Oketch v. Walton Facts The Tenants, who were often late in their payments in the prior months, did not pay for rent from October 2020 to July 2021 (Oketch v. Walton, 2021). The household’s income dropped significantly, and the Landlord’s legal representative contacted the family. The contact was unfruitful, as...
Ensuring responsibility for administrative agencies is the primary goal of administrative law. This body of law limits the executive branch’s authority and provides public transparency by allowing for judicial review of agency activities. An administrative agency first releases a draft rule. The rule is open to public comment, which may...
The U.S. is one of the most civilized countries that recognize the rights of immigrants. The recent Supreme Court decision in the case of Biden v. Texas, 597 U.S., was a hallmark for immigration laws in the U.S. While the case was more political in nature, it proved the U.S....
Hearing Officers (HOs) are professionals who provide administrative law services to clients in a variety of industries. They conduct hearings and issue decisions that are binding on the parties involved. These officers typically have a legal background, and many work for government agencies or private companies (Carcirieri et al., 2019)....
Introduction The Supreme Court of Canada made a significant ruling on the validity of processes for judging the proportionality of a security certificate in the case of Charkaoui v. Canada. The main concern of Charkaoui’s attorneys was that their client was imprisoned without having access to information on his links...
In the process of management of individuals funds, the trustee undertakes, during the term of the agreement, to carry out, in the interests of a person with developmental disability, the trust management of the property of a person with developmental disability: securities, monetary funds in US currency and/or in foreign...
Introduction This paper presents an essay-based discussion on different proponents under the public policy niche. The paper highlights two major theories of change related to the application of public policies in different organizational and governmental settings namely the path dependence and the advocacy coalition rubrics. Similarly, a re-review of the...
Priority in US administrative law is given to issues of administrative and legal regulation of the status of institutions and their officials in the exercise of their managerial functions and tasks. Administrative law includes several key concepts, but it is necessary to highlight the three most important of them. First...
Administrative law is the body of law regulating the work of governmental agencies, their operation, and procedures. Its primary function is to carry out the laws accepted by Congress or a state. In such a way, it becomes an essential element of the country’s legal field and its legislative system....
Summary of the Case Clarence Brandenburg, a leader of a Ku Klux Klan (KKK) in a rural part of Ohio, contacted a reporter for news coverage of a rally happening in Hamilton in the summer of 1964. Several prominent local KKK members delivered speeches during the event, one of them...
Courts and their mechanisms exist to preserve fundamental human rights and freedoms. Conflicts and disagreements are inevitable in life, and it’s up to the courts to resolve them, whether it’s a breach of contract, a landlord-tenant conflict, or a claim of medical or legal malpractice. They pay attention to stakeholders...
Issues Otis Lillicarp is a scallop fisherman in NSW. Stocks of scallops are dwindling, and so the State Parliament has enacted legislation which provides that “Each person wishing to fish for scallops must obtain an annual license, may be granted one license only and is limited to taking 50 scallops...
Introduction Legalizing the personal use of illegal drugs is a topic that is highly controversial and sparks questions of whether it is right or wrong. This research takes the stand that personal use of illegal drugs should not be legalized. According to Mold, legislation on illegal drugs is already present,...
Introduction Privacy issues are particularly important in the contemporary world of intensified communication and interaction between people and organizations through conventional media and digital communication. The technologies advance rapidly globally, imposing new requirements for the legislative system to respond to the changes and identify and regulate possible threats to the...
Introduction Privacy laws regulate how a government, public or private organizations, and individuals can use and store confidential information. All democratic states guarantee the freedom of opinion and communication in the Constitution, but legislation concerning privacy varies. Private information usually includes personally identifiable data such as full name, telephone, address,...
Introduction Every government or authority charged with the obligation of meeting its people’s security needs in the world today does find itself tossing the question about the authenticity of gun ownership. The question that goes unanswered is whether gun ownership is a security right to those entitled or a security...
Background A police officer stops a speeding vehicle early in the morning. Aboard are three men identified as Donte Partlow, who is the owner and the driver at the time, there is also Joseph Jermaine Pringle, who is the respondent to this case and was occupying the front passenger seat...
The first amendment forms part of the bill of rights of America’s constitution, and it is one of the changes that have reinforced US democracy. This was to guard against government’s interference in the right of freedom of religion and expression (Smith, 2007). The freedom of expression is composed of...
Introduction The plea bargain is the process where the court, represented by the prosecutor arrives to an agreement with the defendant. It is a means of stopping a respondent from competing or from being found guilty of charges against him at no expense to the trial. In return to the...
Introduction A Tort Law is a collection of rights that are applied in court proceedings that are utilized to provide relief to people that have suffered from the wrongdoings of others. Interpretation of the law differs from one country to another. The plaintiff should explain how the actions of the...
