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« on: May 04, 2012, 11:11:37 AM »Tribbles caught the Klingon spy- how patrioticTribbles ? Is that a novel? sounds nice.
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General Off-Topic Board / Re: Do you watch series like Boston leagal or Good Wife trying to learn something?« on: May 04, 2012, 11:11:37 AM »Tribbles caught the Klingon spy- how patrioticTribbles ? Is that a novel? sounds nice. 12
General Off-Topic Board / Re: Do you watch series like Boston leagal or Good Wife trying to learn something?« on: May 04, 2012, 11:03:12 AM »I agree with Nova. I love studying law, but as a law student, TV shows about lawyers are mostly unbearable. It's the same when I watch movies about the Marine Corps. I can't sit there without noticing every little thing that the actors do wrong — like when the officer salutes the enlisted man instead of the other way around, or when the private talks back to a captain. This does not happen in real life. Ever. TV makes being an attorney appear glamorous, but in my experience, most attorneys are rather ordinary, if bright, people.yeah I agree with you on that 13
General Off-Topic Board / Do you watch series like Boston leagal or Good Wife trying to learn something?« on: April 29, 2012, 11:01:29 AM »
seriously, law school students have time to watch leagal series like Boston Leagal?
may I know how many of you like learn about law stuff in this way?? thx;) 14
Black Law Student Discussion Board / Re: Discuss : what if constitutional basic rights come into collision with public...« on: December 23, 2011, 10:35:51 PM »[/quote] you not get it either, numbnuts. this really your best topic, cupcake? [/quote] ummm the reason why I didn't get it is because I'm not native English speaker. !@#$%^ I'm interested in why you call me cupcake?? That is a kind of cake too sweet... and it is called fairy cake in England. At last , I don't want this to be my best topic, that make no sense. I want to communicate with people here and I find it kind of interesting =] 15
Black Law Student Discussion Board / Re: Discuss : what if constitutional basic rights come into collision with public...« on: December 23, 2011, 01:06:54 AM »I'm wirriting a paper on should government astrict constitutional basic rights when there is a big activity( for example, London will hold the Olympic games next year) ? 1.Don't you think if the police define who should be high-risk people, there would a possibility that some people who are innoccent would be terrified by the police(because the police would do some actions to them ) or they would be discriminated by other people who are not high-risk people. 2.You said "their rights won't be affected", what do you think is the most factor in insuring it? 16
Black Law Student Discussion Board / Re: Discuss : what if constitutional basic rights come into collision with public...« on: December 23, 2011, 01:00:37 AM »julie simply told you you incorrect about what julie mean. deal with it. pardon me , what are you arguing about? seems like you Julie don't think fortook asking what school do I go to is not a good idea and then you two get involved in a discussion?? haha17
Black Law Student Discussion Board / Re: Discuss : what if constitutional basic rights come into collision with public...« on: December 18, 2011, 09:55:24 AM »
Thanks for your suggestion =]
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Black Law Student Discussion Board / Discuss : what if constitutional basic rights come into collision with public...« on: December 15, 2011, 12:54:49 AM »
Hello everyone!
I'm wirriting a paper on should government astrict constitutional basic rights when there is a big activity( for example, London will hold the Olympic games next year) ? So I hope I could discuss this issue with you here. I have finished my paper=] so here is my opinion: BACKGROUND: 1.In China , there are 8 million people are marked to be high-risck people by the police and they had to leave to another city (not been forced to ) because some of them are afraid of being arrested. 2.the government think they have not done anything which is compellent to make them leave so it doesn't have responsibility. DISCUSSION: 1. Do the police have the right to define high-risk people ? 2.Defining who belongs to high-risk people and form a threaten to them is the only way to make sure the security of public activity like the Olympics? 3. I used the constitutional principle of reservation and the principle of proportionality to explain my opinion. any other opinions?
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