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- This project will require you to focus on a specific legal action that is relevant to the topics that we've covered this semester. It is meant for you to move from the abstract concepts that we are dealing with in theory, and to take a closer look at an individual matter in practice - one that was serious enough for everyone to get lawyers involved and judges and appellate judges and the entirety of the "legal system" apparatus. I am condensing what I'm going to ask you to cover because I recognize that we're dealing with a short time frame from the time in which the assignment was posted. I will also move the due date from when it was expected from the syllabus so that you'll have sufficient time to cover it. You will choose a case from the following list based on the first initial of your last name - Last Names 'A through Last Names 'U' through 'Q! Last Names 'R' through Z Brown v. Board of Education International Shoe Company v. State of Washington Palsgraf v. The Long Island Railroad Company Heart of Atlanta Motel v. United States Obergefell V. Hodges Miranda v. Arizona Wal-Mart Stores, Inc. v. Cockrell Kolodziej . Mason Liebeck v. McDonald's Facebook, Inc. v. Restaurants, PT.S., Inc. Winklevoss Samsung Electronics Marder v. Lopez Co., Ltd. v. Apple Inc. Clemmons v. Kansas V Secret Catalogue, Inc. City Chiefs Football Club, Inc. and Victoria's Secret Stores, Ivie v. Smith Inc. v. Moseley Plessy v. Ferguson Maryland V. Kulbicki Miller v. California Church of Lukumi Babalu Aye, Inc. v. City of Hialeah, Florida Tinker v. Des Moines Independent Community School District Marbury v. Madison You may not work together on this assignment. I recognize that people may select the same case, but I should be able to clearly distinguish your work from others. es You will start by providing a link to the Court decision from the highest court deciding this case. Many of these cases were decided by the United States Supreme Court, so that will be relatively straightforward, but some will have been decided at lower levels of our Court systems, so you'll need to figure that out. Providing the link to the court's decision will be worth 10 points. Then you will prepare a report that answers the following questions. You will be scored mostly on the completeness of your responses, so each report's "correct" length will vary, but you can also face deductions for typographical and presentation errors (typos that lead to confusion in reading the response and sloppiness in presentation). A will expect more depth in areas for which more points are assigned 1. Explain why you've selected this case from among those available to you. Not "it was first on the list" (10 points) 2. Tell us when and where this was case was decided - note the Court making the decision and the year of the decision. (10 points) 3. Tell us what happened in the case - provide some general background, but focus on the substantive facts - the facts that were important to the Court in making its decision (25 points) 4. Tell us what the Court's decision was in the case - what its final conclusion was. Tell us if there were any concurring or dissenting opinions in the case and provide a short summary of what they said. (10 points) 5. Tell us if you think the Court made the right decision and why. (5 points) 6. Tell us why this case is important in our study of Business Law - what concept does it cover, and how did it help you understand that concept. (20 points) 7. Provide a link to something that was written about this case, other than from a Business Law textbook. (10 points) This project will require you to focus on a specific legal action that is relevant to the topics that we've covered this semester. It is meant for you to move from the abstract concepts that we are dealing with in theory, and to take a closer look at an individual matter in practice - one that was serious enough for everyone to get lawyers involved and judges and appellate judges and the entirety of the legal system" apparatus. I am condensing what I'm going to ask you to cover because I recognize that we're dealing with a short time frame from the time in which the assignment was posted. I will also move the due date from when it was expected from the syllabus so that you'll have sufficient time to cover it. You will choose a case from the following list based on the first initial of your last name - Last Names A through Last Names through 'Q Last Names 'R' through Z Brown v. Board of Education International Shoe Company v. State of Washington Palsgraf v. The Long Island Railroad Company . Heart of Atlanta Motel v. United States Obergefell V. Hodges Miranda v. Arizona Wal-Mart Stores, Inc. v. Cockrell Kolodziej v. Mason Liebeck v. McDonald's Facebook, Inc. v. Restaurants, PT.S., Inc. Winklevoss Samsung Electronics Marder v. Lopez Co., Ltd. v. Apple Inc. Clemmons v. Kansas V Secret Catalogue, Inc. City Chiefs Football Club, Inc. and Victoria's Secret Stores, Ivie v. Smith Inc. v. Moseley Plessyv. Ferguson Maryland v. Kulbicki Miller v. California Church of Lukumi Babalu Aye, Inc. v. City of Hialeah, Florida Tinker v. Des Moines Independent Community School District Marbury v. Madison You may not work together on this assignment I recognize that people may select the same case, but I should be able to clearly distinguish your work from others. CS You will start by providing a link to the Court decision from the highest court deciding this case. Many of these cases were decided by the United States Supreme Court, so that will be relatively straightforward, but some will have been decided at lower levels of our Court systems, so you'll need to figure that out. Providing the link to the court's decision will be worth 10 points. Then you will prepare a report that answers the following questions. You will be scored mostly on the completeness of your responses, so each report's "correct" length will vary, but you can also face deductions for typographical and presentation errors (typos that lead to confusion in reading the response and sloppiness in presentation). I will expect more depth in areas for which more points are assigned 1. Explain why you've selected this case from among those available to you. Not "it was first on the list" (10 points) 2. Tell us when and where this was case was decided - note the Court making the decision and the year of the decision. (10 points) 3. Tell us what happened in the case - provide some general background, but focus on the substantive facts - the facts that were important to the Court in making its decision. (25 points) 4. Tell us what the Court's decision was in the case - what its final conclusion was. Tell us if there were any concurring or dissenting opinions in the case and provide a short summary of what they said (10 points) 5. Tell us if you think the Court made the right decision and why. (5 points) 6. Tell us why this case is important in our study of Business Law - what concept does it cover, and how did it help you understand that concept. (20 points) 7. Provide a link to something that was written about this case, other than from a Business Law textbook. (10 points) You may respond to the questions in a standalone fashion or generate a narrative that includes the responses to the questions. As you can see the assignment is worth 100 points. It is due by 11:55 pm on May 6th - This project will require you to focus on a specific legal action that is relevant to the topics that we've covered this semester. It is meant for you to move from the abstract concepts that we are dealing with in theory, and to take a closer look at an individual matter in practice - one that was serious enough for everyone to get lawyers involved and judges and appellate judges and the entirety of the "legal system" apparatus. I am condensing what I'm going to ask you to cover because I recognize that we're dealing with a short time frame from the time in which the assignment was posted. I will also move the due date from when it was expected from the syllabus so that you'll have sufficient time to cover it. You will choose a case from the following list based on the first initial of your last name - Last Names 'A through Last Names 'U' through 'Q! Last Names 'R' through Z Brown v. Board of Education International Shoe Company v. State of Washington Palsgraf v. The Long Island Railroad Company Heart of Atlanta Motel v. United States Obergefell V. Hodges Miranda v. Arizona Wal-Mart Stores, Inc. v. Cockrell Kolodziej . Mason Liebeck v. McDonald's Facebook, Inc. v. Restaurants, PT.S., Inc. Winklevoss Samsung Electronics Marder v. Lopez Co., Ltd. v. Apple Inc. Clemmons v. Kansas V Secret Catalogue, Inc. City Chiefs Football Club, Inc. and Victoria's Secret Stores, Ivie v. Smith Inc. v. Moseley Plessy v. Ferguson Maryland V. Kulbicki Miller v. California Church of Lukumi Babalu Aye, Inc. v. City of Hialeah, Florida Tinker v. Des Moines Independent Community School District Marbury v. Madison You may not work together on this assignment. I recognize that people may select the same case, but I should be able to clearly distinguish your work from others. es You will start by providing a link to the Court decision from the highest court deciding this case. Many of these cases were decided by the United States Supreme Court, so that will be relatively straightforward, but some will have been decided at lower levels of our Court systems, so you'll need to figure that out. Providing the link to the court's decision will be worth 10 points. Then you will prepare a report that answers the following questions. You will be scored mostly on the completeness of your responses, so each report's "correct" length will vary, but you can also face deductions for typographical and presentation errors (typos that lead to confusion in reading the response and sloppiness in presentation). A will expect more depth in areas for which more points are assigned 1. Explain why you've selected this case from among those available to you. Not "it was first on the list" (10 points) 2. Tell us when and where this was case was decided - note the Court making the decision and the year of the decision. (10 points) 3. Tell us what happened in the case - provide some general background, but focus on the substantive facts - the facts that were important to the Court in making its decision (25 points) 4. Tell us what the Court's decision was in the case - what its final conclusion was. Tell us if there were any concurring or dissenting opinions in the case and provide a short summary of what they said. (10 points) 5. Tell us if you think the Court made the right decision and why. (5 points) 6. Tell us why this case is important in our study of Business Law - what concept does it cover, and how did it help you understand that concept. (20 points) 7. Provide a link to something that was written about this case, other than from a Business Law textbook. (10 points) This project will require you to focus on a specific legal action that is relevant to the topics that we've covered this semester. It is meant for you to move from the abstract concepts that we are dealing with in theory, and to take a closer look at an individual matter in practice - one that was serious enough for everyone to get lawyers involved and judges and appellate judges and the entirety of the legal system" apparatus. I am condensing what I'm going to ask you to cover because I recognize that we're dealing with a short time frame from the time in which the assignment was posted. I will also move the due date from when it was expected from the syllabus so that you'll have sufficient time to cover it. You will choose a case from the following list based on the first initial of your last name - Last Names A through Last Names through 'Q Last Names 'R' through Z Brown v. Board of Education International Shoe Company v. State of Washington Palsgraf v. The Long Island Railroad Company . Heart of Atlanta Motel v. United States Obergefell V. Hodges Miranda v. Arizona Wal-Mart Stores, Inc. v. Cockrell Kolodziej v. Mason Liebeck v. McDonald's Facebook, Inc. v. Restaurants, PT.S., Inc. Winklevoss Samsung Electronics Marder v. Lopez Co., Ltd. v. Apple Inc. Clemmons v. Kansas V Secret Catalogue, Inc. City Chiefs Football Club, Inc. and Victoria's Secret Stores, Ivie v. Smith Inc. v. Moseley Plessyv. Ferguson Maryland v. Kulbicki Miller v. California Church of Lukumi Babalu Aye, Inc. v. City of Hialeah, Florida Tinker v. Des Moines Independent Community School District Marbury v. Madison You may not work together on this assignment I recognize that people may select the same case, but I should be able to clearly distinguish your work from others. CS You will start by providing a link to the Court decision from the highest court deciding this case. Many of these cases were decided by the United States Supreme Court, so that will be relatively straightforward, but some will have been decided at lower levels of our Court systems, so you'll need to figure that out. Providing the link to the court's decision will be worth 10 points. Then you will prepare a report that answers the following questions. You will be scored mostly on the completeness of your responses, so each report's "correct" length will vary, but you can also face deductions for typographical and presentation errors (typos that lead to confusion in reading the response and sloppiness in presentation). I will expect more depth in areas for which more points are assigned 1. Explain why you've selected this case from among those available to you. Not "it was first on the list" (10 points) 2. Tell us when and where this was case was decided - note the Court making the decision and the year of the decision. (10 points) 3. Tell us what happened in the case - provide some general background, but focus on the substantive facts - the facts that were important to the Court in making its decision. (25 points) 4. Tell us what the Court's decision was in the case - what its final conclusion was. Tell us if there were any concurring or dissenting opinions in the case and provide a short summary of what they said (10 points) 5. Tell us if you think the Court made the right decision and why. (5 points) 6. Tell us why this case is important in our study of Business Law - what concept does it cover, and how did it help you understand that concept. (20 points) 7. Provide a link to something that was written about this case, other than from a Business Law textbook. (10 points) You may respond to the questions in a standalone fashion or generate a narrative that includes the responses to the questions. As you can see the assignment is worth 100 points. It is due by 11:55 pm on May 6th