Law

Cybercrime Law

Immigration Law – Pros and Cons

Three Strikes Law

Health Care and Laws

This paper presents a discussion on the impacts of Tort Law and Criminal Law concerning the work of Healthcare Professionals. The Medical Industry is one of the most regulated sectors in the United States of America (Jay, 2010). This is attributed to the sensitivity and nature of the services offered in the field. The undertakings affect the lives of patients, their families, and friends directly. To help regulate and check activities of the healthcare provision, it has become necessary to have adequate laws to streamline the field. In the past, there have been reported cases of medical malpractices.

At Will Employment Laws

The employer-employee relationship is guided today by the concept of freedom, enshrined in the spirit of the country’s laws. The freedom of the employee to work for whoever he wants, at the time and place he chooses is the cog upon which the doctrine of employment at will is founded. The employment-at-will doctrine refers to the situation in which both the employer and the employee have the freedom to terminate the employment relationship at any time with or without notice. Indeed, over the period of years, the employer-employee relationship has undergone considerable changes to an extent that almost every employment relationship is considered to be employment-at-will except where it is shown otherwise. The doctrine, therefore, underlines the flexibility of the parties to terminate the employment relationship either for a bad cause, good cause, or even no cause at all.

Bullying Laws

School bullying has become rampant in the present day. It is viewed as an urgent education, health, and social concern that is at the forefront of public debate on policies and legislations. Today, school officials as well as members of the school community view bullying as a serious issue faced by the youth and local systems that are neglected. The focus on bullying in schools has amplified over the last 12 years. Bullying is often termed as a catalyzed reaction to violence in schools.