Yearly Archives: 2022

In July 2012, the US Supreme Court threw out fines and sanctions against broadcasters who violated the Federal Communications Commission policy regulating curse words and nudity on broadcast television. The justices declined to issue a broad ruling on the constitutionality of the FCC indecency policy. Instead, the court concluded only that broadcasters could not have […]

You are a female middle school science teacher working on your Educational Administration degree and licensure to become a principal. Your mentor principal has been supportive of your efforts, and since she needed to be out one day to attend a conference, she asked you to step away from your teaching duties to be an […]

Do you think prisoners captured as a part of the global war on terror should be protected under the Geneva Conventions? Should they have the same rights to due process as American citizens? Why or why not? In this folder I have linked an article that provides an overview of what the Geneva Conventions are. […]

Discussion Questions: Is the right to travel a fundamental right inherent to citizens, which cannot be abridged? Is this idea, well established in our history as Americans? Discuss the various new screening systems that may have civil liberties advocates concerned for various reasons including for mistaken identities or for the treatment of every individual as […]

Discussion Questions: With all the agitation of extremists since 1945, why is there no extremist “political” party yet, such as far-right political parties found in some European nations? What are the two common themes found in almost all militia movements which serves as a unifying element? I need to divide this into three forum responses […]

In the following article by Dr. Davis opines on why we can and should move away from the carceral state and truly provide tools of reform. 2000 The Challenge of Prison Abolition- A Conversation.pdf [If this doesnt open you can pull it from the Reading Materials Folder under Course Materials.]   In this discussion board, […]

A, who is swerving and speeding in his vehicle, is pulled over by an officer. The officer makes his way to the front of the vehicle, and notices that A is talking incoherently and bobbing his head up and down as he tries to speak. Every time the officer asks A questions, A slurs his […]

Since returning from the Afghanistan war, A – an Army veteran – has become a recluse, suffers from severe PTSD, and is addicted to a variety of illegal narcotics. His addiction becomes so severe that he ends up homeless. By this time A is barely coherent, spends most days mumbling to himself, and claims he […]

NAME SUPPLY AND DEMAND – 3.2.7 Law of Demand Quiz DIRECTIONS This quiz covers topics from today’s lesson on the Law of Demand and is divided into two sections. In the first section, select the best answer for each question or incomplete statement. In the second section, correctly draw the indicated graphs. MULTIPLE CHOICE I) […]

Respond to the following assertions regarding human beings and the environment or about environmental law. You can agree or disagree, in whole or in part, but please support your answer with a coherent argument, with reference to the course materials. According to Lazarus (1986),                The practical effect of […]