Create a short presentation that discusses the sources of law within the United States. Your presentation should include:
A title slide, with the name of the assignment, your name, the course coded name, and your instructor’s name
Five slides on the five sources of law (See Brickley)
On each of these slides list and briefly define (one paragraph or up to three bullet points) each area of law and provide at least one example of this source of law
A reference slide that lists the sources you relied on to create this presentation
Category: Law
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Title: Understanding the Sources of Law in the United States
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“Interpreting Contractual Terms and Limitations: A Case Study” e) The question of whether or not the limitation of liability clause in the contract between ABC Ltd. and XYZ Corp. is valid and enforceable is a complex issue that
There are two questions in the assignment. I am working on question 2 but I would just like help with e) and c). I will send over the question and my notes and the textbook to use. This is a problem question not an essay question. IMP TO USE CASE LAW AND STATUTES FOR AUTHORITY OSCOLA FOOTNOTES
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Impressions of the Oral Argument in Fisher v University of Texas (2016)
Now it is your turn to critique an oral argument. Perhaps you remember having seen the headline Fisher v University of Texas (2016) ruling (or at least the concept of affirmative action as it relates to university acceptance). Your assignment is to listen to the oral argument of the attorneys before the court, then write a one page double-spaced opinion paper on your impression. Did the attorneys argue their point well? Did one do better than the other? Were they able to get their statement out without being interrupted? Which Justice was dominant? Was it clear from what direction they were asking – conservative? liberal? Did they seem to take sides? Next you are to read the short brief on the Oyez site to see exactly what the holding was for the case and which Justices were in the majority or dissent. Was this how you thought they would rule? Finally, look at the background to see what implications this case might have once you have finished writing your paper.
The oral argument and brief for Fisher v University of Texas, 579 US ____ (2016) can be found at https://www.oyez.org/cases/2015/14-981 The background and details can be found at https://www.scotusblog.com/case-files/cases/fisher-v-university-of-texas-at-austin-2/
Remember, I am looking for your impressions of the workings of the Court, not your opinion on the holding. You should only use the sources given for this assignment. The only source on the submission should be the oral argument for the case itself. -
“Exploring the Pros and Cons of a Creditor-Driven Insolvency Law Regime in South Africa”
1. Advantages and disadvantages to having a creditor-driven
insolvency law regime in South Africa.
1.1. Considerations contained in the South African Insolvency Bill.
1.2. Lessons from other jurisdictions.
1.3. Impact of having such a framework on the various
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“Combating Financial Crimes: A Comprehensive Analysis of Insider Dealing, Market Abuse, and Money Laundering Regulations in the UK and International Context”
Topic: Law
of Financial Crimes
Scenario:
Consider you are in the financial crimes unit/department in the company as a
legal compliance consultant. You are writing a detailed report relating to the
Laws relating to Financial Crimes based on the following tasks for the purpose
of creating awareness in your company to meet its regulatory and legislative
requirements especially how to identify, prevent and comply with applicable
laws. You are allowed to use your own country laws relating to ‘tasks’ &
can compare with the UK legislation. Your company will use your report for its
monitoring, improvement & training purposes.
Task 1 (minimum
1000 words): Explicate concepts of insider dealing and market abuse that damage
the interests of ordinary market participants and justify applicable legal
regulations to deal with the financial crimes.
1.1.
Explain civil offence according to the Financial
Services and Markets Act 2000 and identify sources of law on insider dealing.
1.2.
Compare the statutory frameworks and EC context
on dealing with insider dealing and market abuse.
1.3.
Analyse the general offences of financial crimes
under Financial Services and Markets Act 2000, Fraud Act 2006 and Theft Act
1968.
1.4.
Justify how the market abuse regulation sand
powers of regulators act decisively against insider dealing and related
financial frauds.
Task 2 (minimum
1000 words): Assess the money laundering regulations on businesses and its
international dimensions.
2.1.
Explain the purpose of money laundering
regulations.
2.2.
Evaluate the international dimensions of money
laundering regulations.
2.3.
Outline the background of proceeds of Crime Act
2002 and explain offences under its provisions.
2.4.
Assess the consequences of money laundering on
the society.
Task 3 (minimum
1000 words): Research and explain the nature of law on financial crime
3.1. Explain historic and economic context of
general provisions of law on money laundering, terrorist financing, corruption.
3.2. Identify the EC Market Abuse Directive to
control market manipulation and abusive practices.
3.3. Explain the role of criminal law in
supporting financial regulations in United Kingdom.
3.3. Analyse civil recovery in
context of financial crimes
Use several Case
Studies where appropriate
Use the
synthesis of information by consulting with leading scholarly articles
References and
Citations using OSCOLA:
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https://www.law.ox.ac.uk/sites/files/oxlaw/oscola_4th_edn_hart_2012.pdf
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“Exploring Real Property and Landlord-Tenant Law: A Legal Research Assessment at the Riverside County Law Library” Title: “Exploring Unlawful Detainers: A Review of Legal Research and Resources in Riverside County”
Students,
This is a wonderful opportunity to apply what you have learned in a new circumstance legal research assessment. This assignment will serve will require that you visit a law library website. The website is the Riverside County Law Library.
The objective of this review to introduce you to the legal resources that are available when conducting research and knowledge pertaining to the legal system.
This assessment aligns with student learning outcome of find the legal issue in a set of facts and state the applicable principle of law. Along with the course objective of describe the Constitutional basis for federal governmental regulation of business, including limits of government power.
The topic that you will research pertains to Real Property and Landlord Tenant Law.
Overview:
The Nature of Real Property
Property falls into three categories: real, personal, and intellectual. Real property, which is the focus of this assignment, consists of the following:
Land. Land is the most common and important form of real property. The law of real property had been of prominent importance for nearly 1,000 years, developing very gradually to reflect changing conditions.
Buildings. Buildings are real property. Houses, office buildings, apartment complexes, and factories all fall in this category.
Plant life. Plant life growing on land is real property whether the plants are naturally occurring, such as trees, or cultivated crops. When landlords sell their property, plant life is automatically included in the sale, unless the parties agree otherwise.
Fixtures. Fixtures are goods that have become attached to real property. A house (which is real property) contains many fixtures. The chandelier and the faucets were good when they were sold to the builder because they were moveable. When the builder attached them to the house, the items became fixtures. By comparison, neither the refrigerator nor a grand piano is a fixture.
Landlord-Tenant Law
Landlord-tenant law is a combination of three areas of law; property, contract, and negligence. The analysis of the different types of tenancy consists of the following:
Property law. Owning land is a freehold estate. This is the right to possess real property and use it in any lawful manner for an indefinite time. When an owner of a freehold estate allows another person temporary, exclusive possession of property, the parties have created a landlord-tenant relationship. When the owner of a freehold estate allows another person temporary, exclusive possession of the property, the parties have created a landlord-tenant relationship.
The owner is the landlord, and the person allowed to possess the property is the tenant. The landlord has conveyed a leasehold interest to the tenant, meaning the right to temporary possessions. The landlord is keeping a reversionary interest in the property, meaning the right to possess the property when the lease ends.
Contract law. Contract law as discussed in Chapter 7, plays a role because the basic agreement is between the landlord and tenant is a contract. A lease is a contract that creates a landlord-tenant relationship. The Statute of Frauds generally requires that a long-term lease be in writing. A long-term lease is one year or more; anything shorter is usually enforceable without a writing. Even when an oral lease is permitted, it is wiser for the parties to put their agreement in writing because a written lease avoids many misunderstandings. At a minimum, a lease must state the names of the parties, the premises being leases, the duration of the agreement, and the rent. A well-drafted lease generally includes many provisions, called covenants and conditions.
Tort Law. As discussed in Chapter 6 in the textbook, Tort law pertains to negligence. The law of negligence determines the liability of landlord and tenant when there is an injury to a person or property.
Sources: Business Law I Essentials, Chapter 6, the Tort System, Chapter 7, Contract Law.
Beatty, Samuelson, Sanchez Abril, Real Property and Landlord-Tenant Law, 7th edition Introduction to Business Law.
Google Scholar – Case Law – Google Scholar Case Law – Unlawful Detainer
Instructions:
This assignment is worth up to 50 points total. Review the legal section of the Riverside County Law Library pertaining to research guides.
Click on the link, Unlawful Detainers.
Review the document, Riverside County Unlawful Detainer and answer the following questions:
How is legal research described on the website?
How is an Unlawful Detainer Defined?
What are the online resources available? Click on the link and review each resource. List and describe each resource.
Review the print resources. Describe each print resource listed.
Research the pertinent California Code of Civil Procedure Sec. 1161-1179a. Describe the Civil Codes that apply to Unlawful Detainer.
Cite two additional sources pertaining to real property and landlord tenant law. Utilize Google Scholar case law as a resource to search for California cases pertaining lawful detainer – Google Scholar -
Title: Fair Housing Act Protections for Elderly Individuals Choosing to Rent or Purchase a Home in a Community for Older Residents The Fair Housing Act (FHA) was enacted in 1968 to protect individuals from discrimination in the housing market.
In discussing the elderly individuals who choose to rent or to purchase a home in a community for older residents, identify the options available under the Fair Housing Act; and explain the protections available under the Fair Housing Act to protect their needs. Incorporate at least one credible source into your discussion. Remember to cite your sources in APA format.
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Title: Examining Sex Offender Laws and Stalking Statutes: A Comparative Analysis
In 1-2 pages, discuss the sex offender laws in your state. How have these law statutes enhanced previously enacted statutes that require the registration of sex offenders with local law enforcement agencies?
APA format is required.Title page, reference page, in text citations (see above link for help.)
References and in text citations must be formatted in APA.
Course reference(s) and one outside reference are required.
Do not copy and paste.
All assignments are scanned by Turn It In Plagiarism checker.
Length of paper should be a minimum of 1-2 written pages. (Title page and reference page are not included in this number.)
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Define the criminal intent element required for stalking, and compare various statutory approaches to stalking criminal intent. Define the harm element required for stalking, and compare various statutory approaches to ascertaining harm.
APA format is required.Title page, reference page, in text citations (see above link for help.)
References and in text citations must be formatted in APA.
Course reference(s) and one outside reference are required.
Do not copy and paste.
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“Safeguarding Social Security: Recommendations for Preventing Insolvency” Social Security is a critical social safety net program that provides financial support to millions of Americans, particularly the elderly and disabled. However, the program is facing significant financial challenges due to
Offer some recommendations as to how the government can prevent Social Security insolvency. Incorporate a minimum of two credible sources that support your answer and cite them in APA style format.
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Title: Analysis of In re J.A.L.: A Case of Parental Rights and Best Interests of the Child a) Summary of Facts: In 2014, the Montana Supreme Court heard the case of In re J.A.L.,
In re J.A.L. :: 2014 :: Montana Supreme Court Decisions :: Montana Case Law :: Montana Law :: US Law :: Justia
In a 4-6 paged paper,
a) Summarize the facts
b) Explain the court’s rationale
c) Explain whether or not you agree with the court’s decision.