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How do the police engage in the identification and enforcement of morality? What are the implications of having the police enforce standards of behavior? Do the police, in fact, decide what appropriate moral behavior is?

Posted on May 15, 2022 by Shady

The police are organized around the enforcement of not only the criminal law but also of moral behavior generally. How do the police engage in the identification and enforcement of morality? What are the implications of having the police enforce standards of behavior? Do the police, in fact, decide what appropriate moral behavior is?

Identify the strengths and weaknesses of the prosecution evidence and explain all of Paul’s options in police interview taking into account the advantages and disadvantage of each option for him, and what your overall advice to him would be.

Posted on April 26, 2022 by Shady

SECTION A: Criminal Law Answer TWO questions from a choice of FOUR 1. “Arthur is trying on a coat in a shop. He has a big party that night he wants to wear it for. However he is distracted by a song that comes on and humming along to it, he walks out the shop, […]

Identify and discuss the diverse aims and purposes of criminal law.Discuss and critique the role of criminal law in society.

Posted on December 22, 2021 by Shady

Think of one crime and think about why this is crime. Look through your lecture slides and be prepared for a discussion on the following points. – Identify and discuss the diverse aims and purposes of criminal law – Discuss and critique the role of criminal law in society As this is the first seminar, […]

What does your response tell you about yourself and what you need or hope to get from your boss?Explain.

Posted on September 17, 2021 by Shady

You completed several reflective activities this week. Answer all of the following questions in your reflection. 1. Consider again the scenario when you worked with a leader who did not motivate you or support your progress particularly well. Describe the scenario briefly. 2. Which of the following contributed the most to your feeling unmotivated and […]

Define civil and criminal law. Could these case facts give rise to a criminal case, a civil case, or both? Explain

Posted on August 5, 2021 by Shady

Description Read the case study. Respond to the questions that correspond to the scenario and upload to the appropriate Dropbox. Each question should be answered in complete sentences, using correct sentence structure. Responses should be free of grammatical, punctuation, and spelling errors. Read the Case in Point: Good Samaritan Home, found in Chapter 7 of […]

Explain why the author of the ebook states that case law is a “powerful source of law”. In what way is it powerful?

Posted on July 28, 2021 by Shady

1. Rank the three sources of law, from highest to lowest, and explain why you ranked them in this way. 2. Why is it important to understand the sources of law in the study of criminal law? 3. What is the purpose of statutory law and the purpose of case law? 4. Explain why the […]

What does the Vioxx case reveal about the legal dangers that drug companies face when they are advertising medicines to consumers?Discuss

Posted on July 8, 2021 by Shady

We have discussed tort law and criminal law. Let’s see how those laws apply to real-life situations. Please read the case What does the Vioxx case reveal about the legal dangers that drug companies face when they are advertising medicines to consumers? Post a thorough response to the question. Include references of specific torts in […]

Differentiate between civil law and criminal law, explaining the areas covered by each.

Posted on July 2, 2021 by Shady

Differentiate between civil law and criminal law, explaining the areas covered by each.

With reference to relevant sentencing guidelines and, assuming that none of the parties have any prior criminal convictions, explain exactly what the likely sentences will be for those liable parties, assuming that they are convicted after a criminal trial (after pleading not guilty).

Posted on May 31, 2021 by Shady

1. With reference to criminal law, citing legal authority to support your answer, discuss the criminal liability the various parties in this scenario. 2. With reference to relevant sentencing guidelines and, assuming that none of the parties have any prior criminal convictions, explain exactly what the likely sentences will be for those liable parties, assuming […]

Write a written submission for a criminal law matter on the admissibility of evidence given by the plaintiff.

Posted on April 22, 2021 by Shady

write a written submission for a criminal law matter on the admissibility of evidence given by the plaintiff.

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How do the police engage in the identification and enforcement of morality? What are the implications of having the police enforce standards of behavior? Do the police, in fact, decide what appropriate moral behavior is?

Identify the strengths and weaknesses of the prosecution evidence and explain all of Paul’s options in police interview taking into account the advantages and disadvantage of each option for him, and what your overall advice to him would be.

Identify and discuss the diverse aims and purposes of criminal law.Discuss and critique the role of criminal law in society.

What does your response tell you about yourself and what you need or hope to get from your boss?Explain.

Define civil and criminal law. Could these case facts give rise to a criminal case, a civil case, or both? Explain

Explain why the author of the ebook states that case law is a “powerful source of law”. In what way is it powerful?

What does the Vioxx case reveal about the legal dangers that drug companies face when they are advertising medicines to consumers?Discuss

Differentiate between civil law and criminal law, explaining the areas covered by each.

With reference to relevant sentencing guidelines and, assuming that none of the parties have any prior criminal convictions, explain exactly what the likely sentences will be for those liable parties, assuming that they are convicted after a criminal trial (after pleading not guilty).

Write a written submission for a criminal law matter on the admissibility of evidence given by the plaintiff.