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Examines international relationship among U.S., China, Soviet Union, South & North Korea & U.N. from 1945 to 1953.

INTRODUCTION This research examines the pursuit of international relations by the Americans, Chinese, North Koreans, South Koreans, Soviets, and the ... more

INTRODUCTION This research examines the pursuit of international relations by the Americans, Chinese, North Koreans, South Koreans, Soviets, and the United Nations with respect to the conduct of the Korean War. For the most part, the time frame of this research is 1945-1953. August 1945 marked the end of the Second World War, and, in late-July 1953, a truce agreement was signed between North Korea (the Democratic Peoples Republic of Korea) and the United Nations Command (Committee on Foreign Relations, United States Senate, 1953). The truce agreement did not bring about an end to the war, but it did stop the fighting (United States Department of State, 1960). By July 1991, the truce will have been in effect for 38 years; however, a state of war (undeclared as such on either side) will continue to exist

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Purpose, effectiveness, application, judicial process leading to sentencing, plea bargaining, roles & reactions of judges & attorneys, problems, constitutional issues.

Sentencing Guidelines This paper will discuss the various issues which have arisen from the adoption of sentencing guidelines in the United States. ... more

Sentencing Guidelines This paper will discuss the various issues which have arisen from the adoption of sentencing guidelines in the United States. The focus of the paper will be upon the Federal Sentencing Guidelines, which are the most visible of all the sentencing guidelines which have been enacted throughout the United States since the late 1970s, and have been the most criticized. The first part of the paper will describe the background of the federal sentencing Guidelines and the Guidelines themselves. The second part will discuss the effects the Guidelines have had on sentencing in the federal criminal justice system. The third part will examine the problems which have arisen since the implementation of the Guidelines and discuss the criticisms of the Guidelines.

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Examines initiative as effort to control illegal immigration, focusing on positive social and economic implications & effects. Background, provisions, legal & policy merits, court rulings, implementation, public views.

PROPOSITION 187 This research paper documents and argues the merits of Proposition 187 (187), a ballot initiative which was approved by California vo... more

PROPOSITION 187 This research paper documents and argues the merits of Proposition 187 (187), a ballot initiative which was approved by California voters in November, 1994. The implementation of 187 has been stayed, pending a final resolution of legal challenges to its constitutionality and validity which will ultimately be decided by the United States Supreme Court and courts in California. If 187 is held to be valid, substantial savings will accrue to the State of California in the form of reduced public costs of dealing with illegal immigrants. Even if 187 is struck down, its passage has served a useful purpose by focusing public debate on the inequitable burdens placed on California and other border states due to the failure of the federal government to cope effectively with the problem of illegal immigration.

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Analyzes historical, anthropological & theoretical issues related to racial differences & race-mixing between blacks & whites as features of study of first humans.

The purpose of this research is to examine the issue of sex and race, in particular the crossbreeding and intermingling between the black and white ra... more

The purpose of this research is to examine the issue of sex and race, in particular the crossbreeding and intermingling between the black and white races during ancient and early civilizations.. The plan of the research will be to set forth in general terms the historical and anthropological context in which the intermingling of races is to be considered, and then to discuss, with reference to specific resources, the implications and consequences of the thesis that the whole of humankind can be traced to a single geographical and anthropological source. The issue of race and sex turns on an apparently precedent issue, with the former concerned with the anthropological and ethnological origins of the human species and the latter the biological, or pre-anthropological origins. A number of sources have in recent years cited two competing hypotheses to explain human

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Critical review of history of Court, Constitutional power, major justices, cases & issues (social regulation, civil rights, criminal law).

THE AMERICAN SUPREME COURT This research paper summarizes and evaluates the above-cited book by Robert G. McCloskey and its updating after 1958 by Sa... more

THE AMERICAN SUPREME COURT This research paper summarizes and evaluates the above-cited book by Robert G. McCloskey and its updating after 1958 by Sanford Levinson. The book is a comprehensive, yet distilled, history of the decisions and jurisprudence of the United States Supreme Court and its evolving role in interpreting the Constitution to meet changing conditions. The great strength of the book is its expository pithiness, its ability to condense the essentials of the Court's development in highly readable prose, a task at which McCloskey is more adept than Levinson. Its flaws flow from its aims which are at the same time too ambitious to permit abbreviated treatment of its subject matter and too limited to serve as the definitive analysis of the Court. Its major conclusions are well reasoned and supported.

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Analysis of Nathaniel Hawthorne's novel. Ways in which the issues discussed in the novel (set in the 17th Century) relate to concerns of Hawthorne's own era (the 19th Century). Themes of the novel including marriage, adultery, the influence of society, oppression of non-conformity, power of religion. Symbolism of the prison and scaffold.

The Two Worlds of The Scarlet Letter Nathaniel Hawthorne’s novel, The Scarlet Letter, is a work set in seventeenth century Puritan New England. Th... more

The Two Worlds of The Scarlet Letter Nathaniel Hawthorne’s novel, The Scarlet Letter, is a work set in seventeenth century Puritan New England. The novel was written in nineteenth century America and has been characterized by literary critic Robert Shulman (1987) as telling us more about Hawthorne’s sense of his own era than about the America of the seventeenth century. In essence, Shulman (1987, p. 180) suggests that “Hawthorne needed the disguise of the past to free his imagination so that he could create what is basically a contemporary drama.” With this assessment of the relationship between The Scarlet Letter and the world in which it was conceived as a central framework, the purpose of this report is to identify the ways in which the issues discussed in the novel invoke concerns of Hawthorne’s own era. Commenting o

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This paper is a history of the Fourth Amendment. It defines the Fourth Amendment. It explains from a legal perspective what it entails. It discusses the history of Search and Seizure Legality.

Introduction The Fourth Amendment to the Constitution of the UnitedStates reads as follows The right of the people to be secure in their persons house... more

Introduction The Fourth Amendment to the Constitution of the UnitedStates reads as follows The right of the people to be secure in their persons houses papers and effects against unreasonable searches and seizures shall not be violated and no Warrants shall issue but upon probable cause supported by oath or affirmation and particularly describing the place to be searched and the persons or things to be seized Fourth Amendment online The Fourth Amendment protects the right of the people to be secureagainst

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Examines the intelligence failures that resulted in 9/11. Argues that the terrorist attacks of 9/11 represent the greatest intelligence failure in the history of the United States. Briefly discusses the Intelligence Community in the U.S. Identifies strategic shortcomings. Details the specific intelligence failures leading to 9/11.

In the aftermath of the terrorist attacks of September Hereafter referred to as Americans were horrified at the sheeraudacity and malicious inventiven... more

In the aftermath of the terrorist attacks of September Hereafter referred to as Americans were horrified at the sheeraudacity and malicious inventiveness of the Al-Qaida operatives Thenation wondered how these men could have resided in the country for anextended period of time planning their bold strike without attracting anyattention from our various federal and state law enforcement agencies Inthe protracted period of soul searching that has followed an answerto that question seems to have emerged The answer quite simply is that represents

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Considers four articles addresing marketing issues in the European Union.

Marketing to the European Union Introduction The European Union rivals the United States in terms of total marketsize making it an attractive marketin... more

Marketing to the European Union Introduction The European Union rivals the United States in terms of total marketsize making it an attractive marketing alternative for companies aroundthe world As with any international marketing undertaking companies needto thoroughly understand the unique environment of their destinationmarkets including the European Union Depending on the specific companyand industry there may be restrictions or considerations that could provechallenging or companies may recognize excellent potential for their goodsor services This research considers four key factors that companies maywant

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This paper provides an abstract of Arthur Lubow’s article “The Triumph of Frank Lloyd Wright,” originally published in Smithsonian magazine.

Article Abstract Lubow Arthur The Triumph of Frank Lloyd Wright Smithsonian June - This article examines the life and works of American architect Fran... more

Article Abstract Lubow Arthur The Triumph of Frank Lloyd Wright Smithsonian June - This article examines the life and works of American architect FrankLloyd Wright focusing on the buildings he designed and his marriage andparenting of six children The style is mainly descriptive includingsignificant quotes from Wright whose troubled marriages and dissatisfactionwith domestic life were overshadowed by his architectural masterpieces likehis revolutionary Prairie Style houses and his Wisconsin homeTaliesin to Fallingwater and the Guggenheim Museum Wright marriedthree times fathered six children and