The term "Medical Negligence" is an issue of grave human rights apprehension that directly affects the "right to life and right health care" which also concern for all parties involved in medical care facilities. Most State-sponsored have passed Acts established courts fortify laws. Though there are no precise inclusive laws stop "medical negligence" Bangladesh, various legal mechanisms still p...

Over the past decade, several states introduced varying degrees of accountability systems for schools, which became federal law with the passage of the No Child Left Behind Act of 2001. The intent of these accountability laws was to improve academic performance and to make school quality more observable. Nonetheless, schools have reacted to these pressures in several different ways, some of whi...

Targeted Regulation of Abortion Provider laws (or TRAP laws) are state laws that apply only to abortion providers and impose on them licensing fees, physical plant/personnel regulations, and requirements that exceed those imposed on other comparable health-care providers or medical facilities. According to prochoice supporters, the explicit or implicit goal of TRAP laws is to drive abortion pro...