They want to have medicines any time what they want and no-one can stop them, it is up to them. Want to see the doctors if something is wrong or immediately. Can to access the services and the treatment. They have the right to get the best treatment possible The right not to be discriminated against on the grounds of race, culture, disability, gender, sexual orientation, social class, hair colour, etc. The right for free treatment with the NHS The right to see their medical records and to have their records kept confidential the right not to be forced into doing anything they dont want to do The right to choose Direct discrimination occurs when a person is treated less favourably than someone else.
They are able to take away our freedom, investigate our private lives, monitor our actions and use the information they find out against us if necessary. These powers must be carefully controlled to avoid abuses by the state and its public services against individual members of the public. During a democracy they must always be checks and balances on power in order to ensure that no one single agency or service has power over the public that cannot be challenged. Commonly speaking the public services operate with the consent and cooperation of the public and are respected and respectful. Despite the fact even in a country like the UK with highly trained and knowledgeable officers, a breach of human rights may still occur.
The police in American society can arrest you for things you only do while the thought police can arrest you for things you think. “It was even conceivable that the Thought Police watched everybody all the time”. If they don’t see you getting involved or screaming during the two minute hate they will arrest you. The only similarity is that they both enforce the law. Otherwise they are totally different.
However, there are also informal powers which make Prime Minister much more important than their ‘constitutional’ role suggests. The Prime Minister has three important relationships: the cabinet, individual ministers and government departments, the Prime Minister’s party and, through it with Parliament and the people often through the mass media. These relationships explain how Prime Minsters can influence the government but also explains why the influence is provisional and subject to constraints. The Prime Minister does dominate the political system in the U.K as they chair the Cabinet where they can organise and make appointments to Cabinet committees. The Prime Minister can determine the number of cabinet meetings.
Police Brutality: The Use of Excessive Force Angelice Dollson CRJ–422 Criminal Justice Capstone Robert Jackson March 7, 2011 The police officers are to protect and serve the public and communities’ with their best interest at heart. Members of law enforcement are government officials that impose the laws and preserve order. There are occasions, when the police officers are engaged in a dangerous and stressful call of duty that can involve violent situations that must be controlled. We as citizens value law and order, we do not want to see our streets run by criminals who terrorize people who abide the law and we as citizens created police departments to prevent law and order not to join in with the criminals. We all decide d that police officers should have the ability to use force, but not in all situations.
Civil Disobedience Plato – believed in virtue above all else. He also believed that a mind and soul that is closer to the truth of the nature of good is most powerful and people with such a power can improve the world for the betterment of all without that betterment being at the expense of others. I believe that he would not have been a big fan of the corporate culture and overall capitalistic views of our country along with some of our more narrow minded politicians and world leaders but I don’t believe he would be too thrilled with unintelligible “squatters” gathering in masses to try to “raise awareness”. I assume his main point would be that each man should be less impulsive and prone to violence and be more virtuous and geared toward a more complete knowledge and a more complete and quantitative use of that knowledge. Socrates- I see as a true philosopher in the way that his belief as an individual was beyond what one world or country or even state can truly obtain because it was so undefined and individually virtuous.
Conclusion and Recommendations With the information that has been presented to this medical professional, the findings support the decision to have said individuals forge ahead and participate in the pilot study with a minimal margin of reservation. Agreement that the benefits of providing accessible health information to medical personnel quickly in order to possibly save a life, definitely outweighs the security risk of having the information fall into the wrong hands. If a decision was needed in a personal circumstance with familial involvement under the same conditions, agreement would still be the position of
Speech gives us the power to change and grow as individuals and as a nation. Freedom of speech makes us feel safe and secure in knowing that our government will listen to us and not punish us for speaking our minds. Other countries do not have the luxury of expressing their opinions without being punished and even killed. Since they cannot tell their government what they want nothing
There are pros and cons for public speaking, some cons are if people speak too much, it could jeopardize the security of our country. The establishment of free speech for all citizens is a successful political strategy for everyone; for people who disagree with those in power as well as those who agree. Allowing free speech adds to the marketplace of ideas, and keeps society involved in important issues. If there was not public speech there would be no media, or newspaper, people wouldn’t be informed about things that concern or help citizens. Some individuals are afraid to protest, because people don’t agree with the government, can become dangerous and get out of control, and they can even danger themselves as well as the safety, property, and lives of
The United States' democratic system embraces its numerous obligations in a manner which promotes a comfortable and effective society in which the citizens may embark on everyday life knowing that the government is continually engrossed in performing its duties to protect and support the rights of the people. Although suicide is illegal, the government must recognize the trauma of those who are terminally ill in order to maintain a fair and equal democracy. By weighing these ideas and recognizing the dignity of an individual along with the law, government attempts to provide a suitable life for all. Through combined efforts of freedom of expression and censorship, liberty is maintained, because both the speaker's and the listener's rights are