At trial Y claims that during Y’s “sexual interaction” with X that Y told X that Y “had to get home, and wanted X to “to end this” and “that Y did not  enjoy this at all.” X  admits that X heard these statements although X claims that  these statements are the “typical ‘no’ means […]

Are a paralegal’s time records or calendar subject to the attorney-client privilege?

Assume that what you read actually was a scene from  Y’s audition for a movie. The director, D, tells Y that Y can have the role if Y shares intimacies with D. D actually has already given the part to another performer.  Y later learns that Y did not get the part despite having spent […]

Writing this assignment is to analyze a complex set of facts using the legal understanding of torts we’ve studied; the idea is to apply the concepts of duty, breach, causation, proximate causation, defenses, strict liability, and so on.  This is how lawyers are tested, and the goal in part is to encourage you to exercise […]

In a federalist system such as The United States, state and municipal authorities can play a large role in protecting national security. In this, federal authorities can play a complementary role, assisting state and local governments only when needed. With the increase in the destructive capacity of non-state actors, advancements in technology, and governmental mandates, […]

You are a newly licensed paralegal, employed at Centennial LLP. The firm has three senior lawyers who are following up with your previous help, now with questions about case law. 1. Harvey Spectator is still working on an important civil litigation manner and wants help involving the Limitations Act, 2002. He asks you to help […]

Your first longer writing assignment is to analyze a complex set of facts using the legal understanding of torts we’ve studied; the idea is to apply the concepts of duty, breach, causation, proximate causation, defenses, strict liability, and so on.  This is how lawyers are tested, and the goal in part is to encourage you […]

1. Explain the scope of freedom of religion.    2. Explain to what degree freedom of religion applies to the practice and expression of religion and the display of religious symbols in the United States.    3. Explain the rationale for freedom of religion.    4. Explain how federal and or state courts have used […]

Professor Karen Boyle in her report on Jimmy Savile’s years abusing girls, boys, women and men at the BBC.  She asked a rather basic question: “How could you not have known?” based on the article and/or video how do you feel about this question.

Explain how a regulatory agency is related to Administrative Law AND Provide an example of implementation of an agency and how its functioning can be assessed.