What are different theories of judicial decision-making? How complementary are they? How mutually exclusive are they?

L09 Discussion – Discussion Forum Group 1 From [20FA] CJPA 501 To help you approach your readings for this week, you were given several reading questions. In this discussion, you’ll choose one of those questions, and address how it is answered throughout the readings for the lesson. As you answer, be sure to cite the […]

Discuss with reference to requirements of maintaining peace, order and safety, the institutional restrictions on obtaining adequate evidence, administrative fairness, the Canada Human Rights Code and CCRF.

Part II Essay Question – 50% of exam total (Marked out of 25 points) You have six essay choices. You are required to answer ONLY ONE of the following 6 questions. You will not be given extra marks if you answer more than one question. You may use paragraph or point form. double-spaced pages. You […]

Discuss the background and historical context that led to the creation of the provision and consider the implementation of the provision since it has gone into effect. You will detail any challenges to the provision, including challenges from the legislative, executive, or judicial branches of government. Each student will present a different provision.

For this assignment, you will choose one provision of the Affordable Care Act and create a presentation, such as PowerPoint (10 minutes in length) detailing your selected provision. You will discuss the background and historical context that led to the creation of the provision and consider the implementation of the provision since it has gone […]

Discuss the Hornaday court’s interpretation of the definition of “possession”. In your answer, indicate whether you agree with the court’s analysis – include whether Hornaday followed precedent, or exercised judicial review of legislation defining possession in the sense that the court’s definition is strained and illogical. If the latter, does the court abuse its discretion?

Briefly discuss the Hornaday court’s interpretation of the definition of “possession”. In your answer, indicate whether you agree with the court’s analysis – include whether Hornaday followed precedent, or exercised judicial review of legislation defining possession in the sense that the court’s definition is strained and illogical. If the latter, does the court abuse its […]

Critically discuss.The distinction between merits and judicial review is elusive, confusing, and difficult to apply to the problems that actually arise in administrative law disputes.

Question: ‘The distinction between merits and judicial review is elusive, confusing, and difficult to apply to the problems that actually arise in administrative law disputes.’ Critically discuss. Must use AGLC referencing style.

Write a one-page reaction paper on whether or not you agree with the jury’s decision in this case. If not, why not?

Watch this video Casey Anthony Juror: “Sick to Our Stomachs” Over Not Guilty Verdict o A juror, in that case, spoke on how she and her fellow jurors felt sick to their stomach after voting to acquit Casey Anthony of charges that she killed her 2-year-old daughter Caylee even though they felt strongly that she […]

Identify the federal district in which you reside and the specific district, such as the Northern District of Alabama, the Middle District of Alabama, or the Southern District of Alabama.

In this unit, you are studying the judicial branch of government and the rules that apply to all cases that are filed with a court, such as jurisdiction and the justiciability doctrine. With these rules in mind, analyze the following fact patterns. Billy, a resident of Dallas, Texas, was having trouble paying his bills. Billy, […]

Where do helping professionals fit?

  Where do helping professionals fit? No replies. After reading the material for this week, in your opinion, where do helping professionals fit in the sequence of events in the criminal justice system or arresting procedures? Should helping professionals be specifically seen or heard during arrests? During judicial hearing? After conviction? Be sure to cite […]