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• Course:Law3020/2014WT1/Group D/Natural Law
  ...fringes on s.15(1) of the ''Charter'', which aims to protect disadvantaged groups from discrimination. The omission was not reasonably justified under s.1 of Thomas Aquinas believes that the common good is associated with creating universal happiness for the community. In order to achieve happiness, law i
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• Course:Law3020/2014WT1/Group B/Law As Efficiency
  ...hat serve the interests of those groups. The benefits that these organized groups receive are paid for by the general population through taxation. This redis ...ppen should the criminal law apply. Prostitution itself is not illegal, so creating these provisions, which make engaging in a legal activity to be dangerous a
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• Course:Law3020/2014WT1/Group S/Natural Law
  ...used as bolstering mechanisms to drive the populace towards obedience. By creating law that served the "common good," the common good would be achieved and wo 1) By delineating between which groups will be affected by their laws<br />
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• Documentation:CNIEConference/Pre-conference Workshops
  ...al sound sources, editing and publishing. Over the course of the workshop, groups of participants will create and share their own creative audio pieces.</spa ...ion” although he also has extensive experience in audio manipulation; once creating a 3 min sound composition based entirely from a single puff of his asthma i
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• Course:Law3020/2014WT1/Group O/Natural Law
  ...wever, is that a fiduciary duty requires that the fiduciary represent ones groups interests over another<ref>Ibid, para 43</ref>. This cannot be done because ...iginal peoples). It is apparent however, that the rule makers did not feel creating a fiduciary duty towards elder members of society was in the best interests
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• Course:Law3020/2014WT1/Group K
  ...to note that when judges use discretion when making decisions they are not creating new law but rather changing it by finding the underlying rights and duties. ...iences and lived lives of individuals, including women and other oppressed groups, the law could have potentially looked very different.
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• Documentation:MEd/Documents/EDDL OLFM Brief Reports/OLFM Reports 2
  ...ch I have added as optional activities (using layers in graphics software, creating image maps). More could be included to expand to interactive media and simp ...used in Assigment 3 when the students present their facilitated lesson in groups. There may not be a way to resolve this without imposing an unmanageable as
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• Course:Law3020/2014WT1/Group L/Feminist Jurisprudence
  ...2.</ref> Patriarchy is described as a tool by which men dominate women, by creating social constructs of the appropriate roles of male and females in society.< ...nnon and along with other feminist theorists would highlight that minority groups, such as women, will usually experience undue influence from male counterpa
  12 KB (1,973 words) - 15:33, 27 March 2014
• Course:Law3020/2014WT1/Group J/Liberty-Paternalism
  ...ove stated principle. The elected authority assists with this function by creating a unity of interests between the government and those being governed. ...in ways that conflict with or undermine the moral values of some favoured groups, usually the “majority” or “society”” (Dimock at page 303). Legal
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• Gregory's Page
  ...esting feature is the ability to map your professional journey, similar to creating an online portfolio which can be used when applying for jobs. ...so have the option of looking at other topics and subsets created by other groups.
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• Course:SOCI1110/Jane Addams
  ...to essentially provide women with equal rights. As a result of her efforts creating the WILPF, Jane was awarded the Noble Peace Prize in 1931.<br/> ...things like picking up trash. She had many important positions with varied groups. </br>
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• Jane Addams
  ...to essentially provide women with equal rights. As a result of her efforts creating the WILPF, Jane was awarded the Noble Peace Prize in 1931.<br/> ...things like picking up trash. She had many important positions with varied groups. </br>
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• Course:Law3020/2014WT1/Group V
  ...e a child under 10 is or is likely to be at risk of injury or death. These groups are: 1. Those who have an ongoing and pre-existing legal duty to take char ...n superior, such as the Legislature, though it still has some command over groups of people. Positive morality informs humans how to act but does not have sp
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• Course:Law3020/2014WT1/Group B:
  ...ld be impossible then for a sex-trade worker to obey the provision without creating an increased risk of harm. ...e judiciary should act with the intentions of the legislature in mind when creating new rules. In this way they are subordinate to the legislature and referred
  61 KB (10,145 words) - 11:03, 28 March 2014
• Documentation:ETUG Spring 11
  Rather than creating courses, create resources Can set up groups, friend and unfriend
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• Course:Law3020/2014WT1/Group C
  '''Comparator Groups''' ...s provision is indisputably directed at the common good because it aims at creating a healthy democracy and economy, it follows that any law which serves to pr
  69 KB (11,061 words) - 09:25, 28 March 2014
• Course:Law3020/2014WT1/Group Q
  ...ssed by the current rules in place, how courts discuss the principles when creating new rules, and examining how the system of rules have been evolving. Princi ...d by such a “knowledge” requirement would be those in lower socio-economic groups." "Minority women, illiterate women, and women of limited education will be
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• Course:Law3020/2014WT1/Group H
  In addition to creating the above five stage analysis, the court held that while the Crown’s cond ...s judges are interpreting issues in the penumbra, Fuller believes they are creating new law.
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• Course:ENVS 3991/Topic 1
  ...ty is present in the management of natural systems because many people and groups, with varying values and agendas, participate and/or determine how resource ...t of work. Even though they are “trying to solve a planet problem they are creating a people problem” imbued with social and moral issues.
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• Course:Law3020/2014WT1/Group W
  ...ns and legislators are perfectly situated to advance and protect rights of groups and individuals. Dworkin holds that these policies may impact and mold unde ...protection of liberty also extends immensely to the protection of minority groups from the tyranny of the majority. To protect the minority from coercion to
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