The problem with this injunction being passed is that many Mongol members are alleging that it violates their First Amendment, which protects conduct, "imbued with elements of communication.... The main issue the Department of Justice is facing is building an appeal case against the allegations first of prosecutors would ever be able to pursue a case against such an unincorporated association and the second problem is whether any judge will let the government seize an association's intellectual property. ...

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One cannot help but feel that Kelly has been targeted by a corrupt police force who can find no better way to pass their time than to harass the Kelly family and fabricate misdemeanours so as to arrest Ned Kelly. ... "She was a chestnut mare.......the property of a Telegraph Master in Mansfield, he lost her on the 6th gazetted her on the 12th of march and I was a prisoner in Beechwood Gaol until the 29 of march therefore I could not have stole the mare." ...

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• Grade Level: Undergraduate

In 1994, the Violent Crime Control and Law Enforcement Act was passed. ... By 1999, 41 states and the District of Columbia passed laws or implemented some form of truth in sentencing; however each state varied in their applications. ... The study also identified violent prison admissions were sometimes lesser than the number of inmates held for drug or property crimes (Rosich, 2005). ...

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Three strike laws are laws that were passed by legislature saying that people convicted of a third felony receive a mandatory life sentence. ... First, many low-risk offenders who have committed minor drug, traffic and property offenses suffer from two major social defects: they are underemployed and lack regular, daily integration into structured social obligations with the larger society. ... Hopefully if congress passed stricter laws they will not be able to commit the same crime and hopefully they will be deterred. ...

• Word Count: 2028
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When people think of the prohibition era they tend to think of Capone, crimes, and gangs but look pass the economic related issues. The Prohibition was initially thought to positively effect expected sales of clothing, household goods, real estate properties, chewing gum, grape juice, and soft drink companies. ...

• Word Count: 1531
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Arizona's Proposition 200, passed in 1996, remains the national model for this type of drug policy reform. ... Similarly, California's Proposition 36, which passed with 61 percent of the vote in 2000, diverted 30,469 people into treatment between July 1, 2001 and July 1, 2002.9 Due in part to the success and popularity of these two initiatives, voters and legislators around the country have begun to follow suit. In 2002, voters in Washington, D.C. passed Measure 62 with 78 percent of the vote and Hawaii's lawmakers enacted Senate Bill 1188, both modeled after Proposition 200 ...

• Word Count: 2815
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• Grade Level: Undergraduate

The American Constitution clearly envisions that the federal government has the ethical and lawful obligation to provide security and protect life and property of its citizens. ... Currently, the federal government through the Congress has passed and enacted pieces of legislation, which prohibit manufacturing of assault rifles and issuance of guns to individuals with mental challenges and criminal records. ...

• Word Count: 2270
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• Grade Level: Undergraduate