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How to Write a Good Research Proposal for a Law Paper

August 27th, 2015 Comments off

data entryOnce you’re at the research proposal writing stage, it’s good to keep in mind that the process requires the author to be familiar with the methodology of research as well as legal method course. The research proposal for the law paper should be submitted to the university supervisors within the set deadline – make sure to meet one.

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Research Paper on Legal Consequences of Plagiarism

July 8th, 2015 Comments off

thief illustrationWhen the question is about the plagiarism consequences, they can be professional, personal, legal and ethical. When assigned with the task to complete a research paper about the consequences of plagiarism, make sure to focus on each type of plagiarism within the body of the project.

When working on the introductive section, remember that it should not exceed two pages. … Read more

Law and Order in London in the Late Nineteenth Century

March 29th, 2010 No comments

The biggest changes in London’s law and order set up took place in the nineteenth century, around the time of the Jack the Ripper murders. This essay is going to discuss the role of the police, how and why the police force changed, the reasons behind it, and what difference these changes made to society.

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Law Research Paper Ideas

October 20th, 2009 No comments

Law research paper ideas can be complicated in developing the right topic for your paper. Research papers require a lot of work and dedication to discovering information that is relevant to your sources and demonstrates strong thinking skills. The best ideas for law research may be anything from demonstrating the patterns in law changes related to the changes in society. … Read more

Differences between US and Russian Constitutions

September 10th, 2009 No comments

Russia and the United States have a few similarities and differences that are, or are not, written directly into their constitutions. One of the main areas in which this can be seen are within each country’s version of civil liberties, rights, and duties. The first amendment of the United State’s constitution includes such provisions as the freedom of religion. This … Read more

Legalization of Marijuana Research Paper

September 3rd, 2009 1 comment

The scent of marijuana enters the air as Chris Smith, a forty-three year-old woman from Trabuco Canyon, exhales a hit from her pipe. Smith has multiple sclerosis and credits smoking marijuana for relieving her muscle spasms and stopping the pain (Romney 1). Because Smith and many others like her smoke the drug for medicinal purposes, medical marijuana should be made … Read more

Law Research Paper Topics

August 31st, 2009 No comments

Writing Law research papers on different topics related Law studies is a very popular activity among college and university students and their professors. There are thousands of Law research paper topics to be found in the global network. Free resources can offer a great variety of good Law research paper topics, but it is still difficult to find interesting … Read more

Employment Law Research Paper

August 26th, 2009 No comments

In the recent past, employees of large, stable firms and workers with valuable skills had reason to believe their jobs were secure as long as they adhered to company policies and performed satisfactorily. Many retired from their positions with sizable pensions accrued over many years with an employer. As surely as 401(k) plans have replaced company pensions, longevity has been … Read more

How a Bill Becomes a Law

August 10th, 2009 No comments

America is known as the country of freedom, but if we had no established laws, Americans would not be as prosperous as we are today. The process of making laws, known as the legislative process, is governed by rules, laws and procedures. Although the legislative process is long and complex, all laws begin as simple ideas. When a member of … Read more

Megan’s Law in Australia

July 24th, 2009 No comments

John Lewthwaite is a man who had been charged and convicted for the murder of five-year-old Nicole Hann in 1974. Lewthwaite, who was nineteen at the time, had fantasised about abducting and raping Nicole’s then nine-year-old brother. Young Nicole awoke one afternoon as Lewthwaite broke into her home. He stabbed her seventeen times. Lewthwaite was released back into the community … Read more