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Without Law There Would Be No Order
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This 8 page paper acknowledges that the primary goal of law is to maintain order. The paper then considers the argument that there are other ways of maintaining order. Issues such as magic, beliefs, natural law, justice, process, gender and equality are all considered within this context. The bibliography cites 9 sources.
Filename: TElorder.rtf

Women & Law in Australia
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An 8 page research paper that consists of 2 separate sections. In the first section, the writer answers 5 questions pertaining to women practicing law in Australia. In the second section, the writer offers an essay of roughly 1000 words that pertain to the topic of women and tort law in Australia, which focuses on gender issues pertaining to employment. Bibliography lists 8 sources.
Filename: khwaula.rtf

Women and the Australian Legal System: A 13 page paper in 2 parts
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The first (9 pages) discusses the number of and restrictions against women in law in Australia, where women lawyers earn less than their male counterparts and are much less likely to become firm partners than men, even though 59 percent of Australia's current law graduates are women. The remainder of the paper discusses the plight of refugee women. Bibliography lists 9 sources.
Filename: KSlawAusWom.rtf

Women and the Supreme Court
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This 9 page paper focuses on the role of women in the legal profession. The paper attempts to answer the question as to why there are less female judgeships in the higher courts of the Untied States. Explanations revolve around general issues of women's rights and equality. The political climate of various administrations, particularly those of Reagan and Clinton, are the focus. Sandra Day O'Connor and Ruth Bader Ginsburg are portrayed as role models. Bibliography lists more than a dozen sources.
Filename: Womsupr.rtf

Women in Construction
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A 4 page overview of women in construction. The writer touches on the aspect of agency law, but focuses on the numbers and experiences women in the construction industry. Bibliography lists 3 sources.
Filename: khwicon.rtf

Women in Law Enforcement: Yesterday and Today
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An 8 page history of women in law enforcement. Tracks the role of women in law enforcement from the early nineteenth century when they volunteered their time as prison matrons to reform and train female prisoners to the present. Notes the stereotypes and struggles which women have had to overcome in their fight for equality in law enforcement. Contends that true equality has yet to be achieved. Bibliography lists 5 sources.
Filename: PPwomLaw.wps

Woolmington and burden of proof in relation to presumption of innocence
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A paper which considers burden of proof, evidential burden and presumption of innocence in the light of the "golden thread" of Woolmington, recent case law, and the impact of the European Convention of Human Rights. Bibliography lists 9 sources.
Filename: JLwoolm.rtf

Workplace Relations Amendment (Fair Dismissal) Bill 2002
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This 4 page paper considers the Australian Workplace Relations Amendment (Fair Dismissal) Bill 2002, what it means and the issues that surround the proposal. The bibliography cites 6 sources.
Filename: TEauempr.rtf

Workplace Safety and the Role of Criminal Prosecution
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A 6 page history of workplace safety issues. These issues have been a growing concern since the latter part of the nineteenth century and are still a very real issue in the U.S. today. The problems attributed to the laissez-faire capitalism that characterized the turn of the twentieth century, the capitalism that many associate with a radical rise in workplace safety issues, have been further complicated by the deregulation of industries that occurred during the Reagan administration. Workers compensation, while providing immediate monetary compensation for American workers also served to reduce the degree of accountability among employers. The author argues that criminal prosecution is a necessity in some of the more horrendous instances of employers imperiling workers if we wish to truly bring this problem into check. Bibliography lists 1 source.
Filename: PPwrkAcc.rtf

Wrongful Conviction
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8 pages in length. To understand how a person can be wrongfully convicted despite the existence of some of the most compelling evidence in favor of his innocence is to realize the fatal flaws that plague the American judicial system. Even more disturbing is the validity placed upon certain eyewitnesses when it is difficult at best and impossible at worst to corroborate their stories, a critical and necessary task to achieve when a man's life hangs in the balance based solely upon someone's erroneous claim. Gerald Amirault exemplifies a defective legal system whereby the testimony a single individual - a child, no less - can convict a man when everything else in the case points to the other direction: innocence. Bibliography lists 6 sources.
Filename: TLCWrongConv.rtf