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    1. Whether Mike Jenkins and Shirley Johnson can sue Janice Cooper filing a 3rd party complaint? Since December 2016 Mrs. Cooper joined and shared all responsibilities with our clients Mr. Jenkins and Mrs. Johnson by signing a lease agreement to rent an apartment in the Crystal Court Apartment complex. It means if the Landlord brings a civil action against tenants, Mrs. Cooper is one of them and will be equally liable for the plaintiff’s damages if the court decides in favor of plaintiff.…

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    set out to achieve. These speeches will forever serve as examples to future generations on how to be a leader and fight for what you believe in. Both Henry and Stanton’s speeches are very similar as they both were aiming to achieve freedom, used an appeal to logic, and most importantly both ignited successful movements that helped establish America as it is known…

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    educators and politicians to end their ignorance of mental health and calls for action. Through her use of appeals to pathos and logos, a unique progression of ideas and devices, Quindlen builds an effective argument that conveys the importance of recognizing the signs of mental illness and providing proper treatment in order to save lives. Quindlen begins her argument through the usage of appeal to pathos by first defining the phrase “psychological autopsy”. She does so by describing a vivid…

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    “Land, land!” I was out playing with my childhood friend when we heard shouting. What we caught a glimpse of was the strangest thing we could possibly think. We were hidden behind the trees so that ‘it’ could not see us. What could they possibly be? As my curiosity grew stronger, I could no longer help it and went out to meet them. My friend tried to stop me, but was unable to, so he had no choice but to follow me in my adventure. Once they noticed us, they tried speaking to us in a language we…

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    It is appropriate to say that there has been an ancient power struggle between morality and legal authority. The tenacity of sado-masochistic practices has further tugged the ropes of these concepts apart as arguments have risen about the interference of the law in private and consensual activities on the basis of the preservation of the moral fabric of the society. There is a view, that courts should maintain a residual power to control moral issues, physical harm or not. However, according to…

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    This case regarding Hinton involves the sixth amendment, various examples of how one can file a motion to suppress a charge/extend the trial, and goes off of the same basis and similarity of “Strickland v Washington”. This Supreme Court case all began in 1985 when a serious of restaurant robberies turned deadly in relatively the same way. Authorities had no leads until one of the restaurant managers survived an attack and picked out Mr. Hinton from a group of pictures presented before him. The…

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    ethos approach on this product being designed, engineered and manufactured in the United States of America could sell this product alone, but his advertisement has several other ways to appeal to its target audience. The advertisement in the October 59th edition of the Car and Driver magazine is designed to appeal to those who want to protect the interior of their car by keeping fluids and debris in the liner and off the carpet, using ethos as the main persuasion for this target audience.…

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    005594572 Questions for Arbitration Intro to Law: Contracts 1.a. False. From the opinions presented, it appears that Shelley will lose. Based on the opinions presented, let’s take a lot at the opposing opinions first so we can try to identify who is the majority and who is the dissenting, shall we? the opinions between 4 of the judges so far appear evenly divided, with 2, judges Arnold and burns, saying that the decision of the lower courts should be upheld, and 2, judges Curt and Dan,…

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    1) The Supreme Court case, Miranda v. Arizona (1966), established a set of procedures required for law enforcement to follow when notifying a suspect of their rights before entering custody or undergoing custodial interrogation (Rennison, C. M., & Dodge M. (2016). Introduction to Criminal Justice: Systems, Diversity and Change [PowerPoint slides]. Retrieved from https://webcourses.ucf.edu/courses/1219517/files?preview=58654921). The Miranda Warning is as follows: “You have the right to…

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    the adoptive parents. As well as, “the interlocutory order could not be set aside simply because the consenting natural mother had changed her mind.” Bidwell V. McSorely. 194 Va. 135, 72 S.E.2d 245 (1952). The Virginia Supreme Court agreed with the appeal, reversing the order of the trial court and reinstated the interlocutory order of adoption. Now with the background of the case it will discuss how it relates to the final paper for the course, as well as why it is important and what problems…

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