Parens patriae is <em>a legal term that describes to the power of the government to act in the interests of individuals who can not provide for themselves.</em>
For instance, parens patriae doctrine empowers a judge to grant or reallocate a minor child's custody, irrespective of the wishes of the parents.
In fact, parens patriae can be interpreted as specifically as serving a single child's interests and as widely as ensuring the entire population's well-being.
I wouldnt say this is correct but when water is evaporating it gains water in the clouds but is loosing water on the ground therefore water could possibly be the energy
Voting is an essential power because we as the people decide on who we want as our government. A random person who gets elected if there was no voting could have bad intentions. Its a right we have also its a 9th amendment
The United States sent Matthew Perry and seven warships to Japan to sign the Convention of Kanagawa, the treaty allowing trade between the United States and Japan.
