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1. The sympathy of the judicious spectator does not by itself dictate any specific result in any particular legal case. It is constrained in many ways by statue and precedent. Nor, even as imagination, does it stand alone: it needs to be able to rely on imagination and compassion already exercised in the legislative sphere. But it does exemplify a type of thinking that should be involved in judicial reflection (Martha Nussbaum, Poetic Justice, p. 120).
Explain how Sidney Lumets film Twelve Angry Men can help cultivate in viewers the capacity to regard a criminal case with the eyes of the judicious spectator. You may find it helpful to review
Nussbaums summary of the role of the judicious spectator (based on Adam Smiths conception) on pages
pp. 72-77.

2. Comparing the effects of the book and film versions of To Kill a Mockingbird, argue that one or the other does a better job of nurturing in the audience the capacity for being an effective judicious spectator of the issues at stake in the story. See quotation above for prompt #1 and review Nussbaum, pp. 72-77 as preparation for your comparison. Use specific evidence from both the novel and the film to support your argument.

3.Connect the themes and messages of Mitigation and Broken (from Bryan Stevensons Just Mercy) to those of Stanley Lumets Twelve Angry Men. Use specific details, quotations, and individuals from both the book and the film to demonstrate the links you see.

4. Assume the persona of Bryan Stevenson based on your reading of the assigned excerpts from his book, Just Mercy. Playing the role of Stevenson, write a letter to Martin Luther King, Jr., letting him know, from your perspective, the ways in which his hopes for justice and equality in the United States have and have not been achieved. Use details, quotations, and ideas from both texts. You may also bring in additional evidence from our current society as you (Stevenson) are likely to perceive it.

Choose (3) types of Litigation (laws ) that were passed inorrder to solve problems caused by the English Industrial Revolution

how setting goals can benefit you and why setting goals is necessary

In this paper the student is being asked to evaluate his/her performance in the class and what grade he/she deserves in the course. The assignment will provide detailed explanations of what each letter grade requires of the student. It is up to the student to decide what grade he/she feels she deserves in this course and argue for that grade giving very specific, detailed examples for support of his/her reasoning. The student\’s ability in this work could very well influence the grade received in the course, and should, therefore, be taken very seriously. (3-5 pp. required typed in MLA format.)

Outline of the Paper:
I. The introduction of the paper should define Critical Thinking in the student\’s OWN WORDS.
II. The second paragraph of the paper can then provide a general evaluation of the student\’s performance in the class and the thesis statement which should specifically define what letter grade is deserved.
III. The following body paragraphs (as many as needed) should define 3-4 reasons why this grade is deserved and should provide specific, detailed evidence in the reasoning. Students can consider many areas of evaluation to argue for their grade such as: attendance (how often online), participation (discussion boards), work on time, effective communication with the instructor/classmates, group project performance, personal experiences in critical thinking improvement. Of course grades in the course can be used, but do not rely on grades for your argument. Grades often do not reflect our abilities (you could have taken a test on a bad day, misunderstood an assignment etc). I would much rather hear the efforts you put into the course and what you have learned / gained from the course.
IV. Conclusion–you could add some insight as to how this course has helped you, what you learned, how you have applied its concepts, how you may use it in the future. . .any insight here would be great.
could be writer\’s choice.

1) The Role of Finance in Shaping the Global Sustainability Movement
2) Agree or Disagree: Bitcoin Has Serious Potential to Replace (or Supplement) the US Dollar as the dominant Global Reserve Currency.
3) The Impact of Recent Political Changes in India on Direct Foreign Investment (DFI) Levels.
4) Recently Announced Tax Coordination Announcement by OECD Will Eliminate the Ability of MNCs to Manage Tax Exposure.
5) Agree or Disagree: India is ideally positioned to supplant China as the dominant emerging markets economy?
6) GREXIT, BREXIT, etc. Are the tensions within the European Union so great that a break up is inevitable? What effect is this tension having on global capital markets?
7) Is Chinas economic performance over the past several decades due primarily to currency manipulation or other factors?

How adults with learning disabilities can achieve participation in more meaningful occupation and social inclusion within their communities?

1.)Identify FIVE advertisements that you have seen or heard recently and classify each advertisement in five respective areas: media, timing, advertising objective, target market, and message execution.

2. Explain how each advertisement is attempting to meet its advertising objective by detailing the content of the message as it relates to the objective (for example, a new product ad might have an objective of being informative and/or persuasive).

To what extent are social and cultural factors implicated in the aetiology of eating disorders? Critically discuss with reference to the empirical evidence.