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In twelve pages four cases involving contract law are analyzed in terms of contractual issues and legal definitions.

Marxist thought has influenced the study of law in a number of ways. This paper examines the movement for critical legal studies and how it differs from the traditional view and offers a critique of the Marxist view of society and the law. This paper has ten pages and ten sources are listed in the bibliography.

This paper presents a case study examining the legal ramifications of unionizing the First Central Bank of River City. The author cites certain federal laws and legal theories. This eighteen page paper has five sources listed in the bibliography.

The writer uses to case studies supplied by the student were to patients suffer death and injury. In the first case there is a death following a procedure an allergy is not noticed and informed consent may not have been gained. The second case an elderly patient falls and breaks a hip, and subsequently has to go into sheltered accommodation. The writer assesses the potential legal issues, the first cases considered under US law, the second under Australian law. Seven sources are cited in the bibliography of this nine page paper

In eight pages the legal field is examined in an overview that includes law school admission, education, recruitment, legal specialization, law firm hierarchies, professional stratification, and attorney social position. Seven sources are cited in the bibliography.

4 pages and 3 sources. This paper provides a general overview of California's Three Strikes Law. This paper considers whether this law is a good law or an unjust law relative to the application of the legal elements.

The writer looks at the concept of the law and considers the role it has in society with the way it may seek to control, influence and impact on actions of individuals in society as well being influenced by social values. The writer examines the issue with emphasis on the presence (or absence) of morals within the law. The writer discusses the issue with references to different types of law, including western legal system and Islamic law. Sixteen sources are cited in the bibliography of this twenty-two pager paper.

In ten pages this research paper discusses statistics on recidivism, the driver's license law of Delaware, the chemical castration law in California, the recommitment law of Kansas, and 'Megan's Laws' as each relates to federal and state legislation regarding sexual offenses. Fourteen sources are cited in the bibliography.

Six pages and four sources used. This paper provides an overview of the legal elements related to law suits for food related illnesses. This paper considers the issue of food contamination and how food contamination cases can be litigated. This paper views both food contamination laws and tort laws as they can be applied to issues of food contamination and the suffering of damages that extend from the presence of food related illnesses due to contaminants. This paper looks at specific case information in clarifying this perspective.

In six pages copyright law is examined in a case study that involves the issues of the Internet, ownership, and various legal, ethical, and moral considerations. Three sources are cited in the bibliography.

In ten pages a complex student supplied case study regarding financial liability involving a stockbroker and client trading are examined with UK law providing the legal foundation. Ten sources are listed in the bibliography.

In eight pages this Harvard case study considers legal cases involving faulty fuel tanks of 1970s' Ford Pintos and discusses laws, regulations, case ethics, and offers a recommendation at the conclusion. Four sources are cited in the bibliography.

A key concept in corporate law is the corporate personality, which allows a company to be punished as an entity much as an individual would. This paper cites legal history and case studies to clarify the concept.This paper has five pages and five sources are listed in the bibliography.

In four pages a legal case study based on English law is discussed in this examination of tort case actions. Two sources are listed in the bibliography.

In five pages the case study involving the Democratic Party and campaign strategist Pat Parker is examined in a discussion of copyright law, research material resale, and pertinent ethical and legal issues. There are no other sources cited.