Category: Law

follow the sample outline, the case itself, and the instructions, to write a complete script for a 13minutes presentation.

The best place to begin is by reviewing the facts found in the record, including the arresting officers hearing testimony, and the tip received on the tip line. See which facts were corroborated, and see which facts you might be able to corroborate on your own.

Then, when you begin researching, start by reviewing the cases cited in the district courts memorandum denying the motion to suppress. Remember that you are looking for relevant Supreme Court cases, First Circuit cases, and district court cases within the First Circuit (if they are particularly useful on the facts). You want to find cases that identify and discuss the various factors courts consider in assessing probable cause based on information supplied by an anonymous tipster.

Please read Miller v. Alabama, 567 U.S. 460 (2012). In a few sentences, briefly explain what happened in this case. Please list the facts of the case, the issue before the Supreme Court, and the outcome of the case (holding). Then, briefly describe your thoughts regarding a mandatory term of life imprisonment without the possibility of parole for juveniles. Please list as follows: Facts Issue Holding Your opinion Must be 500 words

Emphasis should be placed upon what you will apply in your practice as a legal professional.

The PPT must also aggressively apply speaker notes and images. The final course reflection PPT is a 15-slide minimum assignment. The PPT must include a cover page and a reference page which are not included in the minimum slide requirement. Please include in-text citations.

Read and view (short videos) all information that is listed below and the 2 attachments. Create this presentation using these sources. Please include these sources on the references page.

You were interviewed for a job on Wednesday. The employer orally offered you a job right on the spot. You agreed to start working the following Monday, to be employed from that Monday, for one year thereafter. Three weeks after starting the job, you were fired without cause and replaced by the employer’s friend. Will you be successful in an action brought against the employer for breach of contract? Explain why or why not.

This project is designed to illustrate how constitutional law lives today. You will be researching recent Supreme Court cases that have important constitutional issues related to criminal law. Here are the details:

PART ONE:

1) Go to this website to choose a case that was decided by the Supreme Court in the

2) Choose from one of the below listed five CRIMINAL cases from the 2017 Supreme Court term that deals with a CONSTITUTIONAL ISSUE. Scroll down to the listed sitting month to find the cases to review.

• District of Columbia v. Wesby, No. 15-1485 (October sitting)
• Class v. U.S., No. 16-424 (October sitting)
• Carpenter v. U.S., No, 16-402 (December sitting)
• Collins v. Virginia, No. 16-1027 (January sitting)
• Dahda v. U.S., No. 17-43 (February sitting)

3) Once you have selected a case to do your research, answer the numbered questions.

A. Find the Petition for Writ of Certiorari for the case. (This is usually the first document filed.)

1. What was the QUESTION PRESENTED to the Court? (This is usually found on one of the first pages of the petition.)(Include a summary of the case.)

B. Listen to at least 30 minutes of the Oral Argument. (You will need to download the MP3 to do this.)

(If you have trouble with the audio, you can also read the transcript.)

2. Outline the arguments presented in the section you listened to. (Just make bullet points!)

C. Choose one amicus brief and answer the following three (3) questions:

2. Who filed the Amicus Brief?

3. Whose side does the Amicus Brief take?

4. How long was the Amicus Brief (pages)?

D. Look at the Supreme Courts opinion in your case.

5. What did the Court hold, and why? Explain in a well-written paragraph.

E. What about this case made you want to select it for review?

6. Describe what drew you to this case. Why did you select it over the other choices?

PART TWO:

Now, look at the case Mitchell v. Wisconsin before the Supreme Court in April 2019. (You will need to scroll down to the April sitting).

Do a little research on the case (from this website or any reliable website). Once you have done this, answer the following questions;

A. Explain how you would decide the case if you were sitting on the Supreme Court. Make sure you include the following in your well-written opinion:

1. What is the main issue?

2. What Constitution Issue does this case concern?

3. How would you rule, and what was the legal basis for your ruling?

Grammar and spelling do count. Please organize the project as it is outlined above. Sources must be cited and must be written in APA format.

Please contact me if you have questions.

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For this assignment, we examine the United States legal system, which is often described as a common law legal system. However, the United States legal system may incorporate principles of other legal systems. This module will examine the unique system that has developed in the United States. This assignment hones your research and writing and sharpens your analytical skills by requiring you to research primary source founding documents, identify which legal system they fall into and justify that identification, and also identify similarities between two legal traditions that seem vastly different.

Instructions

The United States has developed a unique combination of both civil and common law. For this essay, read the founding documents of the United States assigned for this Module: Week: Declaration of Independence, Constitution, and Bill of Rights. Then, read and review the United States courts website. This essay will address the following:

In the first 2-3 pages of your essay, explain whether the United States founding documents fall within the civil law, common law, or both.

In the second half of this essay, compare the format of the United States federal court system to the court system of 1 state of your choosing. Compare the structure described on the federal website to the structure described on the website of 1 state. You may choose the state in which you live or a state you would like to visit. However, make sure to provide citations to the websites from which you learned the information. Remember, examine the structure on the website of the states court system, not on Wikipedia or another online encyclopedia or blog.

Your essay must be 56 pages in current Bluebook format and contain at least 5 scholarly sources in addition to/other than the course textbook and the Bible. Wikipedia does not count as a scholarly source. Include headings for clear organization. Cover Pages will not count toward the page total, and your citations should be in-text citations (not footnotes, endnotes, reference pages, etc.).

Note: Your assignment will be checked for originality via the Turnitin plagiarism tool.