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    Introduction This paper aims to explore the Legal Services Act 2007 and the impact the Act has had on the role of a Costs Lawyer since implementation. Findings The starting point for this topic has to be to consider the original Legislation and the rights provided within the same. The Courts and Legal Services Act 1990 only allowed qualified and regulated Solicitors and Barristers the rights of audience before a Court in proceedings to which the individual was not a party to. The Access t Justice

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    secret that technology has changed the way that many things are done in our culture today. The legal world is no exception. When lawyers work on cases, there is usually a lot of reading involved. This takes a lot of time and a team of lawyers that is expensive to employ. Electronic Discovery (e-discovery) is technology that has cut down on this time and cost, and has significantly changed the legal world. It is software that can analyze documents and extract key words or phrases. In a case concerning

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    solitude, to discovery and physical freedom?” – Erik D. Fritsvold Legal consciousness is the summation of views and/or ideas that are expressed by a person in regards to law, litigation, and the justice system as a whole. This can also be viewed as an opinion a single person has about what is constituted as “right” and what is “wrong”. My view of the law might be different than your view of the law and that makes our legal consciousness different from one another. The reason that our views are

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    Legal Drinking Age

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    increase the amount of drinking, but if we raise the legal drinking age it would reduce the amount of car crashes, abusive relationships, and illegal underage drinking. It’s medically irresponsible to do under-age drinking, it’s actually medically irresponsible to do it at all. If we would lower the legal drinking age the amount of car crashes would increase. A 1975 study showed that when 2 U.S states and a province in Canada lowered the legal-drinking age it increased fatal car accidents. Since

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    Introduction A business also called a company, enterprise or firm is a legally recognized organization, designed to provide goods and services to consumers. According to the purpose of the business, ownership of the business and nature of economic contribution of the business; the business can fall into one of the three standard sectors. There are; private sector, public sector and nonprofit sector. The part of the economy concerned with providing basic government services is called public

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    The Legal Drinking Age

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    The Legal Drinking Age In the United States, the legal drinking age is 21+, but to join any branch of the United States military you must be 18+ unless your parents to give consent at 17. This raises the question, “Why can you fight and die for your country but not be old enough to drink?” I am going to agree with this statement, if you are legally an adult by 18 then why shouldn’t you be able to make your own decisions? The main reason every state has the age for legal alcohol consumption at 21

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    Improving Access to Legal Services in the United States The U.S. Congress established the Legal Services Corporation (LSC) in 1974 to promote equality in the justice system. Today, the access and affordability of legal services, especially for the poor, continues to be an issue. According to the LSC’s 2017 Justice Gap Report, “Eighty-six percent of the civil legal problems faced by low-income Americans in a given year receive inadequate or no legal help” (Legal Services Corporation, 2017, p. 30)

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    Legal Positivism v. the Law of Nature Legal philosophy has changed dramatically throughout the years; many theories have evolved and are still supported to this day. Concepts such as values, morality, desires, and reason all come into play when law is defined. Law is a very difficult word to define; what exactly is it and where does it come from? To understand the idea of law, one must also understand how humans have evolved. From the beginning, humans have been forming groups for survival; either

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    legal case Essay

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    Paralegal Certificate from City College of San Francisco. In June 2001, Ms. Lewis opened her business to prepare legal paperwork for clients involved in uncontested divorces. She advertises her business in the Daily Journal and the Recorder. She charges no more than $75 for the complete

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    Legal Drinking Age

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    The Legal Drinking Age in America As someone under the age of twenty-one and in college, the legal drinking age is an issue with which I am familiar. In my experience and according to my research, people in the United States start drinking far before the age of twenty-one. The legal drinking age is much debated by scholars and students alike; some find that twenty-one is the right age while other feel like it should be lower-- like in many other countries around the world. Despite strong

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