This should be done by using lexis nexis

1. Using Shepardize the following case by typing Shep: 922 A.2d 403in the search box.

a. What is the name of the case?

b. Give the name and citation(s) for the case(s) that followed the court's reasoning in the above case.

c. Did you find any cautionary analysis of the case in Shepards? If so, list the case names.

d. Did you find in neutral analysis? If so list the case name and citation.

e. Give the name of the case(s) that discusses the issue in Headnote 4 (HN4).

2. Using Lexis shepardize the following case: 496 U.S. 128 (1990).

a. What is the name of the case?

b. Is there any signal indicators? If yes, what does the signal represent?

c. Give the names of the cases which Question the Court's reasoning?

e. How many times has the case been followed?

f. How many times has the case been cited by the Delaware Supreme Court?

3. Using Lexis retrieve the following case: 954 A.2d 315

a. Give the name and date of the case.

b. What does the Shepards signal shown indicate?

Click on the signal in the case to Shepardize and answer the following:

c. Give the name and citation for the case(s) that followedthe court's reasoning?

d. Give the name and the citation to the Law Review(s) that you are directed to?

e. Review the case that you just Shepardized by clicking on the citation link to go back to the case. Give the name and citation for the 2007 case that the Court cites that established the three part test in Delaware for warrantless entries?

4. Using Lexis to shepardize the followed case: 892 A.2d 1061.

a. Give the name and proper Bluebook citation of the case.

b. To Shepardize the cited case, click on the green diamond with a + symbol in the utility bar. What does this symbol indicate?

c. How many "citing decisions" are there?

d. Of the citing decisions listed, give the name and citation of the case(s) that followedthe court's reasoning ?

e. How many citing statutes are there?

f.Provide the citation(s) to the Law Review article(s) that cite the case?