Law

Prices routinely charged for basic real estate

In order to generate more clients, a law firm mailed letters to the two largest real estate companies in town. In the letters, the firm set forth the prices routinely charged for basic real estate—related services and the length of time such services ordinar-ily require. Explain why this practice is or is not ethical.

Generate more business for his law firm

In order to generate more business for his law firm, a law clerk got a list of homes subject to foreclosure from the local courthouse.She then programmed an office computer to telephone these residences and give information about her law firm, which specializes in bankruptcy. Explain why this practice is or is not improper

Amending the Constitution

In the United States it is quite difficult to amend the Constitution. This is not the case in many European countries. Pick a European country of your choice and describe the process by which lawmakers or citizens can amend their constitution. Do you think this is a useful process for the country you have chosen? …

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The key features of European court systems

Many scholars believe that a strong and independent court system is an important part of democracy. In Europe, quite a bit of variation exists in this regard. What are the key features of European court systems? In your educated opinion, what are the strengths and weaknesses of these features?

The Fourth Amendment

The Fourth Amendment protects citizens from unreasonable searches and seizures by the police. Searches must be done with a warrant or under one of the described exceptions. In Maryland v. King, the Supreme Court ruled that the police can take DNA during the booking process from people who have been arrested and not yet convicted. …

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The U.S. court system

Describe your understanding of the U.S. court system at both the state and federal levels? Be sure to touch on the roles of the court at each level. How do cases reach the U.S. supreme court? How do the justices render their decisions? How would you define judicial review? Where did it come from? What …

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