Rewrite any of the following sentences that contain language that can be simplified without interferring with the meaning or effectiveness of the sentence.   a) You are required to pay the fine. b) The period of time you have to render assistance is three months c)  For the duration of construction, it shall be unlawful for a person to enter or to attempt entry. d)  […]

Question: Students who are found to have cheated shall be expelled from the university. Presenting another student’s work as their own. The university shall establish a committee to consider allegations of cheating. (i) the committee shall consist of (a) An academic (b) a member of the Student’s Union (c) a senior member of the university’s administrative staff. (ii) The committee’s decision shall be final. The […]

In this course you will be required to complete a final project in lieu of a final exam, which will have to be submitted during Unit 8 of the course. Stated simply, this project will consist of a case study and analysis of a criminal case of your choice. The case study and analysis focuses on your identification of the crimes, their individual elements and […]

  Most inmates return to the community at some point. It is in the best interest of the community that the ex-offender be able reestablish himself and be a contributing member of society, however; how successful their reentry is and how long it lasts depends on a variety of factors. Using your text and at least one of the following sources, describe some of the […]

Question #1 (5 points):  Review the Sources of Contemporary Law in Chapter 1. The five primary sources of contemporary law are (1) constitutional; (2) statutory; (3) common law; (4) court orders; and (5) administrative law. For constitutional law, what are the three basic purposes of the U.S. Constitution? For statutory law, summarize the process by which statutes become law. For common law, how is it […]

   Read either the case of Lacrosse Tower or both the Hyblewski and Versa Tile Cases and, write a brief analysis of the case. The analysis should be as follows: 1. Brief Introduction, which should include 1. A general introduction to your Case Note 2. A summary of relevant facts 2. Issues arising – these are the key questions or problems that are brought before […]

 6 to 8 sentences One of the most fundamental issues in business law involves the question of when a company can be held liable for the acts of an individual person, whether this involves a contractual obligation or a personal injury (meaning a tort). Choose one of the scenarios below and explain whether you think the business is liable for the acts under the principles of agency law. […]

Using the feedback you received from your instructor and colleagues over the last few weeks, you will now revise your rough draft into your final research paper. As you revise, feel free to continue to expand your paper by adding additional supporting evidence and analysis where you see a need. Have you incorporated the information related to technology, corrections, and any theories or policies related […]

In the United States, both the federal government and the states have authority to indict for criminal wrongdoing. The federal government and each state have their own criminal statutes, court system, prosecutors, and police agencies. Use your textbook, the Internet, and / or Strayer Library to research articles on crime trial, prosecutor, and criminal investigator. Write a four to five (4-5) page paper in which […]

1. Unethical conduct is not necessarily illegal conduct; however, the difference between ethical and unethical conduct can be difficult to spot. Using the Internet, identify an example of when a company engaged in legal, but arguably unethical, conduct. Next, determine two (2) reasons why this conduct could be deemed unethical and why you believe the company failed to make the right decision. Lastly, speculate on […]