Those who are represent Sue Goodall's organization are arguing that the Department of Defense has violated the Alabama law because the Secretary of Defense did not apply for a permit to the Alabama Department of Agricultures and does not intend to do so. Thus, this raises the question can the government conduct an experiment in the state of Alabama that is against Alabama's law? ... The state of Alabama says that the federal government cannot conduct those experiments at Maxwell because it violates the state law. ... Being that this experiment involves does of radiations that...

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The National Organization for the Reform of Marijuana Laws, NORML, is in a constant battle against the laws that confine the use of medical marijuana. ... However, due to the democracy of the American government system, laws and regulations are always changing. This establishes a sense of hope and a strong will to reform the current existence of marijuana law. ... Each states has their laws that determine the punishment for marijuana. ... If Nevada takes charge with this issue, the future of medical marijuana can very well become a reality in the near future. ...

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Back in 1823 the Cherokee national Council pronounced, that they had a fixed determination to never again give up one foot more of their land, but how could of they felt so comfortable saying that when one of the most popular Gerogian songs at the time was talking about a pretty wife and a big plantation and having the Cherokees nation within sight but not near? ... However, the Bill of the Georgia Legislature of the same time which went into effect by June of next year said that all laws and regulations passed by the Cherokee Indians were to be declared of no effect, no Indian dwelling withi...

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With his money he studied law and was admitted to practice in 1787. ... Nearing the age of 62, Jackson arrived in Washington D.C. for his inauguration. ... With wealth came power and the opportunity to reinforce this beneficial position by law. ...

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The Republicans claimed that assumption was against the ideals of the American Revolution, and that if the assumption law were to pass, the U.S. would become exactly what they had so adamantly fought against during the Revolutionary War. ... Constitution specifically prohibits Congress from passing a law that abolishes the slave trade and slavery until 1808. ... Instead of arguing about whether or not to remain neutral, the American people, and the many delegates in Congress argued upon whether to support England or France in the near future. ... After the revolutionary era passed, questions s...

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It also includes the selection of representatives for a specific region, which creates laws for the best interest of that territory. ... More importantly, this gave a sense of independence to each province allowing them to make laws that conformed to the cultural interests of its citizens. ...

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Marijuana smoke is very similar to tobacco smoke, and tobacco smoke has been found to cause lung diseases like cancer and emphysema, but marijuana users typically do not smoke anywhere near the volume of marijuana as tobacco smokers smoke tobacco. ... But there are laws on how much can be consumed while driving. ... A prohibition law strikes a blow at the very principles upon our government was founded. ...

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At Langley Air Force Base illegal dumpings persists on a near daily basis. ... This study is limited due to the laws that protect the government and any organization from self-incrimination. ... The animals, plants, and people dependant on the bay and its tributaries are not aware of the effect of jet fuel and its cancer causing toxins that are delivered on a near daily basis (Refer to Photo 2). ...

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Because of the steady supply of dollar influx to Mexican and Latin American economies and an increasingly large amount of leverage from Mexico giving their government the opportunity to pursue lawsuits against immigration laws. ... Illegal immigration has become a serious problem in the United States and must be slowed immensely in the near future....

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But the speaker will be addressing a near-empty chamber: just the presiding officer, a few staffers, the Senate reporter, and the C-SPAN's unblinking eye. ... Another factor is also that unfortunately, the same politicians will get reelected over and over again because instead of "doing the research " in order to know if a certain politician is the best option or not, people vote for the same candidates, therefore avoiding a change in scenery and, perhaps, new ideas that could become bills and later on laws to benefit the nation as a whole. ...

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