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• Documentation:Learning Design/TPC Activity 6
  =Discussion: Learning More about a First Nation or the Inuit People= ...re/geographic area you want to know more about. This may or may not be the people you want to explore for Final Project: Community Overview.</span>
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• Help:Categories
  ...y "People", you would edit the Albert Einstein article and add "[[Category:People]]" (no quotes) into its page source somewhere.
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• Navigation
  * '''People''' – list of people enrolled in the course, from here you may send a message or email
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• Course:Law3020/2014WT1/Group K/Natural Law
  - Directed at the common good for the people of the country ...orism kills innocent people, clearly prohibited for the common good of the people
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• Help:User page
  ...e your user page in whatever format you like. It's a feature to help other people know who you are, and to bring the online community closer together. Think == Other people's user pages ==
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• Course:Law3020/2014WT1/Group F/Liberty
  ...ciety. He believes that since the law is used to regulate human behaviour, people should be more concerned with the limits of law and poses the following: wh ...civilized community, against his will, is to prevent serious harm to other people. He rejects the principle of paternalism and the idea that it is okay for t
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• Course:Law3020/2014WT1/Group V/Natural Law
  ...us should not be punished. According to Aquinas, this is a way of ensuring people stay on the moral path towards the common good. The court found that she wa ...ccording to Aquinas, this is a valid objective as part of the common good. People would only abandon their children if they were off the moral path.
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• Natural Law - Saint Thomas Aquinas
  ...The doctrine of vicarious liability is directed at the common good of the people in the sense that it is holding the party that can personally compensate fo ...applies to. Common law isn’t static and unchanging. But it is visible for people to read and be aware of, with the help of lawyers to interpret.
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• Course:Law3020/2014WT1/Group K/Separation Thesis
  ...o our case, Khawaja is a response to recent situations in our world…. - if people believe that terrorism is a moral act, ...eren’t actually to harm people, he was assisting in the actions of harming people. Is that immoral? Is it immoral only when it gets to the actual terrorist a
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• Course:SOCI1110/WEB DuBois
  ...e as valid materials and sophisticated illustrations of intellectual Black people making contributions to the American history and human civilization. ...money for China Welfare Institute in the U.S. After the foundation of the People’s Republic of China in 1949, he wrote to Song Chingling, saying that he w
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• Course Development and Delivery Process
  ...into 4 categories - Isses that relate to: Process, Information, Rules and People. For each of those four categories, we've identified below both What we kno == '''People''' ==
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• Course:Law3020/2014WT1/Group L/Separation Thesis
  ...then decide if a law is too evil to follow. Therefore, Hart theorizes that people should decide with their own moral compass if they should follow a law or n # Must be recognized as valid and right by the majority of people in society
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• Course:Law3020/2014WT1/Group X/Separation Thesis
  ...e see that tort law and the test for vicarious liability exist to regulate people and their behavior. Hart would say that the moral aspect of this case ties ...d Practice" which creates regulations, claims and guidelines regarding how people must act in any given scenario. The terms of the rule governed practice are
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• Documentation:Learning Design/Community Assessment
  # People ...ople dress, and how they interact with each other, if at all? What are the people doing at the time that you are observing the neighbourhood?
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• Course:SOCI 1110:WEB DuBois
  ...e as valid materials and sophisticated illustrations of intellectual black people making contributions to the American history and human civilization. ...money for China Welfare Institute in the U.S. After the foundation of the People’s Republic of China in 1949, he wrote to Song Chingling, saying that he w
  5 KB (812 words) - 18:34, 27 November 2016
• Course:Law3020/2014WT1/Group F/Liberty-Paternalism
  ...ciety. He believes that since the law is used to regulate human behaviour, people should be more concerned with the limits of law and poses the following: wh ...civilized community, against his will, is to prevent serious harm to other people. He rejects the principle of paternalism and the idea that it is okay for t
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• Fabian's Page
  <li>You can view profiles and stories that people share and the stories have an embed button (HTML code) that you can use on <li>WordPress. But you are not able to like or follow people without an account.</li>
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• Course:Law3020/2014WT1/Group X/Liberty-Paternalism
  ...create immunity from government authority. Authority are delegates of the people, but society must still be protected from them in case they become too powe ...nsure that the power which controls society has the same priorities as the people who live within society.
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• Category:Feminist Jurisprudence
  ...y is tenacious, because it recognizes and accounts for differences between people. ...questions objectivity within disciplines such as law because it is done by people (lawyers and judges). The law is not value free, it is shaped by our societ
  1 member (0 subcategories, 0 files) - 09:28, 28 March 2014
• Course:Law3020/2014WT1/Group A/Separation Thesis
  ...positivist’s claim that law and morality are separate fails to explain why people choose to obey immoral laws. He questions their motivation to obey unjust l ...m as a supreme feeling in children from an early age can be used to compel people to do things that would otherwise be morally abhorrent.
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