Supreme Court Thesis Proposals Samples For Students

Global Issues and Philosophy Thesis Proposal

Global justice is viewed as a political philosophy problem whereby the world is assumed unjust to the people. From a broader perspective the issue of global justice is as a result of the strong impartiality that exists amongst people. Individuals believe that they have more significant duties and responsibilities to execute for their friends, compatriots, and family members. However, this is done without paying attention to foreigners or strangers in their presence. The problem becomes more perplexing because people do not have well defined expectations of justice. Hence it becomes difficult to evaluate justice in a global scale. This can also be attributed to ...

The dispensation of judicial services in the US and particularly in the state of Texas has been faced by a myriad of problems. Most of these problems are caused by internal redundancies that have been in existence for decades. These have hindered efficient judicial services to the citizens and consequently reduced trust in the judiciary. This court management proposal looks at ways through which the state can ensure an improved judicial process and get rid of the backlog and delay characteristic of the courts. The paper suggests that the Victim Offender Mediation program be instituted to deal with less severe ...

Introduction

Trials can be very expensive for both the country and the individuals involved. However, on the other hand, trials are important in finding justice for persons especially the ones affected directly. The justice system is always important in any country as it ensures that every person is treated equally under the law and people are punished for their offenses. Trials can last for long periods all in the quest for justice and still end up not receiving the real justice that is required by the people.
The paper will be looking at the significance of the Gang of Four ...

Keywords: Complaint handling, Customer loyalty, Service failure, Service recovery, Transparency

Introduction

One of the primary goals of business organizations is to provide effective customer service to ensure that they retain their existing customers and attract new customers to the business. Retaining the existing customers shows customer loyalty. Achieving customer loyalty is critical to the success of organizations because it helps them to maintain their share of the market. However, the imperfect nature of organizations means that service failures occur at times, and this has a negative effect on customer loyalty. Service failure refers to the occurrence of errors in the ...

For this proposal, I will be writing and researching about the Count of Monte Cristo that was written by Alexander Dumas in 1844 (Yardley.). This book has one of the most complicated character web ever written in literature (Roberts). What this book truly explores is the theme pertaining to the aristocracy versus the bourgeois and the definition that the West defines as justice (“Themes of the Count of Monte Cristo”, IMDb). The reason that justice is such a strong theme in this book is that the main character Edmond Dantes was imprisoned when he was framed for treason by ...

Introduction

The minority of works is appealing to find an association between the popularization of the anti-hero concept with the trends and moods actual in the society of nowadays. Therefore, in order to both provide the reasons for anti-hero popularization and explain the importance of this concept for modern society, the following research will consider the most popular and significant anti-heroes depicted in modern literature. In particular, the research will focus on anti-heroes created by Marvel comics due to the fact that comics provide the easiest and the most favorable way to represent the heroes, anti-heroes and villains to the ...

Capital punishment is a controversial debate in the United States that has the nation polarized into two distinct and uncompromising standpoints. Opponents base their argument on moral or religious beliefs and also point out the possibility of executing innocent people(Van den Haag & Conrad, 2013). On the other side of the spectrum, supporters of the penalty argue it be a deterrent to potential criminals, and it provides the victims’ families with some justice((Van den Haag & Conrad, 2013).Even though people stand for or against the punishment regarding concrete and rational arguments, symbolic reasons seem to be more influential. ...

Abstract

In this paper we will examine the different aspects of bullying in schools. The purpose of this paper is to determine what is meant by the term “bullying”. Does it mean only physical harassment or does it go deeper than that. We will also detail the effects that bullying has on the victim and what are the concerned authorities doing to curb it. We will also explore the role of teaching staff and parents in preventing bullying and also how a victim can be counseled to overcome the trauma of bullying. Are schools are equipped to handle the menace of ...

Aims, objective and research question

Aims

This paper seeks to examine the instances where the Bombardier’s management and the organizational culture and structure need to be changed. The paper also investigates the effects of organizational change. This takes place through the investigation of the empirical analysis and literature. A significant part of this process involves developing measurements of the main paradigms of interest. Change readiness, commitment, uncertainty and job satisfaction. The paper then investigates the relationship between the change readiness and main constructs with emphasis being to test the hypothesis.

Objectives

The study explores the following objectives:
Explore the need for change in ...

Introduction

Cultural heritage refers to the sites, tangible objects, knowledge, stories and other manifestations that are handed down from generation to generation and regarded as a constituent part of a particular group of people (UNESCO, 1972). In 1972, the World Heritage Convention was adopted by the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) with the aim of facilitating cooperation between nations to protect heritage, wherever it exists in the world, that is of “such outstanding and universal value that its conservation is important for current and future generations” (UNESCO, 1972). Accordingly, signatory states are required to identify, protect and conserve World ...

1. A draft of the opening paragraph. Revenge is a menacing force driven by the dark section of an individual. So hard to control, revenge results in atrocious actions. When a person seeks such an action, he has to acknowledge getting back the same consequences; in other means, he has to be ready to dig two graves. William Shakespeare’s play, Hamlet, conveys how revenge can lead to the ultimate destruction of a person’s life and causing a never-ending chaos. As well as, it portrays how it results in the devastation of not only the revenge-seeker, but the community around him as ...

THESIS PROSPECTUS: THE ROLE OF THE GULF COOPERATION COUNCIL OF ARAB STATES TO MEMBERS IN ORDER TO ACHIEVE THE UNITED NATIONS MILLENNIUM DEVELOPMENT GOALS

Background of the Study

Since the end of the 20th century, issues such as extreme poverty, equal human rights for all gender and ethnicity, health services improvement, environmental sustainability and equal development have been in the forefront of both regional and international affairs. Several proposals and programs have been presented by various world leaders, however, a workable framework that can be applied to any nation is difficult due to the difference of each nation politically, socially and economically. With the ...

California laws

The American state of California has embarked on strict laws in almost every aspect of its governing system, from drugs and substance abuse to gun laws, homosexuality, and even family relationships (IACJ, 2008). Of most important law is the inclusion of the death penalty in the state laws, and it is arguable that this law has achieved very little of its intended purposes.

California is a state with a history of enacting and abiding to strict laws. Capital punishment has been there in California since 1849, with methods used for executions changing with time ever since, probably due to technology, criticism, ...