If the public deems this representation unconstitutional, unattainable and objective, then the Charter of Rights and Freedoms also permits them to confront this through a wide variety of resources; the courts, institutions, media and specific government programs. ... For example: Feminists, LGBTQ activists, environmentalists, immigration and refugee interest groups get left behind as the government does not provide them with an acceptable amount of funding " if any at all "to even reach the courtroom. ... This paper has four parts; it first introduces and explains the Canadian Cour...

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• Grade Level: Undergraduate

This legislation allowed the President to deem certain photographs, sketches, or maps of military bases as security risks, in addition to providing the President with "the authority to define which types of military information needed security protection" (Sweeney). ...

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This legislation allowed the President to deem certain photographs, sketches, or maps of military bases as security risks, in addition to providing the President with "the authority to define which types of military information needed security protection" (Sweeney). ...

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The initial intent of "Affirmative action" was intended to take positive steps toward increasing the representation of women and minorities in areas of employment, education, and culture from which they have been historically excluded. History indicated a tremendous amount of discrimination against women and minorities prior to the Affirmative Action initiative. The steps taken by the Affirmative Action plan aimed to eliminate previous prejudicial selections, as well as to serve as a sort of recompense for previous mistreatments. This seemed to be a positive step in the right dire...

• Word Count: 2365
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• Grade Level: Undergraduate

After rejecting his claim and realizing how outrageous these claims can be, the court set out to make certain there be a test as to what is necessary for someone to prove their counsel was deemed ineffective. ... Missouri also argued that the guilty was considered acceptable because he is guilty of the charge. ...

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• Grade Level: High School