Category: Law

Your 4- to 5-slide requirement is excluding your title, introduction, and reference slides. Use one basic slide design and layout. Limit slides to between 6 and 8 lines of content. You may use pictures, charts, and graphs to supplement your material as long as they do not take up the entire slide. Use bullets for…

Answer 2 questions from the contract law problem scenario into to different parts using ILAC. Bibliography and footnotes are OSCOLA style.

Please revise this paper according to the instructors comments in red as well as the original instructions. Be sure to follow the same outline of the paper as the sample.

Your literature review should be well-organized and easy to follow. You MUST offer a critical review of at least 4 articles (scholarly, peer-reviewed articles, or government publications). Please cite in Bluebook format.

APA format, no plagiarism, no grammatical errors, cite and reference, be detailed and thorough. Ensure all information is provided and answered from what is being asked, for report.

Submit the following in one document, no more than 1,000 words (.doc or .rtf): In this, you have an opportunity to be the judge and write a legal written opinion deciding the “case” in your assigned agricultural legal conflict. You have been reading judicial opinions all quarter in the form of cases that we briefed…

Now, you will tackle an entirely new legal issue. In your assignment information, you will receive a fact pattern and a case applicable to the legal issue. Only the legal issue has been provided. It would be best to create a case brief on your own before crafting your IRAAC argument. You do not need…

1. Read: The Case of the Day- 2. Brief: Write a brief for Murphy v. Steeplechase One page max o must STRICTLY conform to the Rules for Legal Writing in ACLS I and using the outline below o Facts: Narrate the relevant facts/ competing narratives of the facts in the case. o Issue: Describe the…

In the field, you will need to be able to communicate the results of your evaluation in a way that guides stakeholders through your process, extends understanding of your conclusions, and provokes questions and ideas that pave the way for future evaluation and change. You have already drafted an executive summary to use as an…

Instructions 1. Read Lesson 5: Lecture 3: Evaluation Research and Policy Analysis. (It’s ok to skip ahead and read this lecture early on in the course). 2. Read the 3 assigned articles by Groff (2020), Huff et al. (2022), and Hughes et al. (2020). Refer to lesson 2, lecture 3 if needed for tips on…