DIRECTIONS: READ FIRST!!!

DIRECTIONS: READ FIRST!!!

You must answer all 3 of the following blog posts. There are correct answers, so make sure you are certain in your answers. Use your notes or book if necessary.

One Acre Exemption

Under the state exemptions to the bankruptcy act allowable under the law of a large southwestern sate, there is a one-acre exemption for the debtor's home. Two brothers, Robert and Lyle Quest are forced into involuntary bankruptcy due to some precious metal speculations. Robert lives in a penthouse atop a $62million office building he owns. Lyle's penthouse is a top a $71 million building that he owns. Each claims the one acre due under the state law.

The creditors claim that they should be able to reach all the value in the one acre except for the $15,000 exemption allowed by the federal law.

Who will win? Explain.

Violating Bankruptcy Laws

Mark is greatly upset and wonders if he should report what appears to him to be a flagrant abuse of the bankruptcy law. The individual debtor in question has been living for years in a house that is worth at least $100,000 and maybe much more. Recently, the debtor went through a bankruptcy, yet he and his family still live the house.

Is such a result possible without violating the bankruptcy laws? Explain.

What chapter of the laws might make it possible?

Pension...

One month before being forced into bankruptcy Lyle retired from his position as president of the brothers' company. He then began drawing an amount equal to his old salary ($4 million per year) as his pension. He claimed that the pension was exempt from his creditors' claims as the state exemption mirrored the federal exemption in the area.

Is he correct? Explain.

DIRECTIONS: READ FIRST!!!

DIRECTIONS READ FIRST!!!

You need to answer the 4 required posts and 2 others, for a total of 6 posts! Each post needs to be answered in a minimum of 3 sentences.

Life Insurance

When Henecker took out his life insurance policy, he misrepresented his age as 27. In reality he was 34.

Will the insurance company be required to pay on the policy when Henecker dies?

Bank Robbery

*REQUIRED*

A month after his release from jail, Bill Bravo insured his own life in a double indemnity policy. Two months later, he was killed while attempting to hold up a bank. The insurance company refused to pay the benefits to Bill's wife and son, even though the policy contained no provision excluding liability if the insured died as a result of violating the law.

Under what legal grounds can the insurance company refuse to pay this claim? Explain.

Liability Insurance

Olsen negligently backed into Sbatino's car. Olsen was very apologetic and, after a few minutes of negotiation, paid Sabatino for the damage. Olsen then asked his automobile insurance company to reimburse him under his liability coverage for the amount he had paid Sabatino.

Must the insurance company do so? Explain.

Wiring Short

*REQUIRED*

Some of the wiring in Thomas' car shorted out and started a fire. Before the blaze could be extinguished, the car was destroyed.

What type of automobile insurance coverage would indemnify Thomas? Explain.

Fire Insurance

*REQUIRED*

Scandinavian Fire Insurance Company insured Carnes against fire. One day while ironing he left the room to answer the telephone and negligently forgot to turn off the iron. The iron fell from the ironing board, and the carpet caught fire. The fire then spread tot he drapes. As flames engulfed the room, smoke damaged the remainder of the house.

Will the loss be covered by the policy?

Grandparents

*REQUIRED*

Your parents are concerned about the advancing age of their parents. They apply for life insurance on the lives of each of your grandparents, to be used to pay for funeral expenses.

Will the application be accepted? Explain.

Camper

Lampson sold Stark a large recreational vehicle for $52,000. However, Lampson forgot to cancel the insurance he held on the vehicle. One month after Stark bought the recreational vehicle, it was totally destroyed by fire. Shocked by the occurrence, Lampson then remembered the policy and immediately filed a claim for the loss of the recreational vehicle with his insurance company.

Will he be able to collect? Explain.

DIRECTIONS: READ FIRST!!!

You need to answer 5 of the following 6 blog posts. Make sure you are explaining your answers. Each answer should contain a minimum of 5 SENTENCES!

Broken Arm

Smith rented an apartment from Jerry on a month-t0-month basis for $700 per month. At the time Smith first saw the apartment, there was a large tear in the carpet right behind the entryway door. The carpet there often bunched up and it was easy to trip on if you didn't notice it. On Saturday, Smith was entertaining guests when her boss arrived. The boss ran the doorbell and let herself in when no one answered. She then tripped on the torn rug, fell and broke her arm.She sued both Smith and Jerry for her medical expenses, lost wages, and pain and suffering. Smith is nearly broke, but Jerry her landlord is a multi-millionaire.

Is Jerry liable? Explain.

Showing Your Appartment

Three weeks before you are scheduled to move out of an apartment, the landlord tells you that he wants to begin showing the apartment to to other prospective tenants.

Must you allow him to do this even though your lease says nothing about showing the apartment?
Ethically, should you allow the apartment to be shown even if you are not legally obligated to do so? Explain.

Icy Sidewalk

Moya rented an apartment in a large complex owned by Johnson. Moya's guest, Perkins, was injured when he fell on the icy sidewalk leading up to the building where Moya's apartment was located. Perkins sued both Moya and Johnson.

Who is liable, Moya or Johnson? Why?

Failed Heating Unit

In the midst of a very cold winter, the central heating unit in Manlie's apartment complex failed. Several tenants notified the landlord, who happened to be out of town. Unless action were take immediately, all the pipes in the building would burst. The cost of the repairs was less than $50, but no one wanted to spend the money.

What were the tenants'duties in this situation? Explain.

Vine Street Office

Church and Jaspers planned to remain in their Vine Street offices only until their one-year lease expired on June 1. On May 15 they entered into a two-year lease for new office space on Seventeenth Avenue. This lease was to commence June 1. On May 25 Church and Jaspers discover that the occupant of the Seventeenth Avenue Offices whose lease expires on May 31, had not vacated and does not plan to do so until June 15.

Can Church and Jaspers remain in their old offices until June 15? Explain.

Apartment Lease

You moved into an apartment some time ago under a lease which identified the ending date as December 31. You plan to move out as of December 31 but do not tell the landlord. Two days before the lease expires, while you are packing, your landlord appears and informs you that because you did not give notice of your intent ot leave you owe rent for an additional month.

 Is the landlord right? Explain.

DIRECTIONS: READ FIRST!!!

You need to answer 5 of the following 6 blog posts. Make sure you are explaining your answers. Each answer should contain a minimum of 5 SENTENCES!

New School Construction

Madison Unifed High School District had plans to build a new high school. Madison awarded the contract for construction to Empire Builders Inc., which bid $2.6 million. The contract contained a liquidated damage clause that provided for payment of $1,500 a day for every day that competition was delayed beyond the expected 24-month construction period.

Could the liquidated damage clause be enforced? Explain.

Car for Sale

Hoglund reneged on his promise to sell his car to Elsen. Elsen went to nearby Los Angeles and found the same model with lower mileage, in better condition, and priced $600 below Hoglund's. Nevertheless, Elsen was incensed by Hoglund's conduct and wanted to sue him

To what damages, if  any, is Elsen entitled?

Brass Bowls

Taipei Yang ordered 900 solid brass bowls for indoor plants from the East-Meets-West Company, which imports such goods from Singapore. Yang had included the bowls as a special in his holiday gift catalog and expected to generate a net profit of at least $9,000 from their sale. When the shipment arrived and was opened, Yang scratched the bottom of a bowl and determined that it was sell with a surface plating of brass. Yang complained to the supplier, who pleaded ignorance and apologized. Nothing further was aid and Tang paid the full price. Three months later he thought he should get a reduction in price because of the defect.

Will he succeed? Explain.

Picasso Painting

Stu bid $122 million for a Picasso painting, and the seller accepted the bid. Then the seller received a higher bid, $160 million. The seller told Stu the painting would not be delivered.

What are Stu's remedies? Explain.

Camp

You were hired to work as an aide at a youth camp in Alaska for three months, beginning on June 10. Because of an increase in camp fees and airfares enrollment drops sharply. After the first two-week session, the director no longer needs your help, and so she fires you.

Is the director acting legally?
Is she acting ethically?
Do you any legal remedy?
EXPLAIN!!!

Football Coach

A college football coach has directed his team to division championships five times. With two years remaining in his current three-year employment contract, he notifies the college president that he is resigning in order to coach a professional team at a higher salary.

Is the coach legally free to change employers?
Is the professional team legally free to hire him?
What can  the college legally do?
EXPLAIN!!!

DIRECTIONS: READ FIRST!!!

DIRECTIONS: READ FIRST!!!

You need to answer all 3 of the blogs below.

7 year old accountant

Tina, age seven, was playing accountant at her father's desk in his absence. When she found a stack of interesting papers, she "corrected" all of them, adding zeros to numbers ("500" thus became "5000") and drawing lines through words. The "interesting papers" were promissory notes, owned by her father, representing claims against debtors totaling about $17,000.

Have these contractual claims been discharged by Tina's changes?

Kitchen Remodel

In January, Doolan Construction Company promised to remodel Kemper's kitchen during July when Kemper would be visiting relatives in Canada. Their written contract, called for work to start on July 1, and to be completed before August 2. In April  Doolan phoned and said he could not start the job before July 2, if then.

What can Kemper do?

Uniforms

Your school orders 50 new uniforms for its marching band. The contract states that "time is of the essence," and if the goods are not received in time for the first performance by the band on September 1, the old uniforms will be used for another year. The manufacturer does not deliver the uniforms until September 3.

Can the school cancel the contract?
Would it be ethical for the supplier to delay the delivery until October 10 because of a rush order from another school that provided a higher profit?

ANSWER BOTH QUESTIONS!

DIRECTIONS: READ FIRST!!!

DIRECTIONS: READ FIRST!!!

You must complete 4 of the following blogs.

CDs

Suzy entered into an oral contract with Hugh for the purchase of 16 used CDs by country and western singers. Suzy handed over the $300 price and Hugh gave her the 16 CDs.

Is this transaction within the statute of frauds?

Helicopter

Silvio Development Company bought an insurance policy to cover the risk of damage to its corporate helicopter. For coverage, the standard printed insurance policy required that every pilot of the plane be licensed by the Federal Aviation Agency (FAA) and have a minimum of 500 logged (recorded by the pilot) flying hours. A typewritten addition specified that every pilot had to have a minimum of 200 logged helicopter flying hours. When the plane crashed, the pilot had logged only 75 helicopter flying hours. However, she was FAA licensed and had logged more than 2,000 flying hours in conventional planes.

Must the insurance company pay? Explain. (minimum of 3 sentences)

University Hospital

Kelley was admitted to University Hospital as an emergency heart transplant patient. The next day, the hospital's business manager discussed the cost of the surgery with Kelley's two sons. Both sons told the manager, "Do whatever is necessary to save his life, and we will pay you."

When the hospital presented the staggering bill to the junior Kelleys, they said the contract was oral and, therefore, they were not liable.

 Is it true? Explain.What type of contract/promise was formed?

640 acre lot

Central-Cal Lands Corp. orally agreed to sell 640-acre ranch to Ceres Inc. for $3,280,000. Ceres paid $125,000 and immediately took possession.

Can Central-Cal legally withdraw from the agreement? Explain.

Granite Inc

During the final week of Al's junior year at East High, an officer from Granite Inc. offered him a job. "After you get the diploma," the officer said, "show up ready for work." "I'll be there," Al replied.

Was the contract enforceable in court? Explain. (minimum of 3 sentences)

DIRECTIONS: READ FIRST!!!

DIRECTIONS: READ FIRST!!!

Today you must answer 3 of the following blog posts. Must have a minimum of 5 sentences each.

Collision

Moser had no automobile liability insurance, although state law required it. She negligently collided with Chang's car. Chang threatened to call the police if Moser failed to pay $1,000 for pain and suffering and $2,000 for car repairs. Moser gave Chang a check for $3,000. Then she stopped payment on it.

If Chang sues, will she recover? Explain.

Emergency Surgery

The Franklins, Ali and Lomalinda, had no medical insurance and urgently needed money for emergency surgery for their infant child. They could not qualify for a bank loan and they didn't belong to a credit union. An acquaintance referred them to someone's name Slye, who'll lend you money on sight. No collateral. No credit report. Just show him you've got a steady job. The Franklins borrowed $2500 from Slye and agreed to pay $325 on the first of each month in 12 easy installments. Later a lawyer told them that the loan contract was illegal.

Was it? Explain.
How much money must the Franklins repay?

Encyclopedias

A door-to-door salesperson appeared at Jamaya's front door selling encyclopedias. The set cost more than $600 for the hardbound deluxe edition. She signed the contract and paid $200 with the balance due when the books were delivered in 30 days. When the books arrived, she refused to pay. Jamaya claimed the contract was illegal because the salesperson didn't have a business license to operate in her city.

If the allegation can be proven, can Jamaya recover the $200 she paid? Explain.

New Boss

A new boss was scheduled to take over Patty's department in three weeks, Patty agreed to pay Nancy $600 to remove unflattering information from her personnel file so she would look good to the new boss. The day before Nancy was going to do it Patty called and told her not to. She also asked for her money back. Nancy never took the information.

Could Patty sue and recover her money? Explain.

DIRECTIONS: READ FIRST!!!

DIRECTIONS: READ FIRST!!!

Today you must complete three of the following blogs. Please make sure that you explain all of your answers. Also, each blog needs to be answered by at least 4 complete sentences. There are correct answers for each blog, so make sure you use your books.

Liability Insurance

Moser had no automobile liability insurance, although it was required by state law. She negligently collided with Chang's car. Change threatened to sue if Moser failed to pay $1,000 for pain and suffering and $2,000 for car repairs. Moser gave Change a check for $3,000. Then she stopped payment on it, claiming duress.

Was it duress? Explain.

Accounting Software

Ashbery, a salesperson, told Gelman that a new computer and its accounting software should do the work of at least five employees. Relying on this statement, Gelman bought the products. When Gelman found that he could eliminate only three employees but needed a new specialist, he claimed fraud.

Was fraud committed? Explain.

Selling a Well

During negotiations for the sale of a well to be used to water animals, Hutton said the well was free of gypsum and brine (salty water). In fact, the well did contain gypsum, although there was no brine. The gypsum made the well unusable for watering animals. Curry, the purchaser, refused to pay, claiming the contract was voidable because of misrepresentation.

Was it, explain?

Ranch Purchase

In negotiations for the purchase of a ranch, Adler (the seller) discussed water rights with Folt, the buyer. Adler never mentioned an on-going dispute she had over such rights with a neighboring rancher. After the purchase, Folt realized that he had "bought a lawsuit" when his neighbor sued him over the water rights. In turn, he therefore sued Adler for rescission of their contract.

Who will win and why?

DIRECTIONS: READ FIRST!!!

DIRECTIONS: READ FIRST!!!

You must answer all 4 of the following posts. Each post needs to be answered with a minimum of 3 complete sentences.

Motor Home

Schneider offered to sell his motor home to Nunzio for $28,000. Schneider specified that in accepting, Nunzio must agree to pay the entire amount within 30 days. Nunzio accepted but changed the terms to $8,000 down and the balance in 20 equal payments with interest at 10 percent a year on the unpaid balance.

Was there an acceptance? Explain.

Ski Boat

Sam advertised his ski boat for sale, priced at $4,500, complete with outboard engine and trailer. Barbara paid Sam $100 for a ten-day option, the money to be applied to the purchase price if she exercised her right to buy. Two days later, Sam was killed.

Is Barbara's option still valid?

Tutor

Caryn offered to tutor Dottie in business law for six hours on the day before the final exam in return for $100. Dottie responded, "Let me think about it for a day, okay?" Two hours alter Jim offered Caryn $150 to tutor him on the day before the final and she accepted. Dottie called Caryn an hour later and said, "I accept." Caryn said, I'm sorry but I've already agreed to tutor Jim that day so I can't tutor you."

Was there a contract between Caryn and Dottie? Explain.

Motorized Wheelchair

Frank saw a motorized wheelchair advertised in the paper. When he called, it was described to him and he drove out to see it. The seller was asking $900 for it, but it needed work. SO Frank offered $700. The seller said she wasn't interested at that price. later, Frank called and accepted the offer at the $900 price.However, the seller said it had been sold. Frank became upset and sued.

Will the seller be liable? Why or why not?

DIRECTIONS: READ FIRST!!!

Choose two blog posts below to complete.

Green v. County School Board of New Kent County (1968)

States and counties adopted many different plans to desegregate their schools. In 1965, the New Kent County school board adopted a "freedom-of-choice plan," which essentially allowed students in the rural, residentially integrated district to choose which of the two schools they wished to attend-the formerly all black Watkins School or the formerly all-white New Kent School. After three years of the new plan, no whites had elected to attend Watkins and only 115 blacks attended New Kent. The black school children in this case contended that the "freedom-of-choice plan" in practice operated to perpetuate the racially dual (segregated) school system. It placed the burden of desegregation on the black children's shoulders.

If you were a Supreme Court justice, would you rule this "freedom-of-choice plan" constitutional?

Swann v. Charlotte-Mecklenberg Board of Education (1971)

The school district in question was a part-urban, part-rural district covering 550 square miles and serving 84,000 pupils in 101 schools. The school population was 29 percent black and those pupils were concentrated in one quadrant of Charlotte. Even after the Brown v. Board of Education decision, more than half of the black students attended schools without any white students or teachers. After the Green decision, the federal district court adopted a plan to scatter the highly concentrated black-student population by transporting students. The plan would involve 13,000 students and require 100 new buses at a cost of millions of dollars.

If you were a Supreme Court justice, would you order the desegregation of this school district through a busing system to disperse students?

Keyes v. School District No. 1, Denver Colorado (1973)

This was one of the first cases dealing with school segregation outside of the South. In this case, the lower courts found that the Denver School District deliberately engaged in discrimination in the Park Hill section of the district by building schools in certain areas, gerrymandering student attendance zones, and by the excessive use of mobile classroom units, among other things. The petitioners in the case not only wanted the Park Hill section of the city to be desegregated, but wanted the courts to order desegregation of all segregated schools in the city of Denver, particularly the heavily segregated schools in the core city area, even though there was no evidence of a deliberate attempt to segregate students in all-black schools there.

If you were a Supreme Court justice, would you order the entire district desegregated, or just the Park Hill area?

Milken v. Bradley (1974)

This case concerned the segregation practices of the Detroit school district, which was the fifth largest in the nation in 1970. Several black students and the NAACP filed the suit against the Detroit school district alleging past and present discrimination in the Detroit system, particularly in the drawing of school district and attendance zone boundaries. Lower courts found that there was discrimination and ordered the system to desegregate. Because of white flight to the suburbs, the Detroit school district was largely black, making it difficult to truly desegregate. A plan was devised to include surrounding majority white school districts in the desegregation plan, even though those districts had not engaged in any illegal segregation. This was believed necessary because without their participation, there could not be a racial balance in Detroit's schools.

If you were a Supreme Court justice, would you approve the plan to desegregate multiple school districts even though only one school district had been found to have illegally discriminated?

DIRECTIONS: READ FIRST!!!

DIRECTIONS: READ FIRST!

There are five posts for January 29. You must answer 4 of the posts. There are 3 posts you are required to answer.

Bill of Rights

*REQUIRED*

Think about the first 10 Amendments to the Constitution (aka The Bill of Rights) and answer the following questions:

Are there any Bills of Rights you would get rid of? Why or why not?
Which Bill of Right do you feel is the least important? Why?

Bill Boyd

Bill Boyd was caught stealing a neighbor's tractor. Nonetheless, he has plead not guilty and asked that the court appoint an attorney for him.

What provision of the Constitution requires the government to pay for Bill's defense attorney?

University Football

You own three acres of property to the west of the new State University's football stadium. The Univesity seeks to take your property so as to turn it into a parking lot for the crowds that attend the games.

Can they do so?
Must they pay you anything for it? Why or why not?

Stealing

*REQUIRED*

Although you are innocent of the charge, while on vacation in another state, you are arrested and accused of burglary. You hire an attorney and at trail are found not guilty. A week later a witness comes forward and identifies you as being at the scene of the crime the evening it was committed. The prosecutor wants to try you again.

What will prevent the prosecutor from doing so?

Declaration of Independence

*REQUIRED*

You are a citizen of one of the 13 colonies. The time is mid-July 1776. You have just heard of the issuance of the Declaration of Independence.

What reasons might cause you to withhold your support of the Declaration? (3 sentences required)

DIRECTIONS: READ FIRST!!!

Today you need to answer all 6 of the following posts.

Football Stadium vs. Prison

Voters faced two proposals on the ballot. One would build a new football stadium. Another would build new prisons. There is only enough money available to do one.

Are voters being asked to make an ethical decision? Who is affected?

Love

Bill was madly in love with Jennifer. He couldn't think about anything else. He daydreamed in his classes and was close to flunking out of school.

Does Bill's daydreaming in class have an ethical component? Who is most affected by this? Is Bill letting reason or emotion  determine his conduct?

Taxes

Your neighbor thought the tax system was corrupt. He thought it was far too complicated to be fair in the treatment of most people. So he refused to pay his taxes. He wrote the IRS expressing his views. When tax liens were filed against his property he used the occasion to publicize the unfairness in the tax system.

Is this civil disobedience? Why or why not?

Prime Time Restaurant

Staub, Conly, and Winfield were employees of the Prime Time Restaurant. They were aware that the owner never checked the totals on the sales checks against the cash in the register. Therefore it would be very easy to steal from the cash register. However, they did not steal. When asked why they gave the following reason  Staub said he didn't take the money because he was afraid of being caught. Conly said she didn't take the money because she felt obligated to obey the law. Winfield said he didn't take the money because of his religious beliefs.

To which person do you best relate? Why?

Shoplifting

Crawford was caught shoplifting by a store detective. The police were called, and he was arrested. When his parents came to bail him out of jail, they asked him why he did it. Crawford responded that he had applied for a summer job at the store, but he wasn't hired. He thought he was treated unfairly, and this justified the shoplifting.

What do you think of Crawford's justification? (5 sentences)

Voting

Jan was trying to decide whom to vote for in an upcoming election. After reviewing the candidates she said, "I've decided to vote for Gary because I just feel better about him."

Is Jan's decision based on ethics? If not, why? (at least 3 sentences)

DIRECTIONS: READ FIRST!!

Directions: There are seven posts, posted for today (Jan. 12, 2015) You must comment on a total of 5. There are two posts that you are required to answer: Prayer and What System?. Remember these should be your own answers. You may have to look a few things up in your book in order to get the correct answers.

Make sure you add your name to each post!

Prom

Cracked Mirror, a locally well known rock group, contracts to play for your high school prom. A week before the dance, the group cancels its appearance. A teacher finds out that the band took the opportunity to perform in a concert that will pay them $800 more. The class president's mother is an attorney and offers her services to the school.

If you sue the band for damages, what would be an appropriate amount and why?

Prayer

*REQUIRED*

Suppose the principal of your public school required all students to recite a prayer at the start of each school day. What level of government (federal, state, or local) is most likely to rule against such action?

Firecrackers

On a two-week vacation in a neighboring state, you buy several large firecrackers and take them home. A police officer notices them in your car on a routine traffic stop. She cites you for possession of an illegal explosive device, which is a felony in your state.

Will the fact that possession of fireworks in the neighboring state is not even a crime be a defense for you? Why or why not?

Criminal Behavior

Why are the fines the courts assess for criminal behavior generally paid to the government and not to the victim of the crime?

What system?

*REQUIRED*

Would you rather be under the control of a system of common law or positive law?

Write a short paragraph explaining your choice. Must be at least 5 sentences.

Income Taxes

Your friend Bill has shared with you his dream of getting rid of the income tax. He says that, if the people wanted to, they could pass a Constitutional Amendment that would eliminate the tax.

Is he correct? Explain.

Fit of Anger

In a fit of anger a wealthy acquaintance of yours throws a bat at your car. The bat bounces off the side of the car and hits you in the face. Your friend Bill tells you that it won't do you any good to report it to the police. "Even if they do prosecute her, you can't get anything as a result."

Is your friend correct? Explain. (at least 3 sentences)

Directions: Read First!!!

INSTRUCTIONS: You must comment/reply to 4 of the following posts. The what is law post is required to be answered. The rest of them are your choice, be sure to follow the specific directions for each post. You will need to include your name in the Comment As area--choose: Name/URL or Google and it will allow you to type your name in. Please only use your first name and last name initial.

You will be given a grade.

Federal Government vs. State Government

You are a citizen of the United States in 1791. In your mind, which is the most important government to you--the federal government or your state's government? Why? Which one is making the laws that have the greatest effect on you?

Speed Limits

Sonoma County passed a law making it legal to drive 65 mph on freeways inside the county. A state law limited all vehicles anywhere in the state to 55 mph. What is the valid speed limit on freeways inside this county? Why do you think this?

Cell Phones

What type of cell phone do you own? What are the pros and cons of your cell phone? If you could buy a different cell phone which one would you purchase and why?

School Uniforms

What are your thoughts about having school uniforms? Would having school uniforms help students feel like they fit in more? Support your opinion with at least 5 sentences.

What is law?

REQUIRED: What is your definition of law?

Christmas Memories

What is your favorite childhood Christmas memory? Type a short paragraph describing it. (at least 5 sentences) In addition to your 5 sentences also include the following information:

• your age at the time
• 3 specific things you remember seeing at the event
• 3 specific things you remember hearing at the event
• 2 adjectives that describe your strongest emotions at the time