country aren’t involved with our criminal justice system‚ which is a good thing. There are also a lot of people that are involved with our criminal justice system for good and bad reasons. Throughout the history of this country racism has always been a major issue‚ and still is today on some terms‚ but if you were to

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