Is the modern Australian jury’s power to decide the facts of a case sacrosanct in Uniform Evidence Act jurisdictions?

Uniform Evidence

Research Question: 2500 words Reference Style AGLC4

Is the modern Australian jury’s power to decide the facts of a case sacrosanct in Uniform Evidence Act jurisdictions?

Include discussion of the following High Court decisions in your answer.

Chamberlain ((No 2) (1984) 153 CLR 521,

M v The Queen (1994) 181 CLR 487, and

Pell v The Queen [2020] HCA 12

 

What strengths does the author present in his idea of the Town Elder model?

Required Discussion: A New Paradigm for International Arbitration

Amidst the many critiques of the inherent weaknesses in international arbitration, a growing cadre of concerned attorneys, judges and other ADR professionals have offered various solutions. These solutions take aim at the need for more efficiency, escalating costs that deny justice and favoritism to repeat players who are often the more powerful of the disputants in international commercial disputes. The PDF provided below offers one model based on what the author calls the Town Elder.

Read this article and respond to the questions given below. Be sure to cite the article provided below in your discussion.

Respond to the following:

What strengths does the author present in his idea of the Town Elder model?

What other changes would you recommend to mitigate the negative constraints of international arbitration?

Post your primary response. you may choose to read any postings already provided by your instructor or fellow students.

Compose your work using a word processor. Be sure to check your work and correct any spelling or grammatical errors before you post it.

A model answer must contain the following:

1. Must be no less than 250 words and no more than 500

2. Concise explanation of strengths of author’s ideas in the Town Elder model.

3. Description of other changes you would recommend to mitigate negative constraints of international arbitration.

4. Correct grammar, spelling and punctuation

Examine New York and Hague conventions as they relate to international arbitration.

A New Paradigm for International Arbitration

Module Eight Overview

In this final module, you will learn about the field of international arbitration and its strengths and constraints in resolving cross border disputes. Your discussion will focus on the Hague and New York Conventions and whether mediation could emerge as an alternative to the ubiquitous use of arbitration on the national stage.

Module Outcomes

By the end of this module, you will be able to:

Examine New York and Hague conventions as they relate to international arbitration.

Articulate contemporary issues in international arbitration such as cost overruns and delays.

Identify changes that would help mitigate current constraints in international arbitration.

Explain how the reliance on demeanor evidence,and the belief that someone can be deemed guilty,or innocent based on how they reacted in an unusual moment can be dangerous in the conviction process?

Chapter 6 and 7 Reply to Chris Waters

Chapter 6

Explain how the reliance on demeanor evidence,and the belief that someone can be deemed guilty,or innocent based on how they reacted in an unusual moment can be dangerous in the conviction process?

Chapter 7

Explain how tunnel vision can be reduced and balanced from the position of Prosecutor?

Discuss the possible defenses that could be reasonably asserted by the doctor to each claim,and why that defense might apply.

This assignment gives you an opportunity to consider the facts of a case potentially involving claims of negligence. You will have the opportunity to analyze the possible claims, as well as the potential defenses to any claim presented by the plaintiff. The facts of the case are described below.

Following an automobile accident, a 46-year-old man was brought to the hospital emergency department by an ambulance. The patient seemed to be alert, was able to answer questions, and claimed to be suffering from a great deal of pain. The physician administered 15 milligrams of morphine intravenously. The patient needed blood but refused a transfusion. After being observed in the emergency department for several hours, the patient was placed on a medical-surgical unit for observation. The following morning, he was unresponsive, and he was eventually pronounced dead. It was later discovered that he had a long history of drug and alcohol abuse. The night of the accident, he had injected heroin and drank several shots of tequila and multiple cans of beer. He had not disclosed any of this to the doctors or nurses treating him. Several years later, his estate sued the physician, claiming medical malpractice.

Analyze the possible outcomes of the lawsuit under one of the following scenarios:

If death was the result of overdose
If death was the result of failure to administer blood
If death was the result of subdural hematoma

In your short paper, analyze the potential success of a claim for negligence under one of the three possible scenarios. Include a detailed discussion of each element of the negligence claim and why that element is met or not met.

Discuss the possible defenses that could be reasonably asserted by the doctor to each claim,and why that defense might apply. Lastly, include a paragraph describing which, if any, claim you believe might be the most successful against the doctor and why.

Explain if there are obstacles faced by citizens in the absence of a comprehensive data protection law in the Saudi system comparing with the other countries in GCC.

Personal Data protection laws

Explains and compares between the GCC countries in terms of the existence of a system to protect personal data and whether Saudi Arabia is the only country that does not enjoy the existence of a protection system or not in the Gulf.

Compare between them as masters way with introduction and conclusion with footnote after each sentences as OSCOLA.

In the end explain if there are obstacles faced by citizens in the absence of a comprehensive data protection law in the Saudi system comparing with the other countries in GCC.

 

What should you consider in appointing an agent in a power of attorney?

Unit VII Business Law Journal

Have you ever had an opportunity to appoint an agent? A power of attorney is an agency in which a principal gives an agent the authority to perform some legal act on behalf of the principal. What should you consider in appointing an agent in a power of attorney?

Your journal entry must be at least 200 words in length. No references or citations are necessary.

What are two strengths of the team leadership concept?

Criminal Justice

Supervision and Leadership Proctored Final Examination Exam Number: 501380

PART A: Answer each of the following questions in one or two paragraphs.

1. What happens in the holding environment of adaptive leadership?

2. How does the leader-member exchange (LMX) theory work? What’s an important criticism of the LMX theory? Can the force of the criticism be diminished?

PART B: Answer each of the following questions in one to four sentences.

1. What are three explanations for the glass ceiling?

2. Define the concept of ethnocentrism.

3. List the four factors of transformational leadership.

4. Describe the skills approach to leadership

5. What are two strengths of the team leadership concept?

6. Define the concept of ethics.

7. What are the five major leadership traits?

8. List and describe the five new perspectives on followership.

What level of liability exists in the operation of the business based on the type of business itself?What is the best form to insulate owners from personal liability?

Create a Matrix chart,Assignment: Corporate Organization

1. Cost: what are the comparative costs of se$ng up?

2. Ease: what are the rela!ve costs for se$ng up each?

3. Termination: what is the state requirement for continuity?

4. Public Information: how important is it that your personal information is shared or not shared with the public

5. Risk: what level of liability exists in the operation of the business based on the type of business itself?What is the best form to insulate owners from personal liability?

6. Operation: what form best supports the intentions of the owners? What is the best control risk balance form of operation?

7. Capitalization: is there a risk of undercapitalization? What would be the impact?Will there be a need to raise capital to avoid increased liability? Is there a form that makes it easier to raise capital?

8. Selling: if owners wish to sell,what form best accommodates that situation

9. State Taxes: what are the tax liabilities from the state in se$ng up the business

10. Expansion: which form provides the best flexibility in the event of expansion