Which of the following refers to the purposeful public exposure of private sexual parts, in order to elicit shock in suspecting victims? A) Exhibitionism  B) Fetishism  C) Paraphilia  D) Voyeurism

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A: Introduction: The Supreme Court is the highest federal court of the United States of America. The de...

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A: The principle of preemption is considered as an idea that the supreme power of law will replace the ...

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A: The American political system has evolved over the years.A party system, is the structural framework...

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A: A: The constitutional clause that protects the " Freedom of speech and expression and free press" gu...

Q: How does Heckler v. Chaney relate to the non-delegation doctrine?

A: The Heckler v Chaney case was suited to bring the prison inmates scheduled to die by lethal injectio...

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A: Affirmative action is a policy that aims to increase opportunities in the workplace or education to ...

Q: For each of the following case studies, identify the 1) method of management, 2) the type of control...

A: 1) The method of management, in this case, can be described as there is a presence of a rule of a mo...

Q: Compare and contrast the views of St. Augustine and St Thomas Aquinas on the roles  which should be ...

A: According to St. Augustine, in the city of men, the citizens were bothered about this world. In the ...

Q: Define transformative Justice according to the goals of prison abolition and the prison industrial c...

A: The Principles of transformative justice offer an alternative to the existing justice system that gi...

Q: Most murders : A) Are premeditated  B) Result from aggravated assault  C) Involve contract killers  ...

A: Murder:  Murder is the unlawful killing of a person by another having some motive of killing or with...

Q: In Youngstown Sheet and Tube v. Sawyer, the U.S. Supreme Court struck down President Truman’s execut...

A: From 1950 until 1953 the United States was involved in the Korean War. In order to keep inflation do...

Q: What is the concept of political leaders in a political system? Discuss their attributes in detail.

A: Political leaders are an eternal part of the political system. The political leaders are the politic...

Q: What are some similarities between MLK and Obama besides that they both stood for non-violence?

A: Barack Obama was the American president and Martin Luther King Jr. was known as a civil rights activ...

Q: 1. Define the term "green party." Conduct research and find one green party. Briefly discuss the par...

A: A green political party can be considered as the efforts of Environmentalist to influence the politi...

Q: The secret service is an agency in the what

A: Secret Service was a division of the Department of the Treasury until 2003.    

Q: How would consequentialists and non-consequentialists both approach the death penalty?

A: Consequentialists: Consequentialists are those who judge an 'action' as righteous and wrong or erron...

Q: Jacques Parizeau the former Premier of Quebec died in 2015. He almost won the referendum in 1995. Ex...

A: Jacques Parizeau was a visionary political leader who shaped Quebec on modern values. 

Q: Discuss the Supreme Court’s treatment of Chevron deference in Massachusetts v. EPA.    What is Chevr...

A: Chevron deference states that the courts have to follow or respect the interpretation of any law by ...

Q: Tajima is an earthquake victim. She manages to save all his family members from the wraths of the di...

A: The victims of a disaster should be assisted by using all the available resources. 

Q: What do you mean by "beyond compromise"

A: The meaning of the term ''compromise'' is when the two sides or parties sacrifice a few of their dem...

Q: Discuss the Supreme Court’s treatment of Chevron deference in Massachusetts v. EPA. What is Chevron ...

A: Chevron deference doctrine is all about respecting the interpretation of the federal agency on any s...

Q: What are the various Supreme Court perspectives on the concept of liberty? Which perspective resonat...

A: Concept of Liberty: Liberty comes from the word 'liber which means "free" which refers to the right ...

Q: Bentham criticizes the notion of natural rights, saying that they are “nonsense upon stilts.” Explai...

A: There have been several eminent philosophers and thinkers in history who have contributed to shaping...

Q: Discuss Donald Elliot’s idea that “administrative law” is a thing of the past that has been replaced...

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A: Amicus curiae , also called the Amicus brief is  a legal precedent. This legal tool is a method by w...

Q: Parshandatha belongs to the political party in the U.S. that receives a great deal of support and fi...

A: A. Parshandatha may belong to the Democratic or the Republic part as well because the case of donati...

Q: How does Heckler v. Chaney relate to the non-delegation doctrine?

A: Non delegation doctrine is a constitutional and administrative law where law making body cannot repr...

Q: what was the court decision in Ewing v Cal?

A: According to California's three-strikes law, a person convicted and declared guilty has previously b...