Case Marbury verses Madison Explain the concept of judicial review. Why is the case Marbury verses Madison still important today? Cite some modern day examples to answer this question, using outside research.
Cybercrime 1. Explain the basic legal rights of businesses or individuals who are affected by your chosen cybercrime issue. 2. Explain at least two techniques people within your city can use to protect 3. Provide a list of resources (including a brief description and contact information) that would provide businesses or individuals in your city … Read more
Contract Administration. 1. Apply and critically appraise administrative principles associated with standard forms of construction related head, minor works and alternative design and construct forms. 2. Assess and evaluate the appropriate selection, preparation andadministration of construction contracts. 3. Develop your judgement relating to the benefits of the literalapplication of the contract contrasted with the understanding … Read more
Migration Interview Report Interview a person who has migrated, asking them abouttheir experience after migrating. Write a report responding to in your own words: (1) How did your interviewee’s identities shape their experience of migrating? (2) What is the broad context in which the person you interview migrated ? (3) Can the concept of othering, … Read more
Debates about the patenting of CRISPR technologies Critically evaluate the extent to which recent debates about the patenting of CRISPR technologies raise legal and ethical issues that have similarities with earlier attempts to patent stem cell invention. Illustrate your answer with reference to the relevant case law discussing the actual or potential advantages for society … Read more
Law of criminal fraud The Fraud Act 2006 represents the most radical change in the law of criminal fraud since 1968…Although it is a short Act it will have the effect of significantly altering the way in which the criminal courts deal with fraud.” Farrell S et al, Blackstone’s Guide to The Fraud Act 2006 … Read more
Advocacy in Criminal Trial. Using the R v ? brief, in a separate X-page document, complete THREE of the following tasks (a)-(e). You should support your answers to this part of the assessment with any relevant law and references to commentary, including but not limited to works on the module’s Reading List. (a) State a … Read more
From 2019 to 2021, a period during which geographer Ben Rogaly published Stories from a Migrant City, which focuses on Peterborough in Cambridgeshire, an online poll ranked Peterborough as the worst place to live in England. In other words, this provincial city is, as Britons would phrase it, a quintessential “crap town.” So, why would … Read more
Choose one of the following topics, and write a short paper (maximum 5 pages typed, double-spaced, with generous margins) on the topic. 1. Critically examine Locke’s central claims about the identity of persons through time and the arguments he offers in support of them. 2. Describe and critically evaluate Berkeley’s heat-pain/sweet-pleasure argument. 3. Berkeley appeals … Read more
Court of Appeal Critically evaluate the Court of Appeal’s decision in Barry v Davies paying particular attention to the significance of Pill LJ’s concurring judgment. Critically evaluate the applicability of the Sale of Goods Act 1979 to sales of Computer software.
