Abstract

The exclusionary rule, drawing near its 100th commemoration, was expanded to the states nearly 50 years back by the Supreme Court in the milestone case of Mapp v. Ohio. As a result, it identified the legitimate panorama for the whole career of practically anyone practicing in a criminal court system these days. Many rulin... read more

Andrew Lewis touched a very serious theme about the events of the 1950-1960s years. He showed the process of fight for the civil rights from the side of each hero. In the book “The Shadows of Youth: The Remarkable Journey of the Civil Rights Generation” there can be seen different feelings, characters, emotions of each person. The reader can feel the ... read more

I. Introduction

The core purpose of the current study is to investigate the United States court system as an undeniable part of the criminal justice system. Besides, the US court system comprises the US judiciary and the part of the federal government. To proceed further, it should be claimed that the present study is aimed at rea... read more

Democrat and Republican on Abortion EssayThere are two opposing parties running elections in the USA, the Republicans and the Democrats. While the former are perceived as more conservative ones, the latter share more liberal values. The basic of economic ideas differ for the parties. The examples of the differences in political views of the two parties are shown below. These differences incl... read more

Introduction

Legislative system of the United States of America is one of the most sophisticated and advanced systems of legislation in the world. Its laws cover numerous areas of people’s lives and they are always aimed at protection of innocent people and punishment of the criminals.

However, the original aim of the ... read more

Part I:

The Fourteenth Amendment guarantees due process and equal protection. In particular, it stipulates that states shall not deprive any person of life, liberty, or property, without due process of law and deny to any person the equal protection of laws. The Supreme Court on several occasions considered the due process guarante... read more

In his work “The Supreme Court and Constitutional Democracy” John Agresto states for the necessity for the Congress and the citizens, as the representatives of legislative and executive power to check the judiciary and to develop constitutional law by interpreting Constitution independently. He understands the provision of effective constitutional int... read more

Laws, developed by political officials can sometimes be controversial and even violate interests and rights of particular segments of society. Very often Native Americans have been victims of such injustice in the US. For example, in 1831 whites were appearing in the Cherokee country to claim their lands from the Indians, who already occupied them (Co... read more