Gun control debate
Should there be more restrictions on who is allowed to purchase firearms? Why or why not? What additional restrictions for firearm control might be more effective?
Should there be more restrictions on who is allowed to purchase firearms? Why or why not? What additional restrictions for firearm control might be more effective?
When Tiffany's boyfriend, Paul, unexpectedly lost his roommate and could no longer afford to live in his apartment, he moved in with Tiffany. her lease did not allow anyone who was not on the lease to occupy the premises. The landlord was not on the premises, so she was not worried about it being discovered. Her neighbor on the
Lyone, Inc. is a non-union manufacturer of consumer household goods. Their industry is largely union, yet they have remained without a union because employees have always felt that they could work well with management and that management protected the employees and treated them fairly. Recently, the employees have sought a pay i
1. Discuss undue influence as a challenge to mutual assent. 2. Which of the following will be considered as a valid consideration for a contract? The consideration is not bargained for. The party giving the consideration does not suffer a legal detriment. The party receiving the consideration receives a legal benefit
Many Americans marvel at the success of the Japanese economy and political system. They are also concerned with the recent setbacks in the Japanese economy. Describe the basic features of the systems, both its strengths and limitations. What are the similarities and differences with the American systems? Which of the Japanese ch
Outline the features and components of the Japanese political system. Highlight the interaction among its different parts and the influence of cultural traits on the functioning of the system.
Discuss the basic issues in Internet privacy? How does the US differ from the EU in its treatment of the issue? Choose an approach you agree with and explain your position.
IRAC The IRAC Method The IRAC method is an instructional tool that can aid students in the comprehension and evaluation of information so that they can make informed value decisions. It is an acronym for Issue, Rule, Analysis, and Conclusion. Although this is a legal model used to evaluate hypothetical situations in law cases
Summarize briefly the key facts of the Grokster case. Discuss the applicable law and legal issues in the case of Grokster case. Assume you are the CEO of Grokster. What could you do to make your service compliant with copyright laws?
The legal system in the United States is essentially a common law system that depends heavily on the decisions in previous cases. What does this system mean for the development of law, and how does this system affect the ability of firms to consider the legal impacts of actions that they are considering? Reference required.
Discuss two legal issues that have been difficult to deal with as technology has changes. example could include intellectual property, contract form or others you can think of.
Discuss specific reasons why the following questions should be avoided while interviewing applicants for a job; Do you have children or plan to have children in the near future? What was your maiden name or what language do you most frequently speak? Also please answer: Generally, what questions are "illegal" and sh
This is a case brief of Blinderman Construction Co., Inc. v. The United States - Citation: No. 53-82. U.S. Court of Appeals, Federal Circuit, 695 F.2d 552. (1982) Provide a summary that follows the standard case brief format.
This is a case brief of Textron Defense Systems v. Sheila E. Widnall, Secretary of the Air Force - Citation: No. 96-1535. U.S. Court of Appeals, Federal Circuit, 143 F.3d 1465. (1998) Provide a summary follows the standard case brief format.
This is a case brief of Appeal of University of California, San Francisco - Citation: 1996 WL 681971 (V.A.B.C.A.), 97-1 BCA 28,642, VABCA No. 4661 (1996) This summary follows the standard case brief format, including the following sections: 1) Case Name and Citation, 2) Key Facts, 3) Legal Issues Presented to Court, 4) Holdin
This is a case brief of Office of Personnel Management, Petitioner v. Charles Richmond - Citation: No. 88-1943. Supreme Court of the United States. 496 U.S. 414. (1990). This summary follows the standard case brief format, including the following sections: 1) Case Name and Citation, 2) Key Facts, 3) Legal Issues Presented to
Need help coming up with a current event at the federal level. Just something that is relavant to the times and I have to speak about for a couple minutes. Something that would be interesting to our democratic professor who is running again this year to be the Hawaii governor. Trying to steer away from Hawaii current events bec
Discuss all legal issue for following case. (1) " Sweet Samantha was at the grocery store. She slipped on a banana peel left by another customer. A young child was eating one of the bananas from his father's cart and dropped it on the floor. Samantha injured her ankle and was limping as she left the store. Another customer saw
Discuss whether New Hampshire could deny a parade permit to the Klu Klux Klan. This is a constitutional question. Please explore both sides of the answer and refer to specific provisions of the constitution.
Maczko v. Ford Motor Co. case to respond to this question. In 2000, Ford motor company spun off a subsidiary named Visteon, as well as several employees that went to work with Visteon. Visteon transferred some facilities, as well as these same employees, back to Ford in 2006. The employees were classified as re-hired rather than
Antitrust laws and the agencies involved in enforcing such acts seem to be confusing. Please outline, concisely, the basic acts or laws concerning antitrust, the specific governmental agencies in charge of enforcing each law, the limits of responsibility of these agencies, and your suggestions on simplifying the process.
Please help with the following problem: What are the issues concerning antitrust laws and enforcement? Who is involved and why? How would you recommend that the system be change and why?
Is state involvement in immigration issues really necessary or will it only complicate current federal policy? Is regulatory negotiation an abdication of government responsibility to the regulated? What are the advantages of using interstate compacts to regulate issues like the Great Lakes?
1- Define and distinguish the accountability difference between an executive department and an independent regulatory commission (IRC). Why create an IRC? 2- Explain the difference between an independent agency in the executive branch and an independent regulatory commission, in terms of their independence from the executive
The Ethical issue is when employers let employees work from home are these employers always working? How can a manager or the company make sure they are working from home? I have the paper written I am looking for some detailed solutions and ethical analysis of the available options both employees and employer have. Also I a
I need help answering the following questions regarding the Vermont Yankee case. I would like 5 pages of information Under what circumstances could hybrid rulemaking still continue despite this decision. Is hybrid rulemaking really necessary for the courts to review issues like that those raised in Vermont Yankee? Why or why
Can you help me with these two questions and provide references where I can prepare a paper that I am writing. Are Affirmative Action and Equal Employment laws/policies necessary in today's workplace? Regardless of the legal issues, do you feel it is fair for an employer to require that only English be spoken in the work
I need help with four pages on due process and that includes information on the state of Michigan.
If you were CEO of Countrywide Financial, how would you have structured the evaluations of salespeople to prevent them from making loans to anybody without following specific guidelines on income, appraisals, and documentation?
What were the incentives for Countrywide to write so many subprime loans?