There should also be an increased use of ADR in courts those tribunals for civil cases. ADR is a great way to solve civil cases not everyone has the money to go court so ADR is an option in civil cases. A problem that may affect the access of the legal system is the strict rules of evidence resulting in useful evidence being inadmissible. Evidence such as stolen evidence cannot be used in court it could be very useful in get to the bottom of a case but it inadmissible because it was stolen. There are also difficulties with witnesses giving evidence.
You can also take the route and correlate low class people were neglected, which cost many lives and peoples’ homes. It was argued that when Hurricane Betsey hit, the levees were blown purposely so that the water would overflow into the 9th ward (predominately poor African Americans) and protect the more expensive lake areas (predominately rich Caucasians). It is clear that class plays a major part in whether you are cared about by a government. If I was the director of the film, I would change the way that Spike Lee went about interviewing the people. I think that Lee portrayed the affects of the Hurricane Katrina on less affluent people, which made it more biased.
The budget crisis caused lots problems, and the government is just using some too absolute solutions to fit many of the problems. In the problem with ADCCs, a close down business is more like an act of unwise. If the decision is still considering, there could be some better solution to make out. If we can make some changes in the system itself, then in future we could get a better result for both of the
"Evaluate the political and social reforms of Augustus.” Augustus’ political and social reforms were drastic and represented a whole new era within ancient Roman society. His reforms comprised of traditional Roman values intertwined with new political and social legislations, and although most of his reforms were successful, some also represented weaknesses, such as the moral legislations which were unaccepted across wide parts of the empire. Although Augustus’ political and social reforms were generally well-accepted and effective, a minority were quite unpopular thus limiting their success in some aspects. The first reforms of Augustus began with the Settlement of 27 BC and proved to be quite successful, although they did caused some
Martin Luther King was killed on April 4, 1968 at Lorraine Motel in Memphis, Tennessee. His death led to immediate impacts and also left long term impacts for his people. After his death, riots started from the black ghettos in the western Chicago in which contradicted Martin Luther King’s philosophy of having a “Non-Violent movement”. This riot showed the violence that had happened after martin luther king’s assassination because of the number of casualties and the destruction of properties. Even though there were negative effects, his assassination also led to positive immediate effects such as the Poor People’s Campaign, and the improvement of the Civil Rights Act 1968.
He repeats the sweltering heat metaphor toward the end of the speech, referring specifically to Mississippi, a state where some of the worst offenses against blacks had been carried out. By specifying states in the south (he also mentions Georgia, Tennessee, Alabama, and the South in general) and mentioning the oasis that awaits even these places, he magnifies his message of hope to those suffering the
Sadly it is here where things went wrong, and the ugly side of human nature reared its face. The residents of the colonies came to the realization that these Africans were a “great” source of cheap labor, thus constituting the institution of slavery. With this by the end of the seventeenth century, the colonies began to establish laws that stated these people that were originally indentured servants were to be slaves for life as well as their children. And this is how slavery got its start in what was to become the “great” country, The United States of America. Not too
There were six main reasons that led to the old Poor Law Reform to easily pass which were: a willing government, Tories were a minority, Climate change, objectors were not listened to, and a Report based on evidence collected by the commission of enquiry. However, out of the six reasons, we will discuss only two of the reasons which were; a willing Government and the fact that the Tories were a minority. The Government wanted to reduce what it was paying out to the poor hence set up a Commission of Enquiry which produced a report. The results of the report had detrimental effects to the poor. As the results of this report were very significant, three important changes to the law were made; ‘centralisation, less eligibility, and the ‘workhouse test’ which required everyone in receipt of poor relief to enter the workhouse, regardless of individual circumstances’.
In addition, there are tables which can demonstrate the way of doing case study(p.645,p.651). At the end of the paper, there is a clear recommendation for managerial implication which it is easier for readers to understand complex findings. However, there are a number of concepts such as SOPs which lack further explanations previously. In addition, the long sentences lead to difficulty in physical
Industrialization also introduced negative effects like harsh working conditions, unsanitary food, and business monopolies, yet was able to fill in the flaws through new inventions, assembly lines, diverse populations along with reforms and eventually impacting society in a positive way. Even though there were flaws, the “American Dream” still prevailed. Obstacles in the path paved the way for the golden future. Tomorrow rests on the stumbles, the mistakes made. The imperfections in the industrial era only served to magnify the beauty of the positives; success could and was achieved.