Some of the pros of the new law are creating a accepting generation. In history, it is often found that most people discouraged and have disdain for cultures that contradict or are different from their own. This creates a dissension among the people and disunity. So, creating a law that defends the rights of these cultures indirectly encourages everyone to live as one in peace, respecting everyone’s rights and culture. The next pro is relationships doesn’t come with gender
Deoxyribonucleic acid profiling or just DNA profiling is technology that can be used to identify individuals by their DNA. The discovery of DNA profiling was in September 1984 by Alec Jeffrey, a geneticists from the University of Leicester in England, he was focusing to resolve immigration and paternity disputes. DNA profiling, known as STR analysis is very sensitive and only requires a few skin cells e.g. a line of hair, a drop of blood, a drop of saliva or the most common way, which is a fingerprint
Title IX is a federal law that prohibits discrimination on the basis of sex in any federally funded education program or activity (Overview of Title IX). Title IX is not beneficial for academics, athletics, and victims of sexual assault. Title IX has a negative impact on the lives of many Americans, but others see Title IX as a starting point for controversy. Richard Nixon signed Title XI of the Education Amendments of 1972 into law. This law prohibits discrimination based on sex through most
What are its pros and cons? List of Pros of Equal Rights Amendment Abolition of gender discriminating laws Once the ERA becomes part of the Constitution, all federal laws and family court laws that discriminate on account of sex would be completely abolished. gender favoritism
800 robberies, 32,700 murders, 44,100 sexual assaults and 270,800 serious assaults. In the United States of America, there were an estimated 380,600 suicide attempts in 2007 alone. Conflict is often generalized and classified into two different types; internal and external. Internal conflict is the struggle within ones self and external conflict is the battle between outside forces. For example, internal conflict may be contemplating and weighing the pros and cons of killing someone and external conflict
cameras are being implemented throughout the United States along with several other countries. The purpose of this paper is to relay information on what exactly these cameras can do and how they are implemented. The main focus is to assess the pros and cons of body worn cameras and to deliberate on the idea of setting a mandate requiring all law enforcement to use them. The history of body cameras being implemented in policing first started with British police in 2005. They were first used in a campaign
of prostitution in Rhode Island recently. I agree that pro- prostitution advocates have a point when suggesting that the idea isn't complete nonsense. Legalizing and regulating prostitution can put the government in control of the crimes that are happening regardless, not to mention bring in extra income in the form of taxes. It could raise crime rate in the form of drugs but lower crime rate in the form of rape, killings, and sexual assault, which I feel to be more important. Legalization will offer
motives are religion, race, ethnicity, nationality, disability, and sexual
Anxiety disorders, which people who experience this respond to certain objects or situations with fear and dread. - Post-traumatic stress disorder, is a condition that can develop following a traumatic and/or a terrifying event, such as sexual or physical assault, the unexpected death of a loved one or a natural calamity. - Schizophrenia, is a chronic brain disorder that affects about one percent of the population. When schizophrenia is active, symptoms can include delusions, hallucinations, trouble
In the hopes of reducing crime and criminal behavior, the State of California is always looking for ways to revise the system regarding criminal punishment for habitual offenders. In 1994, the “Three Strikes and You’re Out” law passed on making sentencing tougher for repeat offenders. The law is a sound concept, in theory. The goal focuses on getting repeat offenders off the streets by imprisoning them longer so they do not continue presenting a threat against society. California’s “Three Strikes”