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    Sunshine and Sunset Laws

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    Sunshine and Sunset Laws US Government Sunshine and Sunset Laws Sunshine laws created by different states are based on the Sunshine Act passed by Congress in 1976. In the United States‚ for the first time‚ the Sunshine Act requires that “multi-headed federal agencies” or those agencies that are headed by a committee instead of an individual such as the Securities and Exchange Commission hold their meetings regularly in public (Bardes et al.‚ 2011‚ p. 423). As the term implies‚ the government

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    Many historians would argue that United States Law originated from the Ten Commandments. Not only is that information incorrect‚ but the Ten Commandments did not have any special role in American History. U.S. law originated from Roman law and English law (Price‚ 2005). Starting with the city-state of Rome in 449 B.C.E.‚ a new system of law was devised between the Patrician and the Plebeian people‚ which were engraved onto twelve tablets. 300 years afterwards‚ Romans take over Palestine and attempt

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    How Laws are made. Allison Anderson Charter College Abstract In this paper I will outline how laws are created in the United States. And mention some odd laws that are on the books in various states. How Law is created. A person cannot read a newspaper without coming across an article that has a legal background or spin to it. From articles on politics to companies merging‚ each can be looked at from a legal stand point. Laws govern society’s actions every day; from how we drive our

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    control is accepted and also frowned upon by many United States people. There is a Second Amendment gun act to help prevent any laws to be passed that involve hurting or changing the Second Amendment. Surprisingly many of the guns are being bought by only a small percentage of people. “Today two hundred sixty-five million guns are owned by only fourteen percent of the gun owners in the United States”(Turkewitz‚“Today”). Too many gun control laws enforced can cause problems with the Constitution and

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    Functions of Law Sara Winstead LAW/421 December 22‚ 2014 Safiya Byars Role and Functions of Law The role of law functions in everyday business transactions and the surrounding societies. Melvin (2011) stated‚ “Law is a body of rules of action or conduct prescribed by controlling authority and having legal binding force” (p. 4). Role of law in a business and society are the same however can impact businesses differently. Kelly and Associates Insurance Group are compliant with many state and federal

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    gun laws. The National Rifle Association and gun supporters in Congress generally claim that gun violence occurs the most in the states with the toughest gun laws. However‚ a thorough study done by the Center for American Progress proves the opposite. From their study‚ the Center for American Progress concludes‚ “The 10 states with the weakest gun laws collectively have a level of gun violence that is more than twice as high—104 percent higher—than the 10 states with the strongest gun laws” (qtd

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    In our history of the United State guns have been a way of life. A gun can save a life or a country from a criminal act or terrorism. What rights we have to guns‚ how important guns are to our safety‚ how many people own and sell guns in United States is something we should all be concerned with. Guns and gun safety is something we all need. The rights and laws to gun are outlined in federal and state codes. The Second Amendment of the United States Constitution reads: "A well regulated Militia

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    Throughout the United States there are a number of common laws that regulate how old certain employees must be in order to perform certain tasks. Child labor laws exist to protect the rights and well-being of individuals under the age of 18 in relation to employment. By knowing what common child labor laws apply to your business and your employees‚ you are better able to take steps to protect your workers and your business interests. Each state has the ability to set up specific laws for the regulation

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    The traditional definition of family‚ especially in the United States‚ has made it rather difficult to recognize the legitimacy of families because of the complications of U.S. family law. For example‚ the U.S. uses marriage and biology to define the family. Under this concept‚ same sex couples with their children would not be considered a “family” nor would individuals who adopted children. Although problems still exists within the law‚ the federal courts have stepped up over the past several years

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    During the time of Jim Crow laws existing‚ I believe that it had a major influence and impact on the United States based on how more harm was taking place than the good. The reason why I believe this is because the laws were favouring more white people than black in the state and local news in the United States which occurred in the years between 1876 and 1965. Therefore‚ the more harm than good events were turned to the black people because they had many restrictions of the way they live in the

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