Reasonable Suspicion Versus Probable Cause. When Esther Lucero was arrested outside he bar, were the police officers acting on reasonable suspicion or did they have probable cause? What is the difference between reasonable suspicion and probable cause? Once police officers arrived at the scene, what actions were available to them? In other words, how could […]

Frankford High School is one of the schools with the lowest ranking in Philadelphia, and its overall assessment is 507 out of 676 schools. The reading proficiency in the United States is below 20%, according to recent news reports. Do the students have access to any assistance with their English language skills? What are some […]

Deeply analyze Dorothy Smith “The Everyday World as Problematic” and Carole Smart to  discuss other ways to understand bias and embedded inequality in the law and society. The requested piece isn’t about rejecting the importance of individual bias or explicit discrimination – but rather to compliment it by drawing attention to some of the more […]

In a neighborhood of row houses, the owner of one house has let that building fall into disrepair. From the street, it’s obvious that the building is filled with old newspapers. If a neighbor wanted to sue on the grounds that the building is a nuisance, would the neighbor characterize this situation as one involving […]

You are an emergency services person at the scene of a housing complex that is on fire. You are attempting to help rescue adults and children, some of them frantically screaming from various floors for help from the smoke and flames, when it appears that shots are being fired from an undetermined location. It also […]

In 1994, Michael Fay, an American teenager convicted of spray-painting parked cars, was flogged in Singapore. The flogging (called caning because it was done with a bamboo rod) sparked an international outcry from opponents of corporal punishment. In the U.S., however, it also led to a rebirth of interest in physical punishments – especially for […]

Ben and Jack is upset about John’s behavior and decides to teach him a lesson. Both Ben & Jack carefully plans out how they will attack John. On the night of their choice, they lure John to a local bar. Ben ties John up and starts beating him, while Jack is tasked to keep watch.  […]

What would the case brief for Elk Grove Unified School District v. Newdow be   Judicial History   facts   issue    rules   analysis   conclusion 

Explain the “Good Samaritan Laws”. How can these laws be helpful and what you must do to be covered under them. Make sure you include refusal of care, abandonment, and consent. 

The protection of the workers’ rights in the case of insolvency and bankruptcy of the employer (See materials and documents in the Topic Termination of the employment contracts) 2. The concept of the remuneration for workers. 3. The general overview of the ILO Convention 95 4. Min wages in different countries Practical task. Due to […]