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    “describe” the law separate and distinct from morality or ideology. WHAT MAKES KELSEN A LEGAL POSITIVIST? 1. Kelsen’s theory is free from ideological issues‚ and no value judgments are made concerning the “legal system per se.” 2. Historical‚ sociological and moral issues are beyond the scope of Kelsen’s pure theory of law. As such‚ Kelsen’s “Pure Theory” attempts to examine and define what law “is” outside the purview of these normative areas. “The pure theory of law is a theory of positive

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    The basic Principles that has been covered in ethics of computer games is Cultural Relativism‚ Subjectivism in Ethics‚ Divine Command Theory‚ Natural Law Theory‚ and Ethical Egoism. These arguments do not meet the minimum conception of morality which is Reason and impartiality. For all these arguments to be solid they also need to have reason and logic supporting it. All these arguments which are now mostly unfollowed because of the evident flaws they pertain are as follows. Starting off with cultural

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    Chain of Command

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    With out the chain of command there would be no real order in how we as a whole work. The purpose of the chain of command is to tell people what they can and cannot do. So why we as a grown adults follow the chain of command‚ it is simple we choose to because of the fact that we raised are right hand and said yes I will. No matter how much we disagree with someone or something we should do it and then ask questions later that is the purpose of the chain without it what would we be. Consequences for

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    Linux Commands pwd Print Working Directory (shell builtin) Syntax pwd [-LP] Options -P : The pathname printed will not contain symbolic links. -L : The pathname printed may contain symbolic links The default action is to show the current folder as an absolute path. All components of the path will be actual folder names - none will be symbolic links. ls List information about files. Syntax ls [Options]... [File]... Key Sort entries alphabetically if none of -cftuSUX nor --sort. -a

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    A command economy is an economy controlled by the government. The government decides everything from the production to income. A free market system is an economy where prices are determined by privately owned business. The difference between a command economy and a free market system is that one is controlled by the government government and the other is controlled by businesses. By the end of the story Animalism is a complete command economy because the produce is controlled by the pigs. They decided

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    Bob Austin Case

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    police officers is on the run after cutting of his monitoring ankle bracelet. Now he faces an arrest warrant. Currently the 15-year old has been linked to the brutal beating of an 83-year old grandfather who surprisingly survived the attack. Bob Austin says he was harshly hit several times with a baseball bat‚ one hit aiming at his head. This story is one of the few in which the victim of assault merely manages to overcome the attack. Austin’s recovery has been quite long. While his body was left

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    Supporting the Commander’s Leadership Philosophy Influencing Command Climate Introduction This thesis will cover the Support of the Commander’s Leadership Philosophy‚ command climate‚ strategies‚ and the role of the gunnery sergeant’s importance in the execution of the Commander’s leadership philosophy for Marine Fighter Attack Squadron 214‚ Marine Corps Base Quantico‚ Virginia. We feel that the command climate at this unit is good. The three strategies that we will use to discuss this will

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    Linux Commands

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    Bash command line for Linux a alias Create an alias • apropos Search Help manual pages (man -k) apt-get Search for and install software packages (Debian/Ubuntu) aptitude Search for and install software packages (Debian/Ubuntu) aspell Spell Checker awk Find and Replace text‚ database sort/validate/index b

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    Chain of Command

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    subsection (a): “the chain of command assists commanders at all levels to achieve their primary function of accomplishing the unit’s assigned mission while caring for personnel and property in their charge.” What that means is that the chain of command facilitates communication from the highest commander to the lowest private as fast and accurate as necessary in order to get the mission accomplished and the soldiers and equipment taken care of. The chain of command is basically like a ladder‚ where

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    Emma by Jane Austin

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    Like all of Jane Austin’s books‚ Emma is a story about women moving up on the social ladder through marriage. In that time‚ women in England were denied the possibility of improving their social status through hard work. In order for them to move up on the social ladder‚ they had to marry someone who was considered to be of a higher class. The role of women in the nineteenth century England was to attract a husband who had a higher social status‚ thereby creating a respectable identity for themselves

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