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Computer Requirements1.A computer–In order to take a remote exam,you must have an Internet-connected personal computer running Microsoft Windows 8.1,10,or Apple macOS High-Sierra or newer. 2.Internet connection–A high-speed internet connection is required for downloading the exam question,downloading the exam software,and submitting the exam as well as for the IT department to perform remote support. 3.A phone–Please also hav...

The Architecture Lobby's Demands for Architectural Workers' Rights1. Enforce labor laws that prohibit unpaid internships, unpaid overtime;refuse unpaid competitions.   2. Reject fees based on percentage of construction or hourly fees andinstead calculate value based on the money we save our clients or gainthem.   3. Stop peddling a product–buildings–and focus on the unique value...

Case Scenario 1: Apportionment of Gain in Corporate Acquisitions1. DataDriven, Inc. is a very successful publicly traded corporation located in Seattle, Washington, that collects and analyzes data obtained from internet sites.  It then sells the information and its analysis to companies who can use it in their marketing.  Wanting to diversify to protect its long-term growth and stability, Data Driven acquires Boise Homes, Inc., a cor...

Occupier’s Liability and Vicarious Liability: Legal Advice for Ruthy, Steven and SuneshQuestion One Melbridge Bowling Centre (MBC) has a 12-lane bowling complex, a restaurant area, and toilets near the entrance. The following events took place recently: The sign in the bowling area stated, ‘no entry for children under 10, unless accompanied by an adult’.  Ruthy, a 9-year-old girl, suffered from an injury when she enter...

Question 1Question 1Jenny wants to file a police report to let the Public Prosecutor to investigate if there is a criminal charge. At the same time, she also filed a civil case against Rob. Explain why it is possible to have two separate law suits for one case and identify where this civil case should be filed? (5 Marks, 200-250 words)Question 2Discuss how you would advise Jenny in establishing the THREE elements of Negligence against Danny. Cit...

BackgroundParticipating in government is the right of every citizen and is relatively easy to do. Most municipalities—from small towns to large cities—allow citizens to submit proposals for new municipal ordinances or, less frequently, petitions to overturn or repeal outdated ordinances. Go online or pick up a copy of your municipality’s ordinances from city hall. Take some time to review these ordinances, particularly th...

Question 1: Forms and Types of EvidenceAssignment QuestionsAnswer the following questions in complete sentences. Where applicable, cite any relevant case law discussed in class or in the textbook. FOCUS ON THE ANALYSIS – apply any rules of evidence to the fact scenario and explain your answer.1.    Refer to Chapter 13 of the textbook for forms of evidence. Read the definition of each form of evidence. Identify three (3) items of ...

Instructions  Submit all your answers in one document. Write the number of each part of the question you are answering. Question 1 Background A fictional New Zealand government has committed to Aotearoa being predator free by 2050. Its objective is to secure the long-term survival and viability of native fauna in New Zealand’s ecosystem. To assist in achieving this objective, the government will introduce a Bill into Parliament entitle...

Questions: Brian works for FLYME Airlines and was a healthy 50-year-old who ran marathons. Brian recently had a heart attack and has been out pursuant to the Family Medical Leave Act (FMLA). Unfortunately, the 3 months off from work has resulted in his health deteriorating. He sits all day, does not exercise, has gained 18 pounds and now has high blood pressure. Brian is returning to work and worries about the stress of his job. He is nearing re...

Introduction and Background InformationIntroduction and Background information(15 points) The purpose of this section is to introduce your topic in question and provide background information to get the reader up to speed on the topic.  It is necessary to briefly describe the background of this topic in order to provide appropriate historical and legal context of the topic.  Finally, this section ultimately must lead to t...

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What are civil rights and civil liberties?In Part I this week, choose a case from your state that involves civil rights or civil liberties that was decided by the United States Supreme Court. If your state does not have a case that was decided by the United States Supreme Court, choose a civil rights case from another state for which the United States Supreme Court issued a decision.Here is a brief description of civil rights and civil liberti...

The Concept of Judicial ReviewThe concept of judicial review was pioneered in the United States. Judicial review ensures that there are checks and balances between the three branches of government. Particularly, judicial “oversight” prevents the legislative and executive branches from enacting and enforcing laws that are unconstitutional. This is particularly important with respect to the protection of human...

Task 1 You are required to submit full written arguments for the attached mooting problem and the ground of appeal by the appellant; these must be word processed. You should follow the guidance below for information about the preparation of a skeleton argument and the form in which it should be presented. You should submit in writing the submissions that would have been presented on behalf of the appellant; Written submissions should be ...

Identifying the Issues: Exploring Key Issues Affecting Indigenous History, Identity, and Culture in Contemporary CanadaLetter to the Government Official (20%) The learner is to draft a letter that explores a key issue or issues that applies to the content learned from the course materials about Indigenous History, Identity and Culture and how that key issue or issues has a direct effect on contemporary Canada. The learner will identify the issue...

PreparePrepare: In your first post in this discussion, you will identify and apply one ethical theory of your choosing to a current problem in business, also of your choosing. Start by reviewing your notes on the Week 1 course material and your completed work for Week 1. Then, choose one of the three ethical theories—i.e., utilitarianism, deontology, or virtue ethics—on the basis of your thoughtfully considered preference in general ...