Civil Rights

I think so because when they atttempt murder, the are staying in jail less than usual. i think they should get the death penalty if that happens.

You would need to file an wrongful termination lawsuit, however, generally you need permission from your labor union and other offices before this can proceed. If this was sworn testimony that was known to be false and was still admitted, which lead to the dismissal of a teacher, this could be defined as perjury.

Not if it's full legal marriage. In places where same-sex marriage has been legalized, there is no legal difference between a same-sex marriage and opposite-sex marriage. There is only one kind of marriage and whatever one marriage is, the other marriage is also.

Arguments against Grutter v. Bollinger centered on the claim that affirmative action in university admissions undermines the principle of meritocracy and can lead to reverse discrimination against non-minority students. Critics argued that such policies could perpetuate racial stereotypes and diminish the value of individual achievement, as applicants may be judged primarily on their race rather than their qualifications. Additionally, opponents contended that the use of race in admissions could create division and resentment among students, ultimately undermining the intended goals of diversity and equality.

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We do not know all the facts of the matter you need to go to an arbitration service or to a lawyer.

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Generally speaking, all US citizens regardless of age are given the same rights granted by the US constitution and bill of rights.

The only difference between being a minor (persons under 18) versus an adult (persons 18 and older) is that your parents have the right to evoke or revoke your rights.

It's almost impossible to sue Travelers because of the Binding Arbitration Agreement employees are forced to sign or be fired. I hope someone does, because they need to be stopped! I will be watching for someone to sue...I check the internet regularly.

No. He/she can only ask two questions 1. Is this a Service Dog required because of a disability? and 2. What tasks does the dog do to help mitigate the disability. Please keep in mind, though there is no proof/papers required, faking a Service Dog can come with up to a year in jail.

Go to the County Government office, clerk/records department in the county where you were married.

Hatch Act

The Executive Branch does not make new laws. The Executive Branch is made up of the President and the Cabinet members. The Legislative Branch writes new laws.

No because the boyfriend has a legal obligation to this child whether the boyfriend is under age or not. His parent do not have a say in it at all. Your boyfriend is now considered an adult in the eyes of the law were your daughter is concerned.

those biasthat have or can be accurately measured in observational study, are called overt biases

No exact number. About 39% of the small arms ammo in the world is made in the US. Annual production of the world is about 14 BILLION rounds of ammunition. About 5.5 Billion cartridges a year.

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You know what, they shouldn't. Just remember that this is exactly what the American Indians would have done to the Pilgrims.

Im having a hard time aswell but its easy enough if you think about it, to start with the police will use democracy to an extent, where they need to be tactfull, they will stop and discuss their various methods, but this style of leadership would not be used out in the streets, that is where they turn to bureaucracy, but the police is one example of such services.

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Charley Parkhurst dressed as a man and voted.

For several decades in the 1800s, stagecoaches were the main mode of transportation for people, baggage and mail in Northern California. And one of the best-known stagecoach drivers in the 1850s and 1860s was Charley Parkhurst.

Parkhurst drove stagecoaches over areas that are now largely dominated by freeways, houses and malls, routes that included Mariposa to Stockton, San Francisco to San Jose, San Jose to San Juan to Watsonville, and a lot of runs between Santa Cruz and Watsonville.

Driving a stagecoach took a lot of skill and courage, as drivers never knew what kind of situation--from holdups to incredibly hazardous conditions--they might have to deal with. Parkhurst had a reputation for being able to deal with whatever came along, and was known as one of the fastest and safest stagecoach drivers of the time.

Of course, there were many other competent stagecoach drivers. So what was the big deal about Parkhurst?

The big deal was that Charley Parkhurst was a woman. For most of her life, however, she disguised herself as a man, and both her unusual life as a cross-dressing stagecoach driver and her status as a registered voter in Santa Cruz County have made her a figure of local legend. There has been controversy over the years over whether Parkhurst ever actually voted, which would have made her one of the country's first woman voters, since national women's suffrage would not be won in the United States until 1920. Even New Zealand, the first country in the entire world to grant women the right to vote, did not do so until 1893.

According to the records of her former employer, Wells Fargo, Parkhurst "was small (only about 5' 6"), slim and wiry, with alert gray eyes. Apparently shy, Parkhurst never volunteered information about himself. Not an uncommon trait in those days. When he did speak, it was in an oddly sharp, high-pitched voice." In some older accounts of Parkhurst, her first name is given the masculine spelling "Charlie." On her tombstone and in her obituary, it is spelled "Charley."

African Americans and Whites.

Martin Luther King, Jr. was the president of the SCLC, the Southern Christian Leadership Conference. The SCLC was a nonviolent group working to earn civil rights for African-Americans. King was assassinated in 1963 in Memphis, Tennessee while making a speech.

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