… "John Doe", and "State of the Union", all had the same theme. One small righteous person versus the big powerful, wealthy and sometimes corrupt governmental machinery. These movies were written and shown years ago. They showed situations…

… that their First Amendment right to free speech and their Fourth Amendment protections of privacy are unfairly restricted while they are in school. Many back the Supreme Court's decision in 1969, that states that "students do not shed their constitutiona…

… the country of opportunities. The US Constitution provides for a Bill of Rights that has many natural and civil rights in it. The United States Legal System guarantees various rights to their citizens that citizens of other countries do not have. Althoug…

… peace must be constructed patiently and with unshakable faith . Peace that can only be creating based in the common good and participation of all societies. But is it possible to impose peace? In September 2000 the right-wing US think-tank "The…

… economy and how do states attempt to accomplish these results? People living under the sovereign power of an independent state expect theirgovernment to keep and maintain a stable, expanding economy. If the government does not keep and maintain a…

… laws. Laws are made to ensure the stability of the society and to maintain peace and discipline in the country. Every citizen is obliged to obey the laws unconditionally. I am opposed to the speaker's claim that unjust laws should be resisted…

… to be the downfall of the United States of America. The PNAC objective of promoting U.S. global leadership is being translated by the current government as the obligation of the U.S. to promote peace and democracy by going to war with Iraq. War with…

… today, people are guaranteed certain rights. These rights range from privacy to freedom of speech to choosing whom to love. The government doesn't really get too involved in the personal lives of the people it governs. Society takes these rights…

… to accommodate the growing crime problem. Inmate population increased over time and wardens had to take measures in order to discipline the prisoners. Especially in Sing Sing, which is the third state prison of New York, various methods to handle…

… in one form or another has been around in teaching for centuries. It certainly is not a new issue. The definition of corporal punishment is as follows; "An act by a parent or other caretaker which is intended to cause physical pain, but not injury,…