Section outline
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You will be asked to write short notes on any two of the following three questions, not exceeding 300 words for each question, in your own language. Your understanding of lectures from 13 to 16 will be tested. Give reasoning for your answer and be as precise as possible.
Assessment Rubrics for essay type questions in Quizzes:
Top of Form
Poor
Fair
Average
Good
Exemplary
F equivalent
D equivalent
C equivalent
B equivalent
A equivalent
Legal Issues and Precedents
Identification
Poor
Fair
Average
Good
Exemplary
Identify the legal issues in the cases or essay
Identifies & understands almost none of the issues presented in the case study or legal issues
Identifies & understands few of the main issues in the case study or legal issues
Identifies & understands some of the main issues in the case study or legal issues
Identifies & understands most of the main issues in the case study or legal issues
Identifies & understands almost all of the main issues in the case study or legal issuesLaws and Precedents
Poor
Fair
Average
Good
Exemplary
Identify the laws and legal precedents that pertain to the legal issues
Identifies, demonstrates and/or understands none of laws and legal precedents for the case study or legal issues
Identifies, demonstrates and/or understands few of laws and legal precedents for the case study or legal issues
Identifies, demonstrates and/or understands some of laws and legal precedents for the case study or legal issues
Identifies, demonstrates and/or understands most of laws and legal precedents for the case study or legal issues
Identifies, demonstrates and/or understands all of laws and legal precedents for the case study or legal issues
Analysis of Issues
Poor
Fair
Average
Good
Exemplary
For each issue, compare both existing legislation and case law with the facts presented in this case.
Was not able to analyze the issues using facts presented, laws and case precedents and/or was not able to separate issues for analysis.
Marginal analysis of each of the separate issues using the relevant facts, laws and case precedents and/or was not able to separate issues
Somewhat thorough analysis of the issues presented using the facts presented, laws and case precedents and handled each of the issues separately prior to coming to a grand or universal resolution
Reasonably thorough analysis of each of the issues using the facts presented, laws and case precedents and handled each of the issues separately prior to coming to a grand or universal resolution
Very thorough and insightful analysis of each of the the issues using the laws and precedents and handled each of the issues separately prior to coming to a grand or universal resolution