Discuss the advantages and disadvantages of subjecting judges to the electoral process.

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Write a research paper of 5-7 pages in length. The essay should be double-spaced, with standard margins and standard font size. You should have at least 1-2 academic sources (peer-reviewed academic entries) (preferably from Jstor)
The essay must have a clear thesis statement, answer all parts of the question.

Please use “A brief intro to Canadian law” as a primary source (chapter 5, page 106, The Judiciary). Please make sure you are using the right book, click on the home icon to double-check, and choose the right book.
You can also use page;623 in “Canadian politics; critical approaches”, given that it mentions what political patronage is and its effect on appointing judges. Finally, use one academic source to support the argument.

To access the books go to : username: ninimbn@
Password: Vitalsource.

The Judiciary

Topic: The Judiciary is a powerful branch of government in Canada. While the function of the courts is to administrate law, we know its powers are far more wide reaching. Given the court’s impact on the development, evaluation, and administration of public law in Canada the question remains whether or not judges should be elected for the purposes of ensuring democratic accountability. Discuss the advantages and disadvantages of subjecting judges to the electoral process. Remember to address the following issues: democratic legitimacy, the appointment process, judicial independence and impartiality.

What did you think of the movie, the ideas discussed and the characters in the film? Did you change your opinion of the function of art?

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Writing assignment for the movie The Monuments Men
Synopsis:
Several middle aged men, many art historians, artists, scholars, museum staff and curators, left comfortable jobs and families to enlist in the Monuments, Fine Arts and Archives (MMFA). They found themselves traipsing through bombed-out Europe tracking down elusive paintings, statues and protecting architecture that would otherwise be lost or destroyed.
These men, originally American and then later British, petitioned President Franklin D. Roosevelt to consider creating this division of the military. While they had support from FDR, Eisenhower and Churchill, they had little to no supplies and sometimes met with resistance once in Europe.
All the while, Hitler, obsessively confiscated art that supported his Nationalist ideology and at the same time purged Europe of modern artists. Their task was to find and return the artistic and cultural treasures that were stolen and hidden throughout Europe.
The movie focuses on characters derived from the original dozen of Monuments Men who were on the ground in Normandy after D-Day (June 6, 1944). Another twenty or so men where gradually added until the end of the hostilities with the awesome responsibility of covering all of Northern Europe.
For more information about the MFAA (Monuments Men) visit:

Assignment:
Write a two-page response to the movie. 12 point, Times New Roman, 1 inch margins
What did you think of the movie, the ideas discussed and the characters in the film? Did you change your opinion of the function of art? Add any details that you think are noteworthy. What was your opinion of the film?
Be sure to have:
An introduction, that includes your opinion
A body that supports your opinion, be sure to include the scene(s) that supports your thoughts in the body of your essay
End your essay with a conclusion restating your opinion

Write a personal statement for Master of Fine Arts (M.F.A.) with a concentration in visual communications

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Write a personal statement for Master of Fine Arts (M.F.A.) with a concentration in visual communications (Virginia Commonwealth University)

Explain why a work in the collection of the AIC is Global

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250 word explanation of a why a work in the collection of the AIC is Postminimalism
another 250 word explanation of what lessons the same Postminimalism work holds for artists today.

250 word explanation of a why a work in the collection of the AIC is Global
another 250 word explanation of what lessons the same Global work holds for artists today.

Explain why a work in the collection of the AIC is Minimalism

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250 word explanation of a why a work in the collection of the AIC is Pop
another 250 word explanation of what lessons the same Pop work holds for artists today.
250 word explanation of a why a work in the collection of the AIC is Minimalism
another 250 word explanation of what lessons the same Minimalism work holds for artists today.

Explain why a work in the collection of the AIC is “Degenerate” subject to ridicule or censorship by powerful interests

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250 word explanation of a why a work in the collection of the AIC is Surrealism
another 250 word explanation of what lessons the same Surrealism work holds for artists today.
250 word explanation of a why a work in the collection of the AIC is “Degenerate” subject to ridicule or censorship by powerful interests
another 250 word explanation of what lessons the same “Degenerate” work holds for artists today.

Why a work in the collection of the AIC is Gutai

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250 word explanation of a why a work in the collection of the AIC is New York School
another 250 word explanation of what lessons the same New York School work holds for artists today.
250 word explanation of a why a work in the collection of the AIC is Gutai
another 250 word explanation of what lessons the same Gutai work holds for artists today.

What lessons DADA work holds for artists today.

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250 word explanation of a why a work in the collection of the AIC is DADA
another 250 word explanation of what lessons the same DADA work holds for artists today.
250 word explanation of a why a work in the collection of the AIC is Harlem Renaissance
another 250 word explanation of what lessons the same Harlem Renaissance work holds for artists today.

Explain what lessons the same Russian Abstraction work holds for artists today.

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250 word explanation of a why a work in the collection of the AIC is Blue Brider or Bridge
another 250 word explanation of what lessons the same Blue Brider or Bridge work holds for artists today.
250 word explanation of a why a work in the collection of the AIC is Russian Abstraction
another 250 word explanation of what lessons the same Russian Abstraction work holds for artists today.

What lessons the same Fauve work holds for artists today.

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250 word explanation of a why a work in the collection of the AIC is Fauve

another 250 word explanation of what lessons the same Fauve work holds for artists today.

250 word explanation of a why a work in the collection of the AIC is Cubist

another 250 word explanation of what lessons the same Cubist work holds for artists today.