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Category: Law

  • W1 lstd

    This discussion asks you to examine the constitutional rights afforded to offenders. Please thoroughly discuss each of the following: 1) Identify and discuss the constitutional protections afforded people accused of crimes. 2) If you were in a position to do so, would you increase or decrease the rights available to defendants at trial? Specifically, what might you recommend, and why?

  • Legal Memo

    see the attached instructions along with the two statements. I will attach the 9 cases once you confirm you understand the instructions and if you can relay back to me what is required. please also do not use AI for this as AI is restricted for this assignment. thank you

    Attached Files (PDF/DOCX): LP 26 WA1 Nora Dep.docx, LP I 26 Eli Rallo Aff-1.docx, LP I 26 WA1 instructions (1)_Williams.docx

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  • Criminal Justice System

    Assignment Brief:

    This Assignment is worth 100 marks, and should have between 1200 and 1500 words

    (excluding references). The mark for your assignment submission will be determined

    by reference to the quality of its analysis, its clarity and organisation, and its

    presentation, including its freedom from distracting stylistic errors (grammatical,

    spelling, punctuation and typographical). Where appropriate, reference should be

    made to legislation, cases, texts and other commentary. The APA style of referencing

    is to be used, and a minimum of five references is required.

    Analyze the following scenario and answer the question that follows.

    Question:

    You are a retired judge of the Supreme Court in Singapore. You have been invited to give an

    overview of the Criminal Justice System to first-year law students at a reputable university.

    Required:

    Discuss the Criminal Justice System (as you would explain to the first-year law

    students at the local university)

  • LAST

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  • Contracts

    TITLE: Prepare a Client Letter Advising About a Beginning Contract Process

    DUE: Monday, January 29, 2026, at 5:25 PM

    INSTRUCTIONS FOR STUDENT:

    You are tasked with preparing a draft letter to a client advising the client regarding a contracting process that is just beginning. You are provided with an email from a senior lawyer tasking you. The senior lawyer has also provided you with the rough term sheet that the client and their counterparty prepared.

    The term sheet references terms (e.g. the non-compete or the concept of an escrow) that we will specifically study later in this course. For such terms, you are not expected to understand the limitations or issues related to those terms for purposes of this assignment. Your focus in this Assignment should be on the process of getting a contract done, and not as much on the issues or limits with the proposed terms. Pay attention to what the partner and the client tell you they want to do and try to incorporate your approach and advice to match that.

    The learning goals of this assignment are twofold:

    1) Develop your ability to initiate a contract process.

    2) Gain insights into client-lawyer (and inter-lawyer) communications.

    Escrow and Closing

    The term sheet lists a 30–day escrow period. What this means is that when the contract is executed the buyer will then have 30 days to inspect the business and its books. If the buyer wants to and is satisfied with what they have seen, they can close the transaction, meaning that they are purchasing the asset. You do not have to understand the concept of closings and phased contracts yet (Class 15). But since they want to close in six weeks what that means is that they need to get the contract executed in two weeks, leaving about 4 weeks for the due diligence period. All of this is not something you are tasked with writing about, but I wanted you to understand this concept now.

    Business Industry Knowledge

    There are many other business/industry specific concepts about this transaction that you are not expected to know. But, if you think you have some insights, knowledge or ideas that you might bring to bear on this task, feel free to try and advise about them. Over the course of this class,you will gain some experience and knowledge about the nature of various types of business. But, over your career, that experience will accumulate and deepen. This Assignment exposes you to a relatively simple business purchase and sale transaction.

    Grading Criteria

    You will be graded for how well you:

    1) Provide advice and guidance to the client on the contracting process (Module I),

    2) Communicate effectively (Module II), and

    3) Use the language teaching of Module III (through Class 9).

    As noted in the separate document, Completing Assignments and Exercises, you also will be graded on how well you followed the instructions of the assignment which includes the directions from the partner and all the other instructions in that document. Being able to pay attention to detail and focus on the correct task is another important and common characteristic of successful lawyers.

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    EMAIL

    From: Pat Partner

    Sent:Tuesday, Jan 28, 2026 7:11 AM

    To:Alex Associate

    Subject: FWD: New Contract Opportunity

    Hi Alex,

    See the email below from a previous client of mine who is attempting to buy a business. Can you look at their term sheet and draft a letter from me to them advising them about their next steps and how we can help them?

    I want to end up negotiating the deal with them and then drafting/preparing the contract itself. I will have a contract form we can use from a previous transaction and we can support the two-week deadline to have a contract ready. I will handle the fee quote request so do not worry about that part of the letter.

    Just give them an overview of how they can get this across the finish line. Also point out any issues you see in the terms they have agreed on and what other major topics they should tackle.

    I will look closely at your letter and add anything needed, including the fee estimate.

    Yours,

    Patty

    Pat Partner

    Senior Partner

    Dewey Dewey and Dewey, A Law Corporation

    From: Carla Client

    Sent: Friday, January 28, 2026 7:36 PM

    To: Pat Partner

    Subject: New Contract Opportunity

    Hi Patty,

    I hope all is well. I have attached a term sheet I have worked out with a competitor of mine to buy their business in San Jose. Its in a shop in a strip mall with four stalls for servicing hydraulic lifts. I would love to get it. The owner wants to retire and no one in their family wants to take it over, which is why I think they want to sell. It would be a great opportunity for us to expand into the Bay Area. I am confident our reputation and marketing work will allow us to translate that place into a good asset.

    Can you look over the term sheet and give me your thoughts on what is next as well as what we missed?

    Also, Ill need an estimate of your fees.

    This is red hot, I want to close in six weeks. I can get the financing ready for that. Can we get a contract done fast enough to support that? I figure that means we need a contract signed in two weeks.

    Carla

    Carla Client

    President, Central Valley Hydraulics

    *******

    Term sheet for purchase of San Jose Lifts

    $1.2 Million. Includes all equipment, materials and supplies on site.

    30 day transition/escrow where CVH can meet with employees; decide who is staying, who is not and examine the books and facilities and decide whether to go forward with the transaction.

    SJL owner to serve as advisor for a one-year period following close.

    SJL owner agrees not to compete with CVH for 3 years.

    No warranties on equipment, it is all as-is.

    Requirements: As required

  • Motion to suppress evidence

    Scenario Patrol officer Duante Smith is dispatched to a loud noise complaint at an apartment in an area known for high narcotic activity. Officer Smith is also aware that undercover narcotics detectives have been conducting surveillance on this same apartment, and a male who frequents the apartment, who they have identified as Andrew Short. Patrol officer Duante Smith knocks on the apartment door. A woman answers the door, identifying herself as Sara Anderson. Officer Smith tells Anderson about the noise complaint. At that point, the narcotics detective walks up to the apartment, briefly stops to say hello to Officer Smith, then opens the apartment door and walks into the apartment. Upon entering the apartment, the narcotics detective sees a male sitting in a chair in the living room. The narcotics detective recognizes the man as Andrew Short, who he arrested in the past for drug charges. The detective starts questioning Short and asks him to stand up. The detective then reaches into Shorts back pants pocket, finding a plastic bag containing a white power substance. The detective also finds a handgun in the mans waistband. The detective notices that the serial number on the gun has been altered. The detective arrests Short for possession of narcotics and possession of a firearm with an altered serial number. The white powder in the plastic bag tests positive for heroin. The drugs and weapons found on Short are used to obtain a warrant to search Shorts house where more heroin is found, leading to additional drug charges against Short. Shorts defense attorney files a motion to suppress the evidence found on Short and in his home. Instructions You are the judge that has been assigned to rule on the motion to suppress evidence. How will you rule? Answer the following questions. Prepare written answers to the following questions. Support your answers based on relevant landmark U.S. Supreme Court cases and on what you have learned from your textbook or course materials Explain whether the detective lawfully entered the apartment. If not, what amendment did the officer violate? Explain whether the detective lawfully obtained the drugs from Shorts back pants pocket and the gun. If the detective did not lawfully obtain the drugs from Shorts back pants pocket or the gun, is this evidence admissible in court against Short? Explain Is the evidence found in the home admissible? Why or why not? Explain your answer. Explain whether there are any exceptions to the fruit of the poisonous tree doctrine.

  • Law Contracts – Part I – Contracts – Skills Assignment

    Fact Pattern

    • In Part I of the semester long assignment, you will assume the role of a business unit representative on an ad hoc procurement team at Galactic Corp. (Galactic), a manufacturer of space saving storage systems including mechanical shelving and cabinets.
    • The company has just finalized its acquisition of a smaller competitor, Mini Corp., and has identified the need to integrate some of Minis IT systems with their own.
    • Galactic has reviewed proposals from several reputable firms and is preparing to proceed to formal contract negotiation with Solutions, Inc.

    Required Reading

    As background for this type of procurement project we have provided

    The full text of this book is available as an e-book through the FSU Library. The text is a bit dated but the fundamental principles discussed for IT procurement remain quite similar today and can be applied to many commercial procurements outside of the IT space. Assignment – 125 points

    • The Assignment has two parts.
    • In the first part, you will answer questions related to the assigned reading.
    • In the second part, you will draft a Letter of Intent (LoI) for presentation to the vendor using a standard form of LoI.
    • The form, sourced from Practical Law (Westlaw), is supplemented by a set of annotations on how to use the form provided in the document NOTES-Using an LOI Form.

    1. Substantive Questions – 115 points

    I. Questions Related to Chapter 1 of the IT Procurement Handbook for SMEs – Please Answer Questions 1-4 – Length: 2-3 Pages

    1. Why does the author promote a Lifecycle approach to significant procurements?
    2. The author focuses on specifying the business requirements clearly before considering technological requirements or restriction. Why, and do you concur with this advice?
    3. The author advises that the lowest cost supplier may not be the most favorable proposal and suggests a number of other criteria to consider in selecting a vendor.
    • Identify at least three of these other criteria to consider while choosing a supplier
    • Describe how they might benefit the buyer during and/or after the procurement
    • Give special consideration to suggestions that are designed to reduce risk. Risk reduction is a key goal of parties creating contracts.

    4. Assume that your best friend, Leslie, has been hired as the Chief Procurement Officer for Oil Drilling, Inc. The oil exploration business is cyclical in nature. The industry is currently in an up-cycle and Oil Drilling just finished its most profitable fiscal year since its founding in 1959.

    • Leslie’s first task as Chief Procurement Officer is to purchase between 1,000 and 1,500 new rack servers for Oil Drilling, Inc.s main data center.
    • Each server costs between $90,000 and $145,000, depending on the configuration and service agreement.
    • The servers would replace the companys rack servers, purchased 5 years ago.
    • Commercial rack servers typically last between 5-8 years.
    • The previous servers were purchased from a small startup that has since gone out of business.
    • Leslie has asked for your help. Two-Part Question:
    • Given what your learned in The Procurement Lifecycle chapter, please identify 3 steps that Leslie should take in purchasing the new rack servers.
    • Please identify at least one point or claim made by the author with which you disagree. Explain why you would tell Leslie to avoid following the author’s advice vis–vis that point or claim.

    II. Letter of Intent

    Required Reading

    Documents

    Directions

    • Begin by reading:
    • The Drafting Notes set forth in the Letter of Intent: Commercial Transactions
    • The Summary of Solutions, Inc. Proposal
    • Then, using the documents Standard Form – Galactic Corp LOI and Summary Solutions, Inc. Proposal, draft the Letter of Intent that Galactic will send to Solutions. In doing so:
    • Provide all of the [bracketed] text needed in the Standard Form, and
    • Complete Exhibit A
    • Additional background information for your LOI:
    • Allow 30 calendar days for negotiating the Definitive Agreement and for the Buyers Counsel to provide the initial draft of that document.
    • Provide that the terms of the LOI are confidential (edit the confidentiality section).
    • Reference the laws of the imaginary state of Florida (postal code FG) in the Governing Law section.

    Set the expiration drop dead date to April 28, XXXX at 11:59 pm in the Term and Termination section

    2. References – 8 points

    • Legal arguments require support from authoritative sources. Please base your response on the materials provided in the assignment and on other relevant course materials (lectures, slides, readings, or other assigned materials) from the Modules covered so far.
    • In your response, make clear when you are relying on a source and provide full citations at the end.
    • If you use an external source to support your arguments, you must include:
    • A proper citation,
    • A workable URL, and
    • A one-sentence justification of why that external source adds value beyond the course materials.

    Attached Files (PDF/DOCX): Chapter 1 of the IT Procurement Handbook for SMEs (Nickson David 2007).pdf, Letter of Intent Commercial Transaction.pdf, Law Contracts Part 1 Assignment Rubric.pdf, Final FORM Galactic Corp LOI.docx, Final Summary of Solutions Inc Proposal.pdf

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  • eu law

    please use OSCOLA method for reference.

    Attached Files (PDF/DOCX): EU Law – LAW6012 3816 Part 1 – Presentation.pdf

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