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Write а five-pаrаgraph essay in which yоu chооse to respond to one of the following prompts. A. Write about a significant event in your life through which you changed a long-held belief or perspective. (Narrative--3 scenes: before, big moment, after) B. Compare/Contrast two of your favorite television shows (Be sure to include the three points of contrast in the thesis statement. Try to come up with clever points of contrast. Be sure to italicize the t.v. show titles.) C. Compare/Contrast meeting new people in person versus meeting new people online. (Be sure to include the three points of contrast in the thesis statement. Try to come up with clever points of contrast.) D. Classify the three types of social media "influencers." (Be sure that your three "categories" cover all "influencers.") E. Classify the three types of restaurants in a nearby city. (Make sure to name the city and establish your connection to it in the introduction; you'll need to choose a city large enough to have lots of restaurants. The essay should be in third-person after the introduction.) F. Argumentative: Is Artificial Intelligence beneficial OR harmful to American society? Persuade the reader by using 3 reasons (all should be listed in the thesis statement). Remember, you must take ONE side. *Make sure that 1) You have a thesis statement with an essay map as the last sentence in your introductory paragraph, 2) You have three body paragraphs with topic sentences that "match" the points in your essay map, and 3) You have a clear concluding paragraph. *You may only use your study guide if it is printed out. No windows other than your document and this Canvas window should be open. Email me if you have any problems submitting. *DO NOT CHEAT. It is not worth the consequences on this assignment. You will type your essay in a Word Document. It must be submitted within the time window. Make sure you "tab" to indent when you begin each new paragraph. Please put at the top... Your A# (If you do not know it or have not written it down, just use your name.) Course #10098 Fall 2025 Date
Chris, а cаmper, brоught а prоducts liability suit against a manufacturer оf thermal underwear. Chris alleged that, because of defects in the thermal underwear, it caught fire and burned in a melting fashion and that a half hour later Chris suffered a heart attack as a result of his burns. A physician, after hearing Chris testify to the events that occurred, was called by Chris’s attorney as a properly qualified expert witness and was asked whether Chris’s heart attack could have resulted from the burns.Is the physician’s opinion admissible?
Pedrо аnd Dоris оwn neighboring houses. The houses аre sepаrated by a block wall. Doris decides she wants a new wall and asks Pedro to contribute. Pedro likes the wall as is and declines her request. Nevertheless, Doris has the wall demolished. This makes Pedro upset. He gets a property survey conducted. The survey reveals that the wall is entirely on Pedro’s property. Pedro sues Doris in Federal Court (don’t discuss jurisdictional issues) for destroying the wall. Pedro wins after a jury trial in which the survey was presented as evidence. The jury found that Pedro has 100% ownership of the wall as it is entirely on his property. Question 1: Two years later, Doris sues Pedro claiming that the rebuilt wall is deteriorating and she wants it repaired. She wants the Court to direct Pedro to repair it. Doris argues res judicata. How should the Court rule? Question 2: After the second lawsuit, Pedro is fed-up with Doris’ shenanigans and sells the property to Trinidad. After living there for 6 months, Trinidad paints the wall in his efforts to continue to maintain the wall. Doris doesn’t like the choice of Trinidad’s colors. Doris sues him in Federal Court (do not consider issues of jurisdiction) claiming that wall is jointly on their properties. This time, Doris has a property survey showing the wall is precisely on the property line. Trinidad files a Motion for Summary Judgment arguing collateral estoppel. Assume that there are no issues of fact, and it is a legal issue only. How should the Court rule on the summary judgment motion? Question 3: Assume the Court grants the summary judgment motion. Doris immediately appeals. Discuss whether the appeal is appropriate and what standard of review would apply if the appeal were appropriate.