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This House Believes That Western Liberal Democracies Should Impelement A Competency-based System of Legal Rights (Positive)

This House Believes That Western Liberal Democracies Should Impelement A Competency-based System of Legal Rights (Positive)

Definition Western Liberal Democracies are defined as countries in the Europe. Competency based system is a system where citizens must pass a mental capacity test to obtain legal rights instead of allocating certain rights on the basis of reaching a specific age. Legal rights: rights which exist under the rules of legal system. The urgency…

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Why Do People Commit Crime? (Part 1)

Disclaimer: This writing is only meant to be a brief explanation about the cause of crime that may be useful for creating debate arguments related to criminal justice system or criminal law motions. The substantive provided here will not be given in comprehensive form that contains statistical analysis, case study, or further theoretical examination (I…

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This House Believes That Universities Should Not Claim Patents over the Products of Their Researchers

The good ol’ debate of whether does copyright actually protect their original creators and inventors, or on the contrary, do they actually harm potential insight and demotivate future research and delay improvement? But, anyway, the wording of this motion actually makes things a little bit more complicated than just about this. Alright let’s go. Motion…

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