Generate a list of experiences you have encountered that meet the criteria of transitions and turning points. January 18, 2022 Read More »
Under U.S. constitutional law, a “minimum rational basis” test is used in the context of homosexuality: the government’s aim must be legitimate, and the means must be rationally related to this aim. January 18, 2022 Read More »
U.S. constitutional law distinguishes between intentionally discriminatory actions and those with a disparate impact. Ordinarily, statutes with a disparate impact are required to satisfy only a requirement of rationality, while sometimes statutes that intentionally discriminate must satisfy a more stringent standard. Does the Human Rights Committee take a different approach? What justifications are there for distinguishing between intentional discrimination and disparate impact? Are they relevant to the problem in Simunek? Examine the racial and birth discrimination claims in Abdulaziz, Cabales and Balkandali v. United Kingdom, 94 Eur. Ct. H. R. (ser. A) (1985). Would these claims have succeeded under the UN Human Rights Committee’s analysis in Simunek? January 18, 2022 Read More »
Under U.S. constitutional law, a “heightened rational basis” test is used in the context of gender discrimination: the classification must serve “important” governmental objectives, and the discriminatory means employed must be “substantially related” to the achievement of these ends. January 18, 2022 Read More »
As you learned earlier, a design check set is a collection of one or more design checks. For profiles, there are two types of design checks: January 18, 2022 Read More »
In this exercise, you’ll apply section styles to differentiate between sections that represent finished ground, existing ground, and rock surfaces. January 18, 2022 Read More »
Jurors may be a priori biased for or against the prosecution in a criminal trial. January 18, 2022 Read More »
Simulation studies are important in investigating various characteristics of a system or process. January 18, 2022 Read More »
