Category: Law

instructions are attached. A power point template is attached

In the textbook on pages 195-199, an imaginary panel discussion takes place on the Exclusionary Rule. Please review the discussion and indicate whose position(s), i.e., Average Urban Citizen, Prosecutor, Public Defender, etc., you agree with and why. If you do not agree with any of the positions, discuss why.

Following the “How to Brief a Case” handout given in Module 3, brief U.S. v. Leon (1984) 468 U.S. 897. Please remember to follow the instructions on the “How to Brief a Case” handout. Your brief should include a heading for the Case Name/citation, Facts, Issue, Holding/Decision & Reasoning. Your facts and holding should be succinct, and your brief should not exceed one page.

Refer to Chapter 7 for sources

My law school essays are written by me but they are constantly detected for AI. Help me remove this by editing it out and rewriting it to make it more human. For the 2nd essay, it is below the word cap of 750 at 632, so add and emphasize some points to make it that way. The 3rd essay is 782 words so trim it down to be below 750. The prompts are not counted in the word count. dont worry about the ai detection in the prompts, but cut it out for the essay parts.

Choose any of the topic, u want to choose. (Sample topic list)Follow the format also on the file attached

Instructions

Assignment Details

Word Count: ~7501000 words

This assignment builds the foundation for your final research paper by introducing you to key scholarly conversations, debates, and Indigenous knowledge systems connected to your chosen topic. Guided by Indigenous pedagogies that emphasize careful listening, relational accountability, and respect for Knowledge Keepers, this assignment strengthens your ability to evaluate knowledge sources and situate your work within broader intellectual traditions. By engaging critically with existing literature, you will learn to recognize gaps, tensions, and possibilities that will inform the direction and depth of your final paper.

Instructions:

• Clearly identify the topic or research question you will pursue in your final paper.
• Select three scholarly sources (peer-reviewed journal articles, academic books, or Indigenous knowledge sources published within scholarly contexts).
• Provide full APA 7th edition citations for each source.
• For each source, write a 200250-word annotation that:
• Summarizes the central argument, purpose, or findings.
• Evaluates the sources credibility, methodology, theoretical orientation, and alignment with Indigenous or decolonial perspectives.
• Explains how the source supports, expands, or challenges your emerging research direction, and how it will be used in your final paper.

Evaluation Criteria:

• Appropriate selection of scholarly sources
• Accurate APA citation formatting
• Clear, concise, and critical annotations
• Relevance to chosen research topic

Generative AI Usage Reminder

The use of Generative AI tools (e.g., ChatGPT, Grammarly, etc.) is not permitted for assignments, discussion posts, or assessments in this course. Work suspected of being generated by AI may receive a grade of zero and could result in an academic integrity investigation. Please review the course outline for full details on academic integrity expectations and consequences.

Please respond to the following:

Homicide or murder is the killing of a human being by another. Since 1900, virtually all states have had two or three degrees of murder.

Use FindLaw’s State Criminal Law webpage to respond to the following and summarize your replies.

1. Explain the law in your home state regarding the crimes of murder, assault and battery, and the differences.
2. Explain what elevates a crime to an aggravated offense.

Read the case of [Reese v. ATF],

decided in January 2025.

1. Explain and summarize the 5th Circuit Court of Appeals decision and whether or not you agree.

• Provide support for your answer.

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