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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...

Define the term “assumed responsibilities of the police.” List and describe three assumed responsibilities of the police. ANS: 2. Discuss the emergence of women in policing in Canada, and identify some of the people who have helped break the barrier for women to pursue such a career. List and describe four important distinctions that can be identified between public police and private security officers. Define “noble cause ...

Course Title   :  2557b

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InstructionsIn Assignment 1, you were asked to draft the commencing document for the scenario attached below.  When you did that, you were acting as a legal assistant for the plaintiff’s law firm.  You are now going to switch roles, and, in this assignment, you are now the legal assistant for the lawyer representing the defendant.  Re-read the scenario below and daft the Statement of Defence to the Statement of Claim you s...

Assignment Overview Imagine that you are a paralegal in law firm. You have been tasked with drafting the initial memo regarding the case of a new client to the firm, Ms. Baker. After interviewing Ms. Baker, you learned the following: Ms. Baker, a resident of Connecticut, was on road trip to visit the world’s largest ball of twine in Cawker City, Kansas. When she was driving in Kansas, her car was hit from behind by Ms. Smith, a Kansas resid...

Course Code   :  NR 330

Course Title   :  political science

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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 ...

Assignment TaskPage 3of 8Assignment TaskThis assignment consists of two parts, PART A and PART B. To complete the assignment, you must complete PART A first, followed by PART B. If you do not complete PART A you cannot complete PART Band any Part B submission will not be marked and will be treated as a non-submission. PART APlease refer to your module page for your tutor name and email address. Before or during week four contact your tutor to di...

Establishment of the Flood Compensation TribunalDuring the crisis the government, acting under the Royal Prerogative, seizes a number of areas of land which it has decided are necessary for the construction of emergency flood barriers which are needed to protect particular towns and cities which are currently undefended. Owing to the urgency of the situation, the government informs the landowners in question that issues of compensation will no...

Week 4 Week 4 Assignment: Author a three to five paper (excluding title and reference pages) focusing on the influence of substance intoxication/substance use disorders on a specific psycho-legal issue (e.g., insanity; violence or sexual violence risk; competency to stand trial; competency to waive Miranda rights during interrogation; fitness for duty; etc.). Describe the psycholegal issue you’ve chosen in a manner a lay-reader could unders...

Part I: Multiple Choice responses Instructions: Download your final exam from VIU Learn. Put your name and student number on your final exam. This is an individual effort assignment. You may not talk to anyone about the final exam or share materials with anyone. The final exam is open book. This means that you may consult any paper resources you have. You may not access the internet during the final exam. Complete your submissions by adding...

Background of the DisputeWe have just taken on a new client, Berry Nice Pty Ltd (Berry). Berry is an online supplier of garden products. Berry entered into a contract with Meggles of Margarets (Meggles), in 2020 for the supply of 10,000 litres of fish emulsion. Price was $1000 dollars per 1000 litre International Bulk Container (IBC) (so ten containers) with Meggles to pay transport. Payment was by invoice with 60 days to pay. Berry sent the ten...