Discussion Topic WAIT, NOT SO FASTStudents must submit a RESPONSE post $($see instructions below$)$ before gaining access to the discussion board's thread. Other students' posts can only be viewed after submitting a RESPONSE. Once a post is submitted, it cannot be edited or deleted $($if you make a mistake, it can be clarified by submitting a follow$-$up post$).$ GOAL AND PURPOSEThis course will focus solely on U$.$S$.$ Supreme Court case law as it relates specifically to the rules of criminal procedure $($i$.$e$.,$ rules that only apply to the government, namely, law enforcement, prosecutors, and judges$).$ Therefore, our Weeks $1$&$2$ CJ & Law Talk will reinforce the research skills needed to find acceptable sources for this course and how to cite them correctly. PRE$-$POSTING INSTRUCTIONSReview the "textbook method" as discussed in our textbook, including the "citation" explanation. Submit a RESPONSE in Week One and a REPLY in Week Two that meets the Grading Criteria $($do not proceed until you have clicked on the "Grading Criteria" link, read and understood every expectation$)$:RESPONSE POST $($worth $12\mathrm{.}5$ points and is due by Sunday of Week One$)$Using Harvard's Case Law Access Project Search Engine, find a USSC that is directly related to the Week One Assigned ReadingIn one to two short sentences, tell us the story $($focus on the government's role and its interaction with the defendant$)$In one to two short sentences, summarize the Court's analysis of that case $($i$.$e$.,$ that "story"$)$Explain the citation by answering these questions:What "REPORTER" is that case published in$?$In what "VOLUME" number?On what "PAGE"?In what "YEAR"?Finally, provide a properly formatted and embedded citation $($as per APA or Bluebook$)$REPLY POST $($worth $12\mathrm{.}5$ points and is due by Sunday of Week Two$)$After reading all posts submitted, select a fellow student's RESPONSE postFurther the discussion by elaborating, broadening, or "bringing to life" that student's RESPONSE postThis post can be supported by a "Credible News Source" $($consider audio and$/$or video clips$)$Provide a properly formatted and embedded citation $($as per APA or Bluebook$)$ for the source relied upon $($regardless if it is an "acceptable source" or a "credible news source"$)$