
Maintaining Law and Order in a Society
- Harper Turner
- February 13, 2025
For maintaining law and order in a society, there must be rules that should be followed so that the ones which have done the wrong deeds in their lives get their reward. Many ways are always present to bring a person to the pleasant life although he has done wrong deed but punishment is not […]
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Impact of Baby Boomers on American Society
- Harper Turner
- February 7, 2025
Demographers’ defined the baby boom as a birth surge started in 1946, after the World War II and reached its peak in 1957 and continued until 1964 because of the postwar prosperity. Most people uses “generation” as their term but demographers precisely referred it as “cohort” (group of individuals experiencing a certain event within a […]
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Can The Idea Of America Be Saved?
- Harper Turner
- January 31, 2025
By almost any measure one could say that America’s best days have passed. We are hopelessly mired in debt. Millions of able-bodied Americans are unemployed and nearly half our population is now on the government dole in one way or another. We are today as politically polarized as I have seen in my lifetime. We […]
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Review of “American Dialogue” by Joseph Ellis
- Harper Turner
- January 30, 2025
I have been looking for some perspective on the current issues facing our country. By chance, I happened across Ellis’s very recent book. I approached it with great anticipation and was not disappointed. Ellis discusses four major issues and four of the founders of our country who wrestled with them. They include race and Thomas […]
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Animals Love Better Than Humans Do
- Harper Turner
- January 22, 2025
Even after all years of evolution, one thing remains true: animals love better than humans do. We think ourselves at the top of the food chain. However, the animal kingdom still surpasses us in many ways. These wonderful creatures which many of us do not appreciate enough can teach us so much. Can an animal […]
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The Arizona Employment Protection Act and the Employment-At-Will Relationship
- Harper Turner
- January 17, 2025
Arizona employers and employees have an “at-will” relationship, which means that employers are free to terminate employees without notice or reason, and employees are free to quit at any time without notice or reason. Of course, the employment-at-will relationship is subject to both parties’ obligation to meet other legal requirements, including contractual duties and compliance […]
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Advocating to Preserve the Grandparent-Grandchild Bond
- Harper Turner
- January 5, 2025
“I never thought this would happen to me and when it did, I thought that I was the only one!” cried yet another orphaned grandma. How could grandparenting, such a normal part of the life cycle, be so fragile? Disenfranchised grandparents are part of a growing population of loving grandparents UNREASONABLY denied visitation with their […]
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International Law And The Right To A Healthy Environment As A Jus Cogens Human Right
- Harper Turner
- January 1, 2025
I. JURISPRUDENTIAL BACKGROUND AND THEORETICAL ISSUES To date, traditional international law does not consider human environmental rights to a clean and healthy environment to be a jus cogens human right. Jus cogens (“compelling law”) refers to preemptory legal principles and norms that are binding on all international States, regardless of their consent. They are non-derogable […]
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