Yearly Archives: 2022

To address legal concerns correctly, the principal must have a solid understanding of people’s religious rights in public school settings. How to support the school’s vision and mission and safeguards the values of democracy, equity, and diversity? How would they promote social justice and ensures that individual students’ needs inform in all aspects of schooling? […]

Consider this statement by Chief Justice Roberts in his Obergefell dissent: When decisions are reached through democratic means, some people will inevitably be disappointed with the results. But those whose views do not prevail at least know that they have had their say, and accordingly are—in the tradition of our political culture—reconciled to the result […]

He was found guilty and in the case of Mr. Williams the case was ‘stayed’ because the Supreme Court ruled that Mr Williams was entrapped. For this assignment we are going to focus on the decision made by the Supreme Court with respect to Mr. Williams.  what is the appellant for london williams in presentation?

Fully explain your judicial perspective and why this is your perspective. Do you take an interpretive, normative or comparative approach/perspective when contemplating American Constitutional Law?  

State the purpose for each of the rules contained in the Model Rules of Professional Conduct, and provide specific examples of how an attorney can serve the public with his or her time, knowledge, and skill. Include when it would be counterproductive for an attorney to give his or her time. Also, include the specific […]

Stella was just hired to represent the interests of the plaintiff in a class-action lawsuit. She knows that she will have to hire a third party to assist her with the discovery process, as the case seems to be proceeding rather quickly. Since she is so new to e-discovery, Stella asks that you do some […]

Clients are often very hostile to the need to go through probate. Especially between spouses, they feel that it is just “money-sucking lawyer leaches” over-complicating the process. Often times paralegals are the first line of communication that has to deal with this hostility so it is very important that you be able to briefly explain […]

Is the highlighted section citation the correct portion of the code referenced  Plaintiffs’ petition contains a rule challenge under Tex. Gov’t Code $ 2001.038 and a declaratory judgment action under the Uniform Declaratory Judgments Act ("UDJA"), Texas Civil Practice and Remedies Code Chapter 37, seeking to invalidate a newly-enacted Finance Commission rule, 7 Tex. Admin. […]

7 Tex. Admin. Code $ 89.601(a)(5); Exhibit ("Ex.") A. Plaintiffs’ Original Petition ("Pl. Pet.") at 5, 20. The challenged provision is part of a larger rule regulating the use of discount points (prepaid interest) in property tax loans. 7 Tex. Admin. Code $ 89.601(d)(1)-(5); Ex. A. Part (b)(1) provides that discount points must correspond to […]

Why do you think our justice system guarantees the right for defendants to appeal a guilty verdict, but it prohibits the prosecution from appealing a not guilty verdict? Do you agree or disagree with this legal policy?