“no-fault divorce,”
Describe what is meant by the term “no-fault divorce,” and discuss the difference between “no-fault” jurisdictions and those that require a “showing of fault” for divorce.
Law
Brady vs Maryland
Watch the following video of the case involving the Brady vs. Maryland. ( https://youtu.be/q50LmuYOCxY) Identify the ethical concerns with regard to loss of faith in the integrity of the criminal justice system. What was the result of the decision and what would be the long term implications if the decision was reversed?
Criminal justice policy failed
Develop a 3-page memo to explain and summarize why a criminal justice policy failed to meet its strategic goals. • Provide reasoning about the purpose of the criminal justice policy and how it was implemented. • Discuss the basis for the plan’s failure and what resources were used to carry out the implementation of …
Legal terms
In the first step, research and define each legal term placing the definition and the legal authority (primary sources or secondary sources supported by a primary source) in the first column. A legal authority must support the legal term as a primary source citation. The legal authority must …
Jury’s voting
Consider the following scenario. Jury members are trying to decide on a verdict in a volatile case. They believe the defendant is guilty but the evidence presented is not sufficient to establish guilt beyond a reasonable doubt. They also have good reason to believe that if a not guilty …
