Inchoate offenses and parties to a crime do not entail separate criminal offenses. Outline what these theories of criminal liability entail and what conduct is required in order to prove such liability. (E.g., acting as a lookout, or providing the plans or a weapon for a robbery.)
Explain the difference between factual and proximate cause.
Explain in detail the legal essence of a criminal act.
Outline the advantages and disadvantages of our adversarial system regarding the burden of proof falling to the government to prove the concurrent of the criminal act with a criminal mind. How can a fact finder look into the mind of an accused to determine how that person acted at the time?
List the different sources of law in our modern-day legal system. What are they? How are they enacted? What do they control or regulate?
Imagine that you are a lawyer with a Law firm that typically handles Tort cases. You have been asked to explain these topics to a local high school for Legal Career Day to expose the students to the basic principles of torts and negligence. Provide a 50-75 word summary of each topic listed below. 1. …
Strikes may be rare, but it is noteworthy that they have been occurring more frequently in recent years. It is prudent for HR professionals to consider including a strategy for responding to picket lines and protests in their company’s operational plan, especially given the compliance risk and remedies for situations that are not handled properly. …
Describe how affirmative action policies have affected white males in hiring and promotional policies. Do you think this is fair? Why or why not. Support your position.
Describe how affirmative action policies have affected white males in hiring and promotional policies. Do you think this is fair? Why or why not. Support your position.
In terms of law in the United States, which system of law do you think had a greater influence our legal system today, civil law or common law? Why? In your response, be sure to delineate the history of and the key aspects of both common law and civil law in …
