Georgia Case Studies Samples For Students

Minnesota v. Carter525 U.S. 83 (1998)
This was a case against a man called Carter. It was a case that was argued and also decided in the year 1998 by the supreme court of Minnesota. The case involved a police officer finding out Carter together with John's activities that involved packaging of drugs, to be specific cocaine. The police officer found this out by peeping through a gap on the window of the apartment Carter, and John were at the time. They were arrested by the officer, charged and convicted with offenses involving drugs. However, a particular issue arose from this case by the ...

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A seldom noted observation device geared to monitor the movements of every passing motorist is rapidly spreading on America’s thoroughfares. “Automatic license plate readers” that are placed on police cruisers or on stationary locations such as bridges-utilize small high speed cameras to take pictures of thousands of license plates every minute. The data taken by the readers-inclusive of the plate of the vehicle, the date, time and area of the scanning-is then gathered and at times lumped together into regional data pools. As a result of these activities, innocent motorists have their private information taken and pooled into ...

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The United States Supreme Court, in the course of its interpreting the tenets of the Constitution, has commonly regarded the 12 man jury panel as critical to the satisfaction of the right to a jury trial by an accused in court, as ruled in Thompson v Utah (1898). However, the High Court has backtracked from this position in recent times, with Justice Byron White enumerating the reasons in the decision of the Court in Williams v Florida (1970). In the decision in Williams, the Court gave several reasons as their justification from retracting from the decision in Thompson.
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AES Telasi is a power distributing company situated in Tbilisi, Georgia. The firm prides itself in being responsible for the modernization and restoration of Tsibili’s electrical grid. Despite the political dark image that dented the management of the company in 2004, the company still remains afloat with quite valuable assets. Indeed, by the time it exchanged hands in 2003, its net worth was 34 million US Dollars. The company however still faces a couple of country and project risks.

The first and most threatening of the risks is the economic risk. This factor has dented on the company’s image a ...

Yes, I agree with this decision, and the court was right to hold that capital punishment or capital punishment cannot be applied to the case of rape of minors for various reasons which I will set out in the subsequent sections of this paper. The law on the capital punishment in the US is found in the individual criminal codes of each state, but the jurisprudence of the death penalty has largely been shaped by the US Supreme Court. The law in this area was enunciated by the same court when it made it clear in Coker v Georgia ( ...

Where in the World We Might Be Headed Next?

It is almost certain that the world order that it was – when the United States was the only superpower – is now changing. In fact, the profound social change from the initial simple world characterized by democracy and common desirable goals seems to be less dominant. Today, nations are more divided as they lack a particular common drive that is truly an international agenda. Expertise commentaries suggest that there are several possibilities that could happen in the next decade. According to Doug Saunders (2014), the possibilities can be forecasted according to five contemplates scenarios. This paper selects “a New Cold ...

Optical Distortion, Inc

Optical Distortion, Inc. was the first American firm that manufactured the first non-human ODI contact lens for the first time for agricultural chicken farmers. The technological innovation is aimed to target the chicken farm businesses that have traditionally used the Debeaking or Beak Trimming procedure for removal of beaks, which could lead to health issues in chickens and also adversely impact egg production capacity. ODI contact lens would be manufactured using hydrophilic polymer substance and the finished product would be patent protected with certain appealing features to become a productive and cost-effective solution to poultry industry in USA. It should ...

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Wayne Bertram Williams was an American national living in Atlanta, Georgia was who was suspected of killing two men as well as 28 to 30 other murders in the city. Many of the bodies he is suspected of killing were dumped by the roadside. The killer was meticulous and did not leave any evidence but for some fibers on the bodies of the victims. Wayne Bertram Williams was arrested on the James Jackson Parkway Bridge of the Chattahoochee River where the bodies were being dumped after the police heard a splash in the river. The prosecution of Wayne Bertram ...

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Merck is an organization that operates within the pharmaceutical industry. The pharmaceutical industry is considered to be one of the most lucrative industries in the universe. This is largely attributable to the comparatively low number of organizations that operate within this industry. The pharmaceutical industry is one which demands that all of the organizations operating within this industry should be capital intensive. This is mainly due to the nature of equipments which are used for the manufacturing of medicine. The medicine is usually manufactured through the use of highly sophisticated equipment which are normally very expensive. In addition to ...

The Coca Cola Company is one of the biggest beverage companies in the world and a global business enterprise valued at 70 billion dollars. It was launched in May 1986 by then Dr. John S in Atlanta Georgia, Pemberton. It's the biggest manufacturer, marketer and distributor of non-alcoholic beverages commonly known as in the world producing close to 500 different beverage brands “Coke”. It is the leading seller of common soft drinks, Coca Cola Vanilla and Coca Cola Strawberry to name a few. Introduction of New Coke in the 1980s was a big stride made by the company. As one of the ...

The term sodomy refers generally to anal sex and is normally used to depict anal sex involving two males, even though it has also be used to depict anal sex involving a woman and a man. According to John Boswell a historian, the word sodomy has over time had the meaning, ''everything from normal heterosexual contact in an atypical situation to oral sexual intercourse with animals. In history sodomy as a crime has referred entirely, to male homosexuality, while at other times nearly exclusively to homosexual glut'' (Gomes 1996, p.150).
All through the history America and especially North America, sodomy has been ...

Wal-Mart is one of the biggest conglomerates in the world. With an annual turnover of over $450 billion in the year 2010, Wal-Mart has since become the biggest retailer in the world. Wal-Mart, which is listed as one of the fortune 500 companies, grew from a small retail outlet established in 1962. The expansion of Wal-Mart to become one of the biggest companies in the world has not been without any hurdles. The organization has faced lawsuits and might continue to do so. The recent lawsuit that Wal-Mart faces has been about an alleged discrimination at the workplace. A local ...