Summary The federal acquisition process entails the necessary procedures, regulations, and steps taken by the United States government to supply and acquire services. The process aims to deliver quality supply or services to the customer on time while maintaining the public’s trust and achieving policy objectives. The federal acquisition process...
Serial killers and the crimes committed by them are of significant interest to scholars. People involved in the unlawful killing of more than two individuals are referred to as serial murderers (Marono et al., 2020). Understanding the reasons behind criminal behavior is a crucial task performed during profiling (Marono et...
Introduction Organ donation is defined as the process of removing an organ from one person’s body and transplanting it into another person’s body. The procedure happens only after legally obtaining the consent of the donor who is alive or dead at the moment of the surgery. Diseases such as chronic...
What Is the Sarbanes-Oxley Act? The Sarbanes-Oxley Act is a legislative act that relates to the management of risk and auditing. Its action also extends to corporate governance and “financial reporting of public companies” (The Sarbanes Oxley Act, n.d.). The act’s provisions are aimed at the prevention and punishment of...
Introduction In the contemporary American law system, the primary rights of the accused are administrated by the Bill of Rights. The regulation includes the first ten amendments of the Constitution and concerns the rights of the citizens. These standards are necessary for the functional operation of the juridical processes in...
The murder incident involving Jodi Arias is one of the most perceptible cases of contemporary crime. Allegedly, the young woman was involved in the gruesome murder of her boyfriend, Travis Alexander. She was convicted of first-degree murder in 2013. The Jodi Arias case is one of the many stories of...
Many events associated with social justice occurred in 2020 that may have posed ethical dilemmas in organizations. There were at least three well-known events connected with racism, including the death of Breonna Taylor, Ahmaud Arbery, and George Floyd, which were all racial minorities. The death of Breonna Taylor, a 26-year-old...
Risk factors for child abuse are the measurable factors that increase the probability of future child maltreatment. These factors include family structures, and cultural and previous history of abuse (Font & Maguire-Jack, 2020). One of the major risk factors is parental substance abuse. When children are born to drug-abusing parents,...
Common or case law refers to written rules and regulations based on court-established legal precedents. It influences unusual case decision-making processes where the results are not dependent on written laws or existing statutes (“Common law vs. statutory law,” n.d.). These laws fall into two categories: one where the present rules...
Introduction On August 24, 1924, the plaintiff, Helen Palsgraf, was waiting for the train on the defendant’s Long Island Railroad platform when two men with a package ran forward to catch the already moving train. The railroad workers wanted to help one of these men who was falling. The man...