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    SHU Law Case Study

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    unfavorable. During my phone conversation with Dean Foerst, she mentioned that you all believed I was extremely likeable and presented my case well. However, you all had significant concerns regarding my academic history and not providing a detailed enough study schedule that will guarantee my success at SHU Law. Therefore, I do not want my chances of returning to SHU Law to be ruined based on something that I might have misspoken or not detailed enough. I was offered the opportunity by Dean…

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    Arizona Immigration Law In this Essay I will make a case for whether immigration policy is an area better left to the federal government, to individual states, or to both as a part of shared federalism. We will explore these ideas using examples such as Arizona Immigration law, Gonzales v. Raich, Compassionate Use Act and Same sex marriage. “Federalism is a hybrid arrangement that mixes elements of a confederation, in which lower-level governments possess primary authority, and unitary…

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    The case of Commonwealth V. Mcllwain School Bus Lines, all started when a school bus driver owned by the Mcllwain school bus lines, inc. ran over and killed 6-year old Lori. Lori had gotten off the bus and was walking in front when she was run over. The court conclude that a corporation was a "person" to the law, however, Mcllwain school bus lines argued that the offense of homicide by vehicle could not be committed by a corporation. They argued that the offense could only committed by a person…

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    Victim’s right laws provided the victim with protection, information, fairness, and rights to work with the attorney for the Government in the case. According to Schmalleger & Smykla (2014), on page 464-465, the victim’s rights include: protected from the accused, notice of proceeding involving the accused and seeking services, right to a public proceeding, such as a plea, release or sentencing, work with federal prosecutor handling the case, restitution provided by law, no delay, and to be…

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    Landlord-Tenant Law Landlords and tenants both have rights and accountabilities in the development of an ownership agreement. All parties must have a clear understanding of what the lease terms mean to avoid issues. When a property owner and a renter signs on leasing a house, trailer, or etc., many things need to be made clear, including the cost of the payment, the date the rent due, limits on late fees, length of the ownership, if he or she pays for utilities (like gas, electricity, or etc.)…

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    Equity Law Case Study

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    New York’s pay equity law closely resembles the new provisions in California’s law with a few key differences in the scope of comparison employees can make when bringing claims and available affirmative defenses. New York’s statute is more restrictive in the scope employees have to compare themselves to their counterparts to prove wage discrepancies: the law requires employees to perform jobs that necessitate “equal skill, effort and responsibility . . . under similar working conditions.”…

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    analyzed the issue, it was found that the school board would not suffer any major inconvenience if an order were made under conditions required to ensure a safe environment. The court interpreted the decision to consider this claim invalid based on a case law in 1990 by a board of inquiry of the Ontario Human Rights Commission, which considered the presence of kirpans in schools in great depth, Pandori v. Peel Bd. of Education (1990), 12 C.H.R.R. D/364; its decision was affirmed by the Ontario…

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    Assault Law Case Study

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    Law The Prosecution must prove beyond a reasonable doubt that the Defendant had assaulted the Complainant and that the assault was unlawful. The Code sets out that common assault occurs when one person assaults another and the assault was unlawful. Moreover, the Code defines assault, therein notably setting out two separate types of assault. The first was previously Battery under English common law and may adequately be described as striking, touching, moving of, or application of force of any…

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    1LT Jamie R. Smith, a Troop Program Unit member of the USAR assigned to HHC, 66th Infantry Division, Fort Von Steuben (FVS), VA contacted the FVS IG Office complaining about three issues. First, 1LT Smith claimed her allegation of sexual assault was improperly addressed. Second, she claimed her command improperly handled a command investigation. Finally, she claimed her command improperly handled her request for unit transfer following an allegation of sexual assault where she was the victim.…

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    The general rule says, company has approved or endorsed an act or contract that has been done or made except prior authorization. (PRBL Week 5 2015) As Karen and Jones were two legal directors so they were legal authority by law to take decisions. They thought it would be a good expansion opportunity for Delish and took the loan. So Karen and Jones contracting with bank get legal. And they are being company representatives so it is Delish’s duty to repay to the bank. So being two legal…

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