Employment Law I.P. 1. What are the possible legitimate reasons for which an employee can challenge a wrongful termination? 2. In what situations does a terminated employee have no recourse?
Nonprofit Lobbying Many U.S. nonprofit leaders believe that lobbying is not legal. What does U.S. law say about nonprofit lobbying and what is and is not permitted?
Civil Rights and Civil Liberties Discussion Topic – Watch and then critically discuss the video Speech by USAF Lt. General Silveria in terms of Civil Rights and Civil Liberties. Do you agree or Disagree with his Speech? Support your position.
One of the important legal doctrines you studied in this module/week is the doctrine of unconscionability. Unconscionability is a relatively modern development in contract law, and some see it as a controversial one. This assignment will provide you with an opportunity to describe your understanding of the doctrine of unconscionability, apply that understanding by […]
Two of the doctrines you have studied in this module/week, the Statute of Frauds and the Parol Evidence Rule, both deal with written contracts. However, while the doctrines have something in common, they are designed to do entirely different things. Address the following issues as they relate to these 2 important doctrines in contract law: […]
Your Final Paper will outline the basic primary arguments of the opinions written in support of and dissenting from the same-sex marriage decision, Obergefell v Hodges. The concern in this assignment is not your personal view of the topic or even how you see it through a Christian worldview. Rather, it is an important exercise […]
Read the case study of Alexey Piskunov. Complete the application and required documents as described below. Application for a Pre-Removal Risk Assessment Based on the case scenario information provided: Draft a document for your partner/firm that details how this client meets the definition of a convention refugee. Draft a written submission on behalf of your […]
10th Justice; Takings Clause As you learned this week, the government can enact the concept of eminent domain and “take” private property so long as it is for the “public use” and the owner is justly compensated. This concept is hotly contested and often results in a clash between property owners and the government. Developers […]
Reforming the New Zealand political system In June 2019 a report ‘Foresight, insight and oversight: Enhancing long-term governance through better parliamentary scrutiny’ was released This report identifies some key concerns with New Zealand’s parliamentary processes and suggests options for reform. You should identify one reform in the report that you wish to critically evaluate. […]
Note that a review and inclusion of UK caselaw will be very important to this paper, although you note from chapter 3 that it will be broadened in that chapter to look at notable cases on freedom of speech from around the world. Brief History, defining the scope of free speech Theoretical foundations International […]
