Law

The impact of the introduction of the new British Supreme Court with particular emphasis on the constitutional implications The formation of the Supreme Court in the UK is a great step towards the realisation of constitutional reforms in the land. This is best explained by the fact that the opening such a court marks the ultimate separation of the judiciary from the interferences of both the parliament and the executive arms of the government. It is however to be noted that the new court could still...

    In relation to memory politics, understanding the implications of political and social transitions upon concepts such as personal perception, judgment, reparation, and government justification is indeed vital to attain an appropriate level of understanding phases or occurrences throughout history. Among such phases of interest include the Holocaust in Europe and the Dirty War in Argentina. In relation to both of the aforementioned historical events, it is rather apparent that...

Company Directors Disqualification Act 1986 is an act that combines certain enactments concerning the disqualification of people from being managers of companies or else being concerned with the way a companys affairs are run. This Act combined the previous disqualification laws and further introduced new provisions that were tougher aimed at those involved or responsible for a companys failure and whose behaviour raises concern and questions on their fitness to take management roles in other companies....

Prisons or corrections are an important arm of the criminal justice system in the United States. They are the legal facilities which serve s the custodians, and reform or rehabilitate the criminals in our society (James, 1997). It is owing to their role as reform institutions that prisons must be given adequate concern from the government as well as the courts themselves. To be noted here is the fact that the United States appreciates the corrective role played by both public and private prisons....

3 December 2009An Agreement between Kuwait and Britain The British-Kuwait Agreement of 1899 marked the founding of a great relationship between the two nations. This agreement defined Kuwait as an independent country under the protection of the British government. Both nations benefited from this agreement in the aspects of international relations, politics, and economics. This gave Britain sole control and mediation over Kuwait, while Kuwait on the other hand, gained a strong ally and protection...