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Case briefs facilitate comprehension and appreciation of case law, they foster skills in identifying and framing issues, promote concise reasoning, and enables the person to actively engage in discussion and effectively argue their opinions. The brief must answer a list of questions that will also be provided via the format. It is suggested that all students research “how to brief a case” before attempting to complete their brief. 

1. Right to Contraception Eisenstadt v. Baird, 405 US 438 (1972)

I’m working on a criminal justice multi-part question and need an explanation and answer to help me learn.

What are the similarities and differences between how the two theories explain deviant and criminal behavior?

How do the different criminology theories influence the police officer’s responses to the scenarios—if at all?

I’m working on a law question and need a sample draft to help me learn.

Write a 175- to 350-word summary for the warden, answering the following questions:

• How would you approach this task from an organizational behavior perspective?
• What suggestions can you recommend for reducing absenteeism among the correctional officers?

I’m working on a law question and need support to help me study.

I need someone to help me do a cover letter the salary that I want would be 20 an hour.

after the cover letter help me respond to these separately so I could include them at the top of the email

Do not leave the body of the email blank when attaching your resume and cover letter documents. The body should include a professional greeting, the reason for your email/interest in applying, where you heard of the job, and a professional salutation. You can send me the draft of the email for me to proofread before you send it to the employer.

After listening to the American Scandal podcast and reviewing the readings and video on the Tuskegee Syphilis Study, let me know your thoughts here! For example, consider the following questions:

Why do you think this study was allowed to happen? Why do you think some people did not think it was wrong or harmful? Why do you think it took until 1997 to have an official recognition about this study? Are there any aspects of the research rules you think are too rigid/not rigid enough?

Your initial response should be 200-250 words in length, reflecting on the prompt above, make sure to use the two links I provided which are the podcast and the article go to page 25 and use information from “Research ethics” and also use the youtube video.

https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/tuskegee-syp…

https://resources.saylor.org/wwwresources/archived…

In most research studies, Literature Reviews are the second main section after the Introduction and before the Methods. A literature review is a summary of prior research that helps a researcher frame the theory, hypotheses, and methods of their current study. You will conduct a brief literature review of two (2) peer-reviewed articles (from two different scholarly, peer-reviewed journals) related to social disorganization theory and communities. The studies should be related to one another so you can contrast/compare or show consistency in research findings.

https://ps.psychiatryonline.org/doi/full/10.1176/a…

https://www-proquest-com.libproxy.sdsu.edu/docview/220671137?pq-origsite=primo

Your submission will be between 4-6 total pages including:

1. separate Title page in APA format for student papers,
2. separate page with an abstract of no more than 100 words.
3. Introduction describing the research topic and what you will do in the review,
4. Literature Review describing the methods (such as data, sampling and sample size, research design) and findings (what are the statistical or thematic results) of two studies, and the knowledge they provide,
5. Conclusion about the main findings overall, and
6. A separate References List in APA format

• You must cite nearly everything you write, because you yourself are not a source.
• The literature review is a document to present existing research by describing studies and their findings. You are not necessarily advocating for anything.
• The goal of the literature is to do this very thing. So be sure you tell me the study details: what were the researchers trying to learn? What was their sample? How did they measure stuff? How did they analyze the data? Tell me some statistics (if they are in there) . What might be a limitation of the study (every study acknowledges it’s own limitations)?
• Remember, you are referring to another’s research so you have to cite in text properly as well as include a complete references in the References section. Check out the APA formatting resources.
• Quoting. In general, you should paraphrase everything. You should only quote information, like a definition or specific wording, that is hard to paraphrase. Actually, you can almost always paraphrase! Especially with statistics. Never quote stats–you don’t need to! Check out this paraphrasing video (Links to an external site.) (Links to an external site.).

I’m studying for my Law class and don’t understand how to answer this. Can you help me study?

1. What are the requirements to obtain a trademark?  What federal acts regulate obtaining trademarks?
2. Explain the differences in patents, copyrights, and trademarks, including the length of each and examples of each.

I have 3 discussions that need to be answered on college level. Discussion 1: Given the fact that heroin is one of the least often used of the illicit drugs, do you think that its use generates more hysteria and concern than is warranted by its objective harm and danger? Or do you think there is a legitimate basis for the fear and concern? Explain your answer in a minimum of two (2) paragraphs with each paragraph containing 5-7 complete sentences. Discussion 2: What are some of the effects of the narcotics that would lead some members of the society to try and use them? On the other hand, what are some of their effects that would repel potential users from trying them? Given their frequency of use relative to some of the other drugs we’ve looked at (such as marijuana, amphetamines, cocaine, and LSD), which of these two forces is most influential or dominant? Detail your response in a minimum of three (3) paragraphs with each paragraph containing 5-7 complete sentences. Disscussion 3: In the United States, addiction to and abuse of drugs in general, and narcotics specifically, has waxed and waned since the nineteenth century, with periods of much greater use alternating with periods of much less use. Can you imagine a time in the future when drug abuse, including addiction to the narcotics, simply declines to zero? Why or why not? Detail your response in a minimum of four (4) paragraphs with each paragraph containing 5-7 complete sentences.

Recent
controversial Supreme Court Rulings have dominated the 24-hour news
cycle. In this case study, you will review a recent judicial decision
and determine its impact on society.

Using the Strayer University Online Library, research Supreme Court rulings made in the last five years.

Write a 2–3 page paper in which you:

1. Write on one Supreme Court ruling that has impacted one of the following issues on society:
   • Citizenship rights for immigrants.
   • LGBTQIA+ rights.
   • Freedom of speech and religion.
   • Pro-life vs. reproductive rights sides.
   • Workplace discrimination.
2. Summarize the recent Supreme Court Ruling of choice detailing
   the facts, and provide a high-level overview of the issue and overall
   ruling of the case.
3. Describe the factors that led to the outcome of the ruling.
4. Outline the effect the ruling had on law, precedent, and social policy.
5. Review and provide additional ways these cases could be overturned in the future.
6. Provide three quality sources—the textbook may be used as one reference source.

This course requires the use of Strayer Writing Standards. For
assistance and information, please refer to the Strayer Writing
Standards link in the left-hand menu of your course.

Refer to the SOC205 Library Guide for further resources.

The specific course learning outcome associated with this assignment is:

• Analyze judicial decision making and the impact of these decisions on law, precedent, and social policy.