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In your own words Critically analyze and discuss the findings and conclusions of the article.

• Do not summarize but respond to them. One page singles spaced doesn’t not have to apa unless outside sources are used.

Draft a brief summary (no more than a page) of types of contracts that you use in your daily lives. Explain why you feel that these contracts are important. Once you start brainstorming, you will be amazed at how much of our daily interactions involve contracts.

Court cases are discussed throughout the textbook. Choose a court case (i.e. Miranda v. Arizona) you are interested in researching. Find and read the court case. You may use a case discussed in the textbook, or you may use the media tools listed below to find one. After you have chosen your case, read How to Brief a Case in Chapter 1 on pages 27-29. Use the format provided in the textbook to complete each case brief. 2 points will be deducted for any “basic element” (Chapter 1 pages 27-29) omitted from your Case Brief. You will ultimately choose a total of 7 cases to research and read. Please type your name in the upper left corner of your assignment. pages attached

Media Tools

• “US Supreme Court website” – www.supremecourt.gov
• “Findlaw Legal Information website” – www.findlaw.com
• State run websites dedicated to cases that originated from that state.
• Oyez – www.oyez.org

1. 1. ‘Because of the high threshold that the courts have set to establish common mistake, claims brought on this basis will rarely be successful’.Discuss with reference to the relevant case law.
   2. ‘Courts are increasingly reluctant to find that a contract has been frustrated’. Discuss with reference to the relevant case law
   3. 750 word count for each question (1500 in total)
   4. OSCOLA referencing

Using the Internet, find one current article on the federalization of crime and prepare a brief summary (no more than two paragraphs) of the article.

A 5 page paper for a research proposal on wrongful convictions. What can be done if anything to stop the act of wrongful convicting of an innocent person. Include the parts of a research proposal: The introduction, the objective, Literature Review, Research Questions, Subjects for Study, Measurement, Data Collection Methods, Process, the analysis, the budget, and conclusion. 

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Please write a 3 paragraphs response addressing the prompt on page 205: 7-9 “Business Law Writing.” There is no right or wrong answer per se, just discuss your perspective.

the book is in the link below

https://drive.google.com/file/d/10MEQMZgVSc3t5EUly…

A 5 page paper for a research proposal on wrongful convictions. What can be done if anything to stop the act of wrongful convicting of an innocent person. Include the parts of a research proposal:

Background: Attorney Chong gives you responsibility for developing and completing exercises focusing on citations and completing a case brief. These skills are important for paralegals and can be confusing, so Chong wants to use your material as part of the Learning Lunch professional development seminar with paralegals. The legal profession cites to cases using the Bluebook format so your exercises should properly cite in Bluebook format.

Instructions:

Part I. Citations

Retrieve the case below using Westlaw or the UMGC Library.

Deering Woods Condominium Association, 377 Md. 250

For the Deering case, provide the following:

1. Regional citation for 377 Md. 250

2. Official citation for 377 Md. 250

3. Parallel citation for 377 Md. 250 (be sure to reference the court decision in the regional citation format)

Part II. Case Briefing

Read the Deering case.

Analyze and write a case brief for Deering. You will not submit the case brief with this Learning Activity, but writing it is an effective tool for analyzing the case. Refer to the “Writing a Case Brief” link above for details and tips for writing a case brief.

After writing the case brief, respond to the following, using complete sentences and our own words:

1. Explain the procedural background.

2. Identify and describe the facts that led to the legal problem.

3. State the legal problem (issue).

4. Explain the court’s rationale in deciding the legal problem.

5. State the final decision on the legal problem (holding).

Label all parts of analysis.

Write in correct, complete sentences in paragraph format, unless instructed otherwise.

Use Arial or Times Roman, size 12 font.