Questions and Answers of Legal Research Analysis and Writing

a. Prepare an outline of the statutory elements.b. When can a husband or wife testify against each other? When are they prohibited from testifying against each other?c. Husband, while driving under
a. What uniform law governs this question?b. Have there been prior versions of this uniform law? What is the most recent version?c. In the most recent version, what section(s) address who may make an
a. What section defines a trade secret? What is the definition?b. What is the reason for providing protection to trade secrets?c. What Rhode Island law addresses trade secrets?d. What 1998 case from
a. What section sets out the elements of assault?b. Which comment addresses a key difference between the section identified above and the parallel section in the Restatement (Second) of Torts? What
Refer to the Legal Resource Index. What is the title and citation of the article in the Daily Chicago Law Bulletin that covered Arizona State Legislature v. Arizona Independent Redistricting
Your client is a city with a growing urban agriculture movement. The city wants to know about regulation of urban agriculture, particularly microlivestock ordinances. What is a 2015 journal article
a. What is the Shepard’s signal for Crawford?b. What types of cautionary analysis are there? Provide both the type and the number of references for each.This assignment requires access to
a. Does the statute apply to the lease of goods?b. What are the required elements of the statute? In other words, for a contract for the sale of goods of $500 or more to be enforceable, what is
a. A nuncupative will may be made only by a person in imminent peril of death and shall be valid only if the testator died as a result of the impending peril, and must be:1. Declared to be his last
Refer to the Federal Register for October 19, 2015. On what page(s) of the Federal Register is the final rule of the Parole Commission on the topic of paroling, recommitting, and supervising federal
Access the Code of Federal Regulations. What, if any, federal regulation applies to environmental impact statements for activities in Antarctica?
Answer the questions in assignment 8 using your state law governing arson.Data from assignment 8A person who knowingly sets fire to, burns, causes to be burned, or by use of any explosive, damages or
a. What are the required elements of arson?b. Tom breaks into a neighbor’s barn, sets off 20 sticks of dynamite, and blows up the barn. The barn does not catch fire, but it is blownto small bits
Look up a statute of your choosing in your state. You may find it in a print source, a commercial Internet source, or a noncommercial source, such as your state legislature’s website.1. What source
Refer to the Fifth Amendment to the United States Constitution in the U.S.C.A. or U.S.C.S. Cite the 1967 United States Supreme Court decision addressing the applicability of the privilege against
Refer to the U.S.C.S. Cite the title and section of the code that addresses equal opportunity in contract solicitation, housing, and community development by the Federal Home Loan Mortgage
Refer to the U.S.C.A. What is the definition of a “digital audio recording device” under the copyright law? If you used the U.S.C.A. in print, when was the section last amended? If you used an
Your state’s paralegal association has a yearly two-day conference that provides both continuing education credits and booths where vendors of various types of law office software can share
a. Based upon the information presented in the problem, conduct an analysis of the client’s case and prepare a complete and detailed analysis of the problem.b. Repeat assignment a, assuming the
a. Discuss and describe in detail the steps you should follow when conducting the legal analysis.b. Assume there are possible causes of action based on freedom of speech under the First Amendment and
Client’s FactsThe client is charged with burglary. He broke a window, entered his neighbor’s garage, and took three cases of beer. The garage is a separate building located about six feet from
a. Which authority is primary authority, and which is secondary authority? Why?b. Which authority can be mandatory authority? Why? What would be required for any of the sources to be mandatory
Assume that all the cases are on point, that is, they are sufficiently similar to the facts and issues involved in the problem to apply as precedent.a. Which authority is primary authority, and which
When is a court opinion considered precedent?
Answer the following questions regarding the courts in your state:1. Are there limited jurisdiction courts in your state?a. Name those courts.b. What types of cases can each of those courts preside

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