In the United States, all medical malpractice law is litigated and resolved in one of two ways. The first is the theory of contributory negligence. In this theory, the original law (and ancient law derived from the Common law of England) states that, under this doctrine, if the patient contributed at all to the harm caused by the medical professional, then the patient was not […]

  Hopefully had a great weekend and is healthy. This weeks discussion is a very interesting one, and it’s on a topic that is highly debated today. The Second Amendment states that everyone has the right to bear arms. The government can not prevent you from having a fire arm which is what we learned in D.C. v. Heller 2008. In this case D.C. made […]

In an individual post reflect on a contemporary theory of war and violence we have studied and apply them to asymmetrical warfare.  Do you think these theories continue to provide a reasonable explanation for the causes of war and violence?  Often times the insurgent forces are non-state/non-government forces and do not have the typical organized structure of military units.  Can the theory account for that? […]

 In this case the search and seizure was not in violation of the fourth amendment. The fourth amendment is triggered when there is a search and seizure by the government which typically means the any government agent. But this does not apply to nosey neighbors who look through your home. A thing is searched when there is a trespass to person, houses, paper. The amendment […]

Overview: Building on the discussion of criminal justice policy-makers in Module Six, for this assignment due in Module Seven, you will write a brief, 1-page memorandum to your supervisor regarding the need to make changes to a departmental policy in your criminal justice agency. You will also describe how these changes will affect the different actors involved in the policy-making process. This memorandum will help […]

Burger King, the national franchise, is banned from opening a restaurant within 20 miles of Mattoon, Illinois. So, there is not a Burger King there; no problem, right? Not so fast! In the late 1950s, Gene and Betty Hoots trademarked the iconic name. Well, they trademarked it in Illinois at least. When the national company decided to open a chain close by, the Hoots sued […]

at times, you will be asked to give or prepare presentations, whether for client conferences, internal meetings, seminars, or court proceedings. familiarity with how to assemble presentation materials and display them in an attractive and professional format is yet another set of technical skills you can take with you into a legal office environment. this exercise will give you hands-on experience in preparing a presentation […]

1. I would like you to FIRST, read the Huffington Article entitled “Developing Identity as a Muslim Immigrant Woman in America”, which you find in this week’s assignment folder and formulate a focused and precise question that captures the issue/s raised and the article and answer your question with a thesis statement (this is a good preparation for the final exam). SECOND, briefly EXPLAIN your […]

orce Training and the Courts Based on Training Liability in Use of Deadly Force, analyze the findings of Zuchel v. Denver and Popow v. City of Margate. How did each of these court cases influence law enforcement training? What must a municipality or agency ensure in order to limit their liability? If the organization’s training is deemed inadequate, is the liability of the organization affected by whether or not […]

100% Original Work   Zero Plagiarism Graduate Level Writing Required. DUE: Saturday, May 1, 2021 by 5pm Eastern Standard BACKGROUND: You will be working on the Criminal Justice Program Proposal throughout this course. This is a cumulative assignment, this is a follow up on the previous assignment. This Project will be based on the following subject:                     Information Sharing (SEE ATTACHED CASE STUDY) <—–Very Important Continue […]