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Write a two-page essay (excluding title and reference pages) on contract modifications and terminations in government contracting, using paraphrased content from at least three library articles and APA citations as detailed in the current APA manual in the library resources focus on:

The types and processes of contract modifications (unilateral and bilateral)

The role and use of FAR Part 43 and relevant clauses

Termination procedures and the application of FAR Part 49

The degree of government contracting practices refers to the Uniform Commercial Code (UCC) for contract disputes

Completing the assignment provides students insight into current DoD contract modifications and terminations in federal contracting, including the application of regulatory frameworks.

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please write a 2 page reaction paper to an article. Obviously, i will be sending it to you. Times new roman, double spaced, 12 size font. No plagarism.1) Choose one article from the readings assigned for the
week. 2) Provide a summary of the arguments made by the author or various
authors. 3) Finally, tell us whether you agree or disagree with the arguments

discussed in the readings and why.

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Article Analysis #8- The Executive and Federal Bureaucracy

• Due Monday by 10:30am
• Points 50
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• File Types doc, pdf, pages, and docx
• Available after Oct 6, 2025 at 12am

One Page Article Analysis

First, read a news story from the newspaper or the Internet. Answer the following questions regarding your news story: 1) What is the main issue, who are the main actors being discussed, what are your thoughts about this story?;

Second, choose one of the assigned articles from Canvas you read for this week. Answer the following questions regarding the assigned article: 1) What are the basics of this article (who, what, when, how, why, etc.); 2) What is the overall main point the author is trying to convince you of? 3) Do you agree with the authors argument? Why? Why not?

Finally, tie together your news story with what you learned from the assigned article, textbook readings, podcasts, videos, etc. for this week. Type your answers using your own words, no outline or bullets, complete sentences and paragraphs, single-spaced, full-page.

There are fifteen article analysis assignments required (50 points each), one due in the dropbox on Monday of each week by 10:30 am (no late work please). Each of these assignments requires the student to read articles assigned for the week on Canvas (for example: “Export This?”), as well as recent political news stories from a major daily periodical or e-news source (NY Times, Washington Post, Wall Street Journal, CNN Politics, Sacramento Bee, etc.). You must read the newspaper every day and choose a story about American politics for your weekly Article Analysis. We will discuss your news story at the beginning of class every Monday when I ask “So, what is going on in American politics today?”

The idea behind this assignment is to have students keep up on political events from throughout the country, put them in the context of broader conceptual thought (based on the assigned articles for the week), and then think critically about that news event. Students are expected to use their own thoughts and words in the written assignments. Use of ChatGPT or other AI tools to submit what should be original written work will be detected and given zero points.

The quality of writing should be college level, one full page, at least 300 words, double or single spaced, 12 pt font. You must include a citation of the source of your news article with the title, author’s name, periodical name, and date of publication (MLA or APA format). Please Submit Assignment as a .pdf or Word doc.

Plagiarism will result in zero points. I use a program called TurnItIn and other AI detectors to determine how much, if any, of your assignment has come directly from the Internet or is AI generated. So, please put everything in your own words. Do not cut and paste anything from the Internet or AI generated text.

I recommend students clip several political news articles from the newspaper or the internet each week. Then, in your article analysis, you can tie one or more of these stories to what you have been learning from the assigned articles, textbook, podcasts, and other course resources.

Be prepared to talk about your news story in class on Mondays.

Students must select a State, National, or International professional organization (NCSF, NSCA, NASM, ATPA, etc) identied within the textbook or use an organization specific to your career. For your paper, include its: mission, membership dues, dues, journals published, conferences offered, and other services provided to its membership. All this information can be found on their website. I want you to critique why this organization would be beneficial or not for someone to join as member. Support your agreements from the information they give on their websites.

You are expected to include 2 of your own critique questions for the organization you use.

This must be typed in APA format. It must be least 2 pages, making sure you cover all the issues talked above.

Make sure to cite your references in APA format, and check for spelling and grammatical errors.

Part 1

In City of Grants Pass v. Johnson (2024), the case arose when the city of Grants Pass, Oregon enforced local ordinances that prohibited camping and sleeping on public property. These laws imposed fines for initial violations and possible jail time for repeat offenses. However, the city had a significant homeless population and not enough available shelter beds to accommodate all individuals experiencing homelessness. As a result, many individuals were forced to sleep outdoors. A group of homeless individuals filed a class action lawsuit, arguing that enforcing these ordinances against them effectively punished them for their status as homeless individuals. Lower courts ruled in favor of the plaintiffs and blocked enforcement of the ordinances, leading the case to be reviewed by the U.S. Supreme Court (City of Grants Pass v. Johnson, 2024).

Both sides presented strong arguments. The plaintiffs argued that the ordinances violated the Eighth Amendment because they punished conduct that was unavoidable. Since there were not enough shelter beds, sleeping in public was a necessity rather than a choice. They claimed this amounted to cruel and unusual punishment and relied on precedent such as Robinson v. California (1962), which held that the government cannot criminalize a persons status. In contrast, the City of Grants Pass argued that the ordinances regulated behavior, not status. The city maintained that the laws applied equally to all individuals and were necessary to protect public health and safety. They also argued that the Eighth Amendment applies only to the type of punishment imposed, not to whether certain behaviors can be criminalized.

The U.S. Supreme Court ruled in favor of the City of Grants Pass, holding that enforcing public camping laws does not violate the Eighth Amendment. The Court reasoned that the Eighth Amendment is concerned with the type and severity of punishment, not the criminalization of conduct (City of Grants Pass v. Johnson, 2024). The penalties imposed by the city, such as fines and short jail terms, were not considered cruel or unusual. Additionally, the Court emphasized that the ordinances did not criminalize the status of being homeless but instead targeted specific actions like camping in public spaces. The Court also declined to expand constitutional protections to cover involuntary conduct and stated that issues such as homelessness should be addressed through the democratic process rather than judicial interpretation. I agree with the Courts ruling because it maintains the original intent of the Constitution and respects the role of elected officials in addressing complex social issues.

Part 2

My general impression of Justice Neil Gorsuch is that he is a strong advocate of originalism and judicial restraint. He appears committed to interpreting the Constitution based on its original meaning rather than adapting it to modern policy preferences. His approach reflects a belief that courts should avoid overstepping their role and instead allow elected branches of government to handle major social and political issues.

In the interview I reviewed, Justice Gorsuch explained that the Supreme Courts role is to interpret the law, not to create new policies or solve every societal problem. He emphasized that difficult issues, such as homelessness or public safety, should be addressed by legislators rather than judges. I agree with his perspective because it supports the principle of separation of powers and ensures that decisions are made by those who are democratically accountable to the public.

If I were invited to coffee or lunch with Justice Gorsuch, I would ask how he believes the Court should approach emerging technologies like artificial intelligence while remaining faithful to the original meaning of the Constitution. I would ask this question because technology is rapidly evolving and presents new legal challenges that were not anticipated by the framers. Understanding how an originalist justice applies constitutional principles to modern issues would provide valuable insight into the future direction of constitutional law.

References

City of Grants Pass v. Johnson, 603 U.S. ___ (2024).

Robinson v. California, 370 U.S. 660 (1962).

I need help write a short academic response (250-300 words) to one classmates post only. First, understand the main argument, then focus on one key point and either develop it, critique it, or raise a thoughtful question. Dont just repeat the ideas add something new to the discussion.

Support the response using concepts from the weeks readings and include proper citations from course material. Keep the writing clear, concise, and in one well-structured paragraph, with a logical flow and a brief concluding idea or question.

Hello,

please write a 2 page reaction paper to an article. Obviously, i will be sending it to you. Times new roman, double spaced, 12 size font. No plagarism.1) Choose one article from the readings assigned for the
week. 2) Provide a summary of the arguments made by the author or various
authors. 3) Finally, tell us whether you agree or disagree with the arguments
discussed in the readings and why.