Category: Law

The Admissions Committee requires a personal statement. In no more than three typed, double-spaced pages, please discuss your reasons for pursuing a legal education and your goals or future plans upon graduation. You may discuss any obstacles that you have overcome.
Include: graduated with degree in elementary education. Chose to write a literature review on Multicultural Education in Teacher Preparation Programs instead of getting a teaching certificate because I would like to work post law school graduation in Education Law. Have since graduation further focused on Special Education law through my work as an RBT and ESE assistant. Dad died right before undergrad graduation. Went to work at a law firm specializing in estate planning and real estate law. Did all the paperwork and filing for my dad’s probate as he left us in a really messy financial situation and did all the work for the sale of our family home. Recently diagnosed with lupus and working on getting back to school. If you need anymore information, feel free to contact me. I have attached my literature review for just additional background if needed.

I already did a draft of this research paper, attached I will leave the draft on the bibiography section you can find the articles that I’m using this is some feedbavk from the professor “the draft is a good start but my concern is that the paper is not focused. While it does address mental health after divorce, the topic is too broad. To narrow it focus on maybe specific kinds of divorce, specific kinds of custodial arrangements, etc. Right now, it is stating something pretty obvious and uncontested, divorce impacts children. You can narrow in on divorce during covid in NY, or 50/50 custody arrangement impact on children. This is a good start but you will need to narrow and continue drafting. Your articles are also fine, but you will need more and I suggest you get NY specific. You can utilize the library for help with research to narrow your topic.” please try to use simple English words in writing this. if you have any questions feel free to contact me.

Towards Equality: Exploring Legal Responses to Gender Discrimination in South African Workplaces Through Legislation and Case Law. I have a first draft with feedback that i can provide. 

Please review the attached documents. Write an investigative
summary of the  3 attached documents; all
three should fit on one single-spaced page (or longer if you choose). Use the
format and writing style that are in the various example affidavits. Detail and
context (the “why it matters”) are usually the most critical.
HINT: Remember that we want to capture the most interesting
data and what relevance it has to the overall investigation. Help the
adjudicator “connect the dots” by showing material misstatements,
omissions, or contradictory information.

question
‘Few of the many different elements of English Corporate Insolvency law operate
satisfactorily.”
Critically analyse the above statement by considering a particular element or elements of
the relevant law, e.g. s. 172 (3) of the Companies Act 2006 or ss. 212 – 214 of the Insolvency Act
1986 or the law on Administration, but note that these are only examples of areas that you
could consider.
Your analysis should include at least some references to relevant legislation, academic
articles and case law.   

The case study is about property claim and rights of individual party. Some area to consider include bailament, license, constructive possession, trespass,
law
of conversion , finders and occupiers. Some cases and authorities are Trachuk v Olinek, 1996, 
Didow
v. Alberta Power Ltd. 1998,  
Harrison v Carswell, 1976. 

Each student will prepare a term paper, of a minimum of ten (10) pages, on a topic encompassed by jurisprudence

Explain legal positivism and natural law and explore the
consistencies and inconsistencies of each theory with a biblical worldview. In
analyzing whether each of the two theories is consistent with a biblical
worldview.

Find a television show that depicts some aspect of a criminal investigation, then answer the below questions. 
Discuss one way in which the investigation in the television show accurately depicts an aspect of a real-life criminal investigation.  
Discuss one way in which the television show does not accurately depict an aspect of a real-life criminal investigation, as described in your readings this week. 
Discuss how crime-related televisions shows perpetuate the CSI effect and discuss how investigators and prosecutors can combat the effect in court.  
**From a medicolegal death investigator standpoint, we always use a decedent rather than a victim.
All discussions, quizzes, and assignments need to be from the medicolegal death investigator (MDI) perspective.

One of sociology’s central tasks is to show the ways in which an individual’s life is inextricably embedded in and influenced by the social world. Using all the sociological ideas you have learned so far in this course, write a brief reflection on yourself and your story in sociological terms. You may ask such questions as: What is my social identity? In other words, what groups and categories do you belong to? In what ways do you identify yourself in social terms (i.e. by your membership in these groups)? In what ways are these memberships relevant to you? Consider that group and categorical memberships may be anything from a club you intentionally joined to something that was assigned to you by society (such as race, ethnicity, class, and gender). What are the elements of my culture? In other words, how do the social formations (society, family, community, groups, etc.), which you grew up in or later became aware of, teach people to understand and act in the world? Consider that “culture” can contain everything from traditions and customs to morals, beliefs, and values. Where am I positioned in my society’s structure? Recall that social structures, typically, are hierarchical ways of arranging the elements of a society – including all the groups and categories to which you belong. How do you think this has been relevant to your life? What do you think would have been different about your life if some aspect of your social identity had been different? -Note that you do not have to go into detail about anything you feel is too personal or sensitive.