Essays on Rule

In 1904 a British scholar Halford Mackinder delivered a lecture at the Royal Geographical Society called “The Geographical Pivot to History.” Among other important points he made in the lecture one is very relevant to the topic of this essay. Namely, Mr. Mackinder stated that at the beginning of the 20th century the world became the fully interconnected system. There were no more blanks and white spots on the map of the world. Everything was already known to man. Pushing forward, the scholar said that compared to the previous period in history of mankind when developments happening in a ...

In this essay I will argue that differences between how Confucius and Lao-Tzu view the political essence of a state are much more numerous and substantial than common features they share. 1. The primary way in which Taoism relates to politics and society is the bunch of views this philosophical theory has towards disparity in the society. As harmony in the Universe established by the nature is the central idea of Taoism the latter criticizes excessive richness of rulers, growing influence and coherence of the apparatus of bureaucracy and the too far-reaching influence of authorities in the everyday life ...

1. Identify each cause of action that is pursued and the plaintiff and defendant to the lawsuit The general procedure of the case will involve investigating the concepts of the case and applying the legal scholarship to the facts that are demonstrated. The specified facts that will allow the families in the case to bring a case against the hospital include a major lack of consideration regarding the potential hazards that were made evident in the report filed by the Joint Commission. The failure of the hospital to develop solutions to these problems resulted in various medical issues This ...

“Arab Spring” in 2011 was meant for overthrowing the corrupt and incapable governments in many of the Middle Eastern countries such as Tunisia, Libya, Yemen, and Egypt (Ibn Abī al-Ḍiyāf and Brown 59). The anarchic rule of the king/president was taken over by democracy in these countries perpetually, as a result of the constitutional reforms. The constitutional changes were meant to implement democracy as the major political system in the Arab world. The question arises as to what interest did the Arab governments had in constitutional reforms and what did the public want? Revising the constitutional text ...

Part 1. Primary Data Analysis. In this paper we describe and discuss the application of statistics and probability theory to a real world problem in the area of psychology. It is believed that it is harder to read printed text on white paper than reading it on colored paper. The researchers decided to examine this claim. In order to do this, they performed a case study: 21 undergraduate students were randomly chosen. Since they were selected regardless of their age, skills, majors, status and abilities, the sampling method is simple random sampling. They were tested for the time spent ...

Business goals are primarily geared towards attaining financial gains. Other factors weigh heavily in ensuring the success of a business undertaking such as the organizational capability, management competency and market improvement strategies. Beyond these success factors, however, one aspect of running a business that is crucial in determining the performance of the business in the long term is business ethics or the application of moral theories in making business decisions. Business ethics refer to the adoption of proper business policies and practices concerning potentially controversial issues, such as corporate governance, insider trading, bribery, discrimination, corporate social responsibility and fiduciary ...

The rule of law can mean different things because it is an ambiguous term. This is the first index and it is believed to be the legal principle which the law must govern a certain country as opposed by being governed by the arbitrary decisions of a person’s government official(Ferguson 81). Tunisia has a rich legal system to cater for the rule of law. They are among the first countries to have a constitution which governs them. Due to this, many in this country have ended up following constitution as various amendments have been factored in to ...

Issue

“Is the Venetian’s casino marker signed by Nehme a negotiable instrument under the Nevada Uniform Commercial Code?” (Cheeseman, 2015). Rule Law “According to UCC 3-104, a negotiable instrument must: (1) Be in writing. (2) Be signed by the maker or drawer. (3) Be an unconditional promise or order to pay. (4) State a fixed amount of money. (5) Not require any undertaking in addition to the payment of money. (6) Be payable on demand or at a definite time. (7) Be payable to order or to bearer.” (Cheeseman, 2015 p. 353).

Analysis

The marker is anegotiable instrument because it ...

The ethical dilemma is a situation that involves two choices or options both of which will have a negative impact based on the societal and personal guidelines and mainly is involved when one encounters a decision that conflicts based on the outcome of each. In this case, if one makes one of the two choices presented to him or her, the result of any of them usually transgresses the other. According to Martin, the effects of an ethical dilemma are reached through the detrimental process that individuals usually undergo (177). This is not different in any way in the ...

Liberty has a different meaning to different people. Some people may not even know liberty even exists because of the society they live in which is very oppressive towards certain ideas. Liberty to some people is the freedom from controlling government, the ability to decide one’s destiny, to be able to speak or write their thoughts, to not be confined based on one’s appearance, and to be free from foreign rule. While there is no real official rule about what liberty truly is, I had the opportunity to interview people from various backgrounds about what liberty is ...

Introduction

Society has been distinguishing the concepts of good and evil since the ancient times. So, we can say that it had a specific morality - the system of moral relations, feelings, and consciousness. The morality is the central question of ethics, and still relevant to our society. Among the ethical systems I have learned, there are virtue ethics, utilitarianism, social contract, deontology with goals (Hinduism and Buddhism), deontology with divine authority (Judaism, Christianity, and Islam), relativism (individual and cultural), and deontology with a categorical imperative (Kant). So, I would like to say a few words about each of them.

Ethical Systems

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Summary of Teaching Plan

Duration: 30 Minutes Epidemiological Rationale for Topic In most countries, common cold has caused children to skip school and adults to miss work. The United States reports approximately 1 billion cases of common cold each year with a child getting 6-10 colds and adults 2-3 annually “Common Colds: Protect Yourself and Others,” 2015). During winter and spring, high cases of colds are reported during the year. Common symptoms of colds include running nose, sore throats, and headaches, watery eyes, sneezing and coughing. A nurse should be able to tell from the ineffective airway clearance related to inflammatory process in ...

Communities of Canada

Challenges in the Creation of healthy & sustainable education systems for the First-Nation Communities of Canada Education of the First-Nations of Canada has been one of the challenging issues historically. Various agreements and treaties have been signed among the stakeholders, including the federal and local administration for formulating an education policy that ensures the constitutional rights of the First-Nation communities. A conceptual mechanism needs to be structured to let the First-Nations self-manage their education-related matters to meet the challenges that help in reducing the tensions, differences, and confrontations, occurring between the overlapping First Nations and non-First Nations communities, vying for ...

The purpose of this assignment is to write a statistical report based on the data set provided. The data represents information about 100 motion pictures and their characteristics. The following variables participated in data description:

Motion picture – the name of the film

Opening Gross Sales (in millions of the U.S. dollars) Total Gross Sales (in millions of the U.S. dollars)

Weeks in Release

In this short report I decided to provide five numbers summary descriptive statistics. These numbers include minimum, maximum, 1st quartile, 3rd quartile and median. This statistics was calculated in Excel and given in a table below: The lowest opening gross sales were only $70,000 – “Extremely ...

In the United States today, health care spending currently comprises over $2.7 trillion dollars and this accounts for nearly 17 percent of GDP .(Gruber 2011) To contextualize this statistic, in the manufacturing sector, GDP was close to $1.8 trillion and in real estate, $1.9 trillion in 2011.(Gruber 2011) The health care sector is one of the biggest sectors of the United States Economy. As the baby boom generation continues to retire, these numbers are expected to accelerate. Health care spending today also comprises a huge fraction of federal and state spending, and these numbers are anticipated to grow ...

Jane Doe

Questions: Describe how burn wounds are classified. Identify and describe Mr. Angelo’s burn injuries. Burn wounds are classified using four degrees that are based on the severity of how many layers of the dermis have been damaged; the higher the degree of burn classification, the more severe the burn injury and damage done to the patients skin and body. In the case of Mr. Angelo’s burn injuries, he sustains both 2nd and 1st degree burns covering approximately 40 percent of his body.

Explain the “rule of nines” used in assessment of burn injury.

When assessing burn injuries, the “rule of nines” is a formula to assess how much ...

In the modern world education is one of the criteria by which a person is estimated to be worthy or not. Education definitely determines the person’s status at work, in a company of friends, and in the society as a whole. But the question is if being an educated person always means having got a good education at a college or university. A degree can usually provide a person with a proper job. But can it always make the one an educated person? Probably, being educated means much more than just finishing high school or getting a degree. ...

Morality requires that people suspend their primal and visceral responses to situations, but it does not require belief in a supernatural order or power. In fact, the threat of an afterlife filled with punishment does not lead to moral living. It might lead to the temporary sublimation of sinful desires, but those desires will emerge later, sometimes in more harmful ways, because the consciousness cannot sublimate them forever. Belief in a supernatural being can enhance one’s morality, but it is not necessary – and it cannot compel morality. Moral behaviors are a choice freely made, one way or the ...

Introduction

Social control theories emerged in the early 1900s which questioned why not all humans commit crimes. Unlike the criminology theories that examine why an individual commits criminal activity, the social control theories focus on how certain individuals refrain from it. There were several notable sociologists who expressed their ideas on how the society and its traditions can ensure that an individual will conform to a law-abiding lifestyle. They identified two types of controls in their theories. Informal and formal control. The informal control mechanisms are family, friends, or their individual social circles. The formal control is from the Government ...

MEMORANDUM

Fr: Name Re: Rulemaking Reason and Purpose of Rulemaking Over the last five years, Congress has on average enacted 322 laws per year. However, the enactment of a law does not mean that it is implemented or put into practice. To be sure, most laws that Congress passes are fairly wide-ranging documents that simply spell out the broad goals that Congress expects the legislation to achieve. In short, laws as enacted by Congress do not include the specific details, guidelines or rules in regards to what is required in order for the law to be effective, what are means ...

In 1961 the evolutionary rule was born into the Fourth Amendment of the U.S. Constitution. “The exclusionary rule was set in place to protect the people of this country” . The protection of this rule was put forth against evidence illegally obtained by police. The evidence that was illegally found is violates citizens’ rights of the Constitution. This rule can be good for citizens even if the evidence proves guilt but cannot be used against them because in the matter in which it was obtained. This means the evidence is thrown out of court, and the individual may not be ...

Every culture has traits, but each culture would express those traits differently. There are 18 traits in total. Some of them can be grouped together, and others are very complex by themselves. The United States is unique in its cultural expression because of its multiculturalism, but it still has its own traditions as well. First of all, every culture has belief systems. These beliefs are shaped up by the morals and values that people share. Values are taught to people through major religions that rule a specific country. The predominant religion in the US is Christianity, which is monotheistic ( ...

ACME Car Rental

Facts ACME Car Rental purchased a total of 1,000 Volkswagen model cars at a total purchase price of $17,000,000 from the Volkswagen Company. It then sold some of the cars to individual consumers and other smaller rental fleet companies. However, unknown to the purchaser, Volkswagen Company, the vendor, had fitted the cars with an ‘emissions defeat device’ which is software that was meant to cheat on the rate of emissions of the cars. This was in a bid to conform to the relevant laws and regulations in place. Though these vehicles were able to pass the ...

The main characters in the story are Great Grandfather Spirit, the animals, and mankind. Grandfather spirit has made creation however all of the animals are fighting over who will get to rule. Great Grandfather Spirit then decides to make man, however, he is having trouble. At this point, Coyote helps Grandfather Spirit by showing him the form of a man and woman. The archetype of the trickster in Navajo myth is the coyote. This archetype is generally formulated in a negative light. However, in this story Coyote is helping Grandfather Spirit to overcome the conflicts among the animals by ...

The case involved Fremont Weeks and the police on December 21st of 1911. In what seems to have set the stage for future legal battles, the police officers had invaded the house of the suspect over an alleged sale of lottery tickets. In doing so, the police had acted without the search warrant but went ahead to take several materials from Weeks’ house which they presented to the District Attorney. In their illegal searches, the officers seized anything considered a paper material including letters, books, money, and any other property considered Weeks’. In addition to the unwarranted searches, they ...

In a criminal case, a defendant will often seek to plead the insanity defense. An insanity defense may be a particularly attractive option if the murder was especially egregious or heinous. But while pleading insanity can be a viable defense for certain defendants, courts of law do not accept insanity pleas from every defendant. In order for a defendant to pleas insanity successfully, the defendant must show that 1) the defendant did not know that what he did was wrong, and 2) that the defendant failed to act with the necessary mens rea requirement (Fradella, 2007, p. 9). These ...

The ethno-nationalist conflict in Northern Ireland that took place in parts of Ireland, England, and mainland’s of Europe is commonly referred to as the Troubles. This conflict happened in the late part of 1960’s, and it was not until 1998 that it was finally settled. In history, this event has gone down as the Northern Ireland conflict and came under the category of war. The basis of the conflicts was based purely on ethnic and sectarian divisions rather than religious differences. The conflict arose because Northern Ireland has a majority of Protestants and take pride in being ...

Business Wanted To Support Rule of Law Framework

Business Wanted To Support Rule of Law Framework

Introduction

In the article entitled Business Wanted to Support Rule of Law Framework published in the Risk and Compliance section of the Wall Street Journal, the business community is called forward to become more involved in their responsibility to the public. The report indicated the effort of the United Nations Global Compact in pushing for the promotion of laws that demand a sense of greater corporate responsibility, not only among existing business, but also among emerging markets. Based on research, the lack of sufficient law of potential markets is one of the ...

Introduction

Development has always been a key issue among developing countries in Africa. All countries in Africa are termed as developing countries, meaning that they are still grappling in poverty issues such as food insecurity. These countries are well endowed with vast natural resources which if used wisely would ensure that many of the problems that such countries face would be solved. The problem that makes these countries lag behind when it comes to development is the lack of proper institutions to propagate the needed changes that need to be made (Kumo, 2009). Many institutions that are currently present are ...

I. Introduction When Great Britain and Spain set out to colonize other regions, they both have goals that they wanted to accomplish in their conquest. The idea of taking over of other regions, considerably differ with each colonizer, but their goals were defended on the presumption that they wanted to civilize other places that they considered to have yet to experience the European progress. While the advancement of the Christian faith was said to figure prominently in Spain’s conquest, the Great Britain was said to have set its eye on seeking out better settlement. However, most historians claimed ...

One of the hallmarks of the US criminal law is the extent of protections afforded to criminal defendants. While a large body of criminal procedure has been developed and refined through case law, the US Constitution lays the foundation for procedural protections that are guaranteed to a criminal defendant. Law enforcement at all levels are required to adhere to such protections and guarantees. The reason that such projections and safeguards are so important for a criminal defendant is to prevent the government from abusing its power. In most cases, a criminal defendant will have considerably fewer resources and means ...

Module 2 Review Questions

Module 2 Review Questions How do ethics help managers determine the right way to behave with respective to stakeholders of the business? What are the four rules for ethical decision-making? What are the sources of an organization’s code of ethics? Stakeholders are people and organizations which supply the company with the resources. Ethics help managers to develop a strategy in a way, which is beneficial for all the stakeholders. In respect to this statement, managers should take care of justified salary for themselves, trainings and promotion opportunities for their employees, profit of their stockholders, loyalty of the customers ...

“The Luck of the Sea and the Luck of the Mountains” is a mythological story comprised in “Kojiki”, which is considered the oldest surviving Japanese book, dating from 712 A.D. In it, prince Fire-Fade uses the help of gods in order to retrieve his brother’s fishhook and punish him for his bad temper. During his quest to retrieve the fishhook, the prince meets and marries the daughter of the Sea God, but he is forced to leave her after being pushed by curiosity to spy on her during childbirth. Prince Fire-Fade’s adventures in this story highlight role ...

Among criminological theories explaining the choice of the area for committing crimes, the most famous are: the theory of the real possibilities that involve attractive for criminal purposes and its accessibility (physical access, visibility and the lack of sufficient protection); - The theory of "routine" (everyday) activity; - Theory of mental representation of space, which is based on the idea that the majority of offenders do not commit crimes in places that are not well known to them. According to Brantingham, there is some region directly around the residence of the criminal, which he/she perceives as his own and ...

The Kazoku was a prominent and prestigious hereditary lineage of the Japanese Empire that lasted from 1869 until it was abolished by the constitution of 1947. It was an aristocracy that ended the feudalism in Japan and paved its way for offering more privileges and honoring those members of the country who served their nation exceptionally. As the feudal lords and the nobles of the court were merged into one class and their territories were put under the trust of the country, they adopted more of a European system of classification of their people according to ranks. There were ...

Countries created sets of rules to regulate their inhabitants’ actions. The democracy is one of the basic political systems that existed for centuries. The word means “rule of the people”. It evolved in different forms during this period. The same situation was with the citizenship. Living conditions depended up the country and time.

ANCIENT GREECE

“Ancient Greek civilization claims the distinction of developing the first democracy in a country” (“The Legacy” 1). In the largest Greece city-state Athens citizens could take part in governing and decision making. This right was granted only for adult (18 years and older) free males whose ...

Introduction

“Debt markets are an integral part of the financial sector and effectively supplement the funds provided by the banking sector” (Tariq, 2004, p. 5). In developing markets, these marketplaces are nevertheless at a primary phase of their growth. Islamic rule (Shari’ah) forbids the charging and disbursing of interest. So, in nations anywhere Muslim populace establishes a significant section of the culture, customary debt marketplaces cannot succeed. Henceforth there is a great request and necessity for evolving options to current debt markets that can be satisfactory to the Islamic rule.

IDB Sukuk

According to (Anon., 2016), The Islamic Development Bank is ...

Article Review: Natural Resource Economics under the Rule of Hotelling

In 1931, Harold Hotelling published an economic paper titled ‘The economics of exhaustible resources’ in the Journal of Political Economy. This paper would later go on to shape a whole new field of economics, the economics of natural resources (Gaudet, 2007). Though at the time not taken seriously because economists were more concerned with other much pressing economic issues such as the Great Depression, the paper laid both a theoretical and empirical framework for the functioning of natural resource markets and how to solve pertinent issues in this market (Gaudet, 2007). This framework later became the Hotelling rule. Seventy-five ...

Introduction

Ansel Adams was a great contemporary black and white photographer . He received the Presidential Medal of Honor from President James Carter. From studying his works there are several terms that are used very often.

Lighting or luminosity is a very important concept in black and white photography as well as color photography. In black and white photography, the warmth of an area brightness makes the mood of the photograph appear different to the eye. The amount of lighting changes the image itself and can be used to create different moods in the same photograph .

Composition

Composition is probably the major ...

Ms. Smith is a 34-year-old Caucasian female who presented at the office for her first prenatal appointment. Ms. Smith lives in Palm Beach County and maintains a full-time accounting position. She complains of nausea that occurs particularly in the morning and subsides by 10 am for the past two (2) weeks. However, this nausea has not subsided for three (3) days. Ms. Smith is usually active but has noticed experiencing greater fatigue at the end of the day. She has reported no vaginal bleeding or fetal movement. Her last menstruation was on October 25, 2015. The patient believes she ...

Femicide in the U.S. and Mexico Femicide in the U.S. and Mexico This paper seeks to focus on femicide and physical violence against women in both the US and Ciudad Juarez in Mexico. Femicide is the act of murdering women for the simple reason that they are of female gender (Koutsoyannis, 2011). Essentially, gender inequality is one of the most long-lived social, political, and economic struggles globally. The idea that women are lesser beings just because they are females is a primitive perspective in the contemporary world where liberty and civil rights have now come of age. As such, ...

The overall ethical dilemma is that a police rookie, Peter Liang accidentally killed an unarmed man, Akai Gurley in a dark stairway during a routine patrol. While it is true that Liang killed an innocent man, he had a right to take precaution of his life by drawn gut his gun while patrolling the Pink Houses with his partner landau. Specifically, Liang was first accused of breaking a major rule in which he had been trained to “never put his finger on the trigger unless he was ready to shoot”. However, he broke that rule and his negligence led ...

In the Article “Stop Googling. Let’s Talk” by Sherry Turkle talks about what happens when society starts relying more on texting rather than face-to-face conversation. While the use of cellphones in some social situations with one’s peers is acceptable based on the rule of three. The rule of three says that at least three people in a group of five or six must be actively engaged in a conversation allowing the other members of the group to check their phones. There are many situations where it is seen as wrong. These situations include dinners with your kids, ...

Subjective Data:

Patient’s demographic and social information Jnr. is a 10 year old African American Male patient brought into clinic by his mother who reports that Jnr. was recently discharged from hospital for acute asthma exacerbation. The boy presented with cough and difficulty in breathing combined with a running nose and elevated temperature which has now been resolved with over the counter Tylenol. The mother also says that her son has a history of multiple admissions to the hospital for acute asthma exacerbation. His mother reports child repeatedly loses inhalers. She also states that she does not check for inhaler ...

Since the Great Depression, economists have been arguing about Keynesian and Monetarist Theories. They argue which theory was best suited based on its infrastructure for the situation. It causes them to argue today on which theory would be best for the nation’s economy. While the two theories overlap slightly, they are vastly different, with one focusing on the economic stimulation the central bank can provide, and the other focusing on the central bank’s monetary supply. While both have faced criticism, and both have been used to manipulate the country’s economy, it seems Keynesian Theory is best ...

Abstract

It is well known that the debates on the religious topics are among the hottest in our time. Understanding the processes of possible differences can significantly smooth or eliminate the conflict altogether. Therefore, the aim of this paper is to study the relationships between representatives of different religions in different countries. Comparing these relations will help to identify possible scenarios for the behavior of the two sides and the possible outcome of the conflict between them. This paper examines the relations between Orthodox Christians and Muslims in the Ottoman Empire and between Catholics and Protestants in the Holy Roman ...

1.What is the best use of power for the members of constitutional convention to setup a practice using people to count population for political seats if those people did not have representation? The American constitutional convention of 1787 marked a defiant stand by the southern states when they demanded the count of political seats in the legislature on the basis of their slave population, in spite of the fact that the slaves were denied any voting rights. The northern states took a stand against the slavery system and tried to limit the southern seats so as to have a ...

There are several myths concerning the application of the death row inmates in cases of serious crimes. Such myths can make the population confused. One of the myths about the death row is that many countries use this kind of punishment. However, in reality, the majority of countries, including almost all European countries, declined such way of punishment. The United States is the only western democratic state that uses the capital sentence as a form of punishment of offenders. Another myth regarding the death warrant concerns what many people believe that the capital punishment can prevent new crimes and ...

John Calvert specializes in the field of social protest and political opposition. He explains that Qutb set the theoretical foundation for radical Islamism in the Sunni Muslim community. Unlike any other Islamist thinker, Sayyid was able to exert considerable influence on the development of Islamism of his own time and of the subsequent generations. Unfortunately, many tend to sully his reputation. As a rule, not only the popular media frequently portrays Sayyid as a terrorist, it illustrates him as an Islamo-Fascist and endorser of murder; it tries to persuade everyone that his moral purpose resembles the objectives and intentions ...

We Can Remember It for You Wholesale (Phillip K. Dick) – Air Raid (John Varley). ‘We Can Remember It for You Wholesale’ is a futuristic short story written by Phillip K. Dick, centered on the concept of memory manipulation. It takes on the undiscovered fields of new age science. The concepts involved in the short story are so complex and underdeveloped even in this age and time. But still the author immaculately and ostentatiously nails his narrative. In the same sense, ‘Air Raid’ written by John Varley, seems to be the perfect match for the pairing. Both these short stories ...

The Roman Empire began with the rule of Augustus Caesar in 31 BCE and by 285 AD during the reign of Diocletian it was divided into an Eastern and Western Empire. In 476 AD the Western Empire ended when King Odoacer deposed of Romulus Augustulus. This left only the Eastern Empire, known as the Byzantine Empire which lasted until the death of Constantine XI and the siege of Constantinople by the Turks in 1453. Despite the Roman Empire being gone for nearly 600 years, their influence still remains in many aspects of modern society such as Architecture, Art, Government ...

Development of sciences, broad distribution of scientific methods make academics mediate about research ethics. The ethic problematics gains a special acuteness and popularity with the rapid growth of the qualitative research methods. Researching various sensitive topics in the scientific world, the ethical divisiveness quite clearly manifests itself with multiple methodological decisions. Ethics (from Greek “etika”) is a philosophical discipline learning morale and virtues. In the sphere of modern scientific activity, ethics deals with peculiarities of moral relations inside the scientific community, determining codes of conduct, norms and rules. Social sciences worldwide accumulated substantial experience in dealing with this problem. ...

Impact of the new proposal on transparency

With regards to the operations of organizations involving in lease, it is clear that the proposed rule of including leases in balances sheet will foster transparency in reporting. The first instance that explains the effectiveness of lease accounting can be directed to the observed dominance of leasing. Leasing is a way for the subject entity to access financing and assets besides, minimizing risk exposure associated with ownership of asset. This prevalence indicates that leasing now forms a significant fraction of company’s operations and thereby influences the profitability of the subject organizations. This means that the users of financial ...

Identify

The relevant legal issue in the case study is whether a binding contract existed between Rosa and Basil. The facts indicate that Basil intended to purchase a table from Rosa. He even sent her a letter of confirmation. However, after seeing another piece of furniture on offer, he decided to buy that one instead and declined Rosa’s offer, via voicemail. Rosa insists that Basil enacted a binding contract for the purchase of her table. Through the application of relevant legal knowledge, this article will identify whether or not the issue raised by Rosa is valid enough to exercise ...

What is a certified nursing facility? How does certification differ from licensure? Briefly describe the main types of certifications.

A certified nursing facility is a nursing institution that is legally allowed to offer services to eligible Medicare and Medicaid patients based on preset standards mainly regarding personnel and physical capacity. A licensure grants permission for an institution to engage in certain practices and prohibits other organizations (Smolenski and Gagan, 2005). Nursing certification may involve a CNA (certified nursing assistant), LPN (licensed practice nurse), RN (registered nurse) and APRA (advanced practice registered nurse). In general terms, what restrictions apply to the use and disclosure of the patient’s protected healthcare information (PHI)? In general terms, what penalties apply ...

The lack of a tort of privacy in the UK emphasizes the conceptual fragility of the right to privacy, as well as the importance and inadequacies of the equitable remedies of confidence, various torts associated with the intentional infliction of harm on other people, and administrative law principles governing the proper use of police powers (Bloy & Hadwin, 2007; Webb, Jones, & Walker, 2006). Article 8(1) of the European Convention of Human Rights provides for everyone’s right to respect for their private and family life, their home and correspondence. However, courts in the country reject the equation of Article ...

United States Constitution is the fundamental law of the United States having the highest legal force. The American Constitution was adopted in September 17, 1787 at the Constitutional Convention in Philadelphia and subsequently ratified by all then existing thirteen American states. It is considered the world's first constitution in the modern sense. It consists of seven articles, for the duration of the Constitution there have been adopted twenty-seven amendments, which are its integral part. The Fourth, Fifth and Sixth Amendments are considered as important amendments for people, as they protect them from different kinds of discrimination. The Fourth Amendment ...

ASSIGNMENT OF UNIT 42 EMPLOYABILITY Skills

LO1 Responsibilities and Performance LO 1: 1.1 Own Responsibilities and Performance Objectives Responsibilities of a manager, in this case operations manager, are drawn from a range of sources including job description, mission statement, legal duties, and others (Hinkin, 2011). The mission statement conveys the core values and goals of the organisation. It is the duty and responsibility of the employee to uphold the values and goal included in the mission statement. As the name suggests, operations manager is responsible for the routine management of hotel operations. This blanket definition implies that, the operations manager will set policies, track productivity, ...

Research of international relations in the modern world are positioned and position themselves as a scientific discipline. Accordingly, the positioning of research in international relations as a science can be used for their theoretical and methodological understanding of the extensive on processing made in the field of history of science and philosophy of science. Wide range of classical IR theories give us a more theoretical understanding of world affairs and system of international relations. However, the situation worldwide is changing and not every traditional theory is able to describe or explain the roots of problem. Therefore, in that case ...

History has not been kind to many countries in the Latin American region. Since the early 14th and 15th centuries which saw the conquest of the Latin American region by Iberian monarchs, the region has witnessed instability, violence and a penchant for allowing dictatorial regimes to flourish. Most of the Latin American republics were formed in the 19th century and were a direct consequence of the lack of people’s confidence, in civilian rule and democracy. This failure of many civilian governments was a result of wide spread dissatisfaction among the people because of high poverty and corruption. It ...