After carefully reading this class’s case, draft a Case Brief using the methods described in the video lecture on case briefing.

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2 case Briefs

Instructions

After carefully reading this class’s case, you will draft a Case Brief using the methods described in the video lecture on case briefing.  This assignment will contribute to your final grade as a written assignment.

  • https://www.studypool.com/questions/download?id=2812608&path=uploads/questions/781087/20230417201818oregon_v_mathiason.pdf&fileDownloadName=attachment_1
  • https://www.studypool.com/questions/download?id=2812608&path=uploads/questions/781087/20230417201822rhode_island_v_innis.pdf&fileDownloadName=attachment_3

 

Address at least two posts of your classmates. Read your classmates’ posts and compose at least two responses (min. 200 words each) to your classmates’ original post.

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3: Discussion

In addition, you are required to address at least two posts of your classmates. Read your classmates’ posts and compose at least two responses (min. 200 words each) to your classmates’ original post. Your comments need to be substantive, well-written and critical. You have to use at least 2 readings in your comment. Note that the APA style applies to your answers and comments.

When posting on DB, you should:

  • Make posts that are on topic and within the scope of the course material;
  • Take your posts seriously and review and edit your posts before sending;
  • Be as brief as possible while still making a thorough comment;
  • Always give proper credit when referencing or quoting another source;
  • Be sure to read all messages in a thread before replying. Do not repeat someone else’s post without adding something of your own to it;
  • Avoid short, generic replies such as, “I agree.” You should include why you agree or add to the previous point;
  • Always be respectful of others’ opinions even when they differ from your own. When you disagree with someone, you should express your differing opinion in a respectful, non-insulting way.

Why do you want to study this subject?

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UCAS Personal Statement for Law School Undergraduate courses.

Prompt: Why do you want to study this subject?

Do you think that these reforms would provide a balanced and workable means of ensuring that corporations are accountable for serious breaches of Australian legislation?

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Writer can choose depending on what is argued in the essay.

Question 2 – In April 2020, the Australian Law Reform Commission (‘ALRC’) handed down its Report 136 on Corporate Criminal Responsibility. The ALRC’s report made a number of recommendations for reforming the Criminal Code Act 1995 (Cth) as it applies to offences committed by corporations. Do you think that these reforms would provide a balanced and workable means of ensuring that corporations are accountable for serious breaches of Australian legislation?

List the three most important hurdles or problems that Elizabeth Giller must deal with to the satisfaction of the court in order to be successful in a lawsuit against Jack Keaton’s estate. Explain your answer.

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Legal Research Client File

QUESTION FIVE – CLIENT FILE (25 Marks)

The following questions are based on the Giller v. Keaton Estate exercise found in our textbook on pages 293 – 298. Do not write a memo of law or an opinion letter as indicated in the textbook on those pages, just answer the questions as asked on this exam.

  • (a)List the three most important hurdles or problems that Elizabeth Giller must deal with to the satisfaction of the court in order to be successful in a lawsuit against Jack Keaton’s estate. Explain your answer. (6 mks.)
  • (b)What would you identify as the appropriate legal procedure(s) to take for our client, Elizabeth Giller, to help her achieve what she wants in this case? Explain your answer (7 mks.)
  • (c)Applying the facts to the law in Giller v. Keaton Estate, do you think that Elizabeth Giller would be likely to succeed? Why or why not? Explain your answer with reference to the statute sections provided in our textbook. (12 mks.)

How does technological development affect the modes, methods and outcomes of modern diplomacy? How does modern diplomacy shape the direction, pace and impact of technological development?

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Modern diplomacy and technological development and tier impact on the international rations

1. How does technological development affect the modes, methods and outcomes of modern diplomacy?

2. How does modern diplomacy shape the direction, pace and impact of technological development?

3. How does the interaction between modern diplomacy and technological development affect the nature and dynamics of international relations?

 

What are the first officer responsibilities when responding to a crime? What actions should be taken to secure a crime scene? In a death investigation, what might officers encounter during a preliminary death investigation?

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Revel Criminal Investigation: The Art and the Science, 9e “ADJ 236”

This paper must be 3 typed pages in length, double-spaced with one – inch margins.

Use the link or Zoom recording: Crime 360 – The Shooting Party (season 2 episode 3 – 44:58 minutes)

https://therokuchannel.roku.com/details/7a42880252…

Answering the following questions based on information from the textbook “Revel Criminal Investigation: The Art and the Science, 9e” and the video:

  • Summarize what happened in the case? The who, why, what, when and how.
  • What are the first officer responsibilities when responding to a crime?
  • What actions should be taken to secure a crime scene?
  • In a death investigation, what might officers encounter during a preliminary death investigation?
  • What physical evidence is found by the police?
  • What was discovered at the autopsy?
  • Because one of the victims had a gun when he died, what is a possible legal defense the suspect(s) might use?
  • What evidence did the detectives discover to make arrests?
  • According to the lead detective – how many suspects were charged with this case and what were the charges?
  • What is the lucky buckeye?

Is the death penalty racially biased or prejudiced?

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Debatable

Is the death penalty racially biased or prejudiced?

Examine the legal basis for universal jurisdiction and how it interrelates with other key principles and issues of international law, including state sovereignty, the subjects of international law, jurisdiction and the relationship between international and national law.

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The options and limitations that exist for Australia to prosecute non-citizen individuals for atrocities they committed in another state.

Examine the legal basis for universal jurisdiction and how it interrelates with other key principles and issues of international law, including state sovereignty, the subjects of international law, jurisdiction and the relationship between international and national law. Refer to any relevant international legal obligations and treaties Australia has ratified and how these are incorporated in Australian law.

Analyze whether a statute applies to a specific set of facts.

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Law Question

This legal analysis will require you to analyze whether a statute applies to a specific set of facts. A fact pattern, at least one statute, and at least one case will be provided to you. This paper will test the skills you have learned during the first half of this course, including reading and interpreting statutory provisions, recognizing necessary and relevant facts, and using case law to understand statutory language.

In Week 5, you will have the opportunity to provide and receive feedback on your outline for Full Paper 1. You must supply your peers with an outline of your analysis within Discussion 5, and you must respond to two classmates with your feedback. Your responses must offer constructive reviews, give suggestions for improvement, highlight strengths, etc. Your grade for the discussion will be based primarily on the quality of your feedback. Please note that responses for this discussion are due by 11:59 p.m. CT Friday. This will provide you time to incorporate the feedback you receive.