Part A: Paper must be APA formatted and use a minimum
of 4 sources, 2 of which must come from the Virtual Library. You may not use a
synopsis/summary as a source. The full content must be available.
Part B: Provide a brief summary of your topic. A
paragraph or two will suffice
Part C: Utilizing the sources you selected, build
cohesive content that effectively presents the relevant legal issue at hand.
You may present the paper in a manner that shows agreement across the sources
selected, or you may write a paper that compares and contrasts differing points
of view across the multiple authors. This section of the paper should be no
less than 500 words.
Part D: In a creative and effective way present your
thoughts and ideas on the legal issue at hand. Feel free to use any software
that you would like, however the final product must be saved in such a way that
it can be opened on any device. You may support or challenge the current status
and understanding of the topic at hand, but be sure to provide a defendable framework
for your point of view that gives it validity. Simply stating that the current
legal interpretation or implementation of law is wrong or right because of
vague or personally held ethical/moral views is not sufficient. This section of
your paper should be no less than 500 words.
Hint: The final paper will be around 5 pages excluding
the cover and resource pages. Graphs, charts, etc…will also add to the page
count. It is important that you write for comprehensive understanding and not
to the minimum standard. It may be helpful for you to pare your topic down a
specific component. Example: Do not attempt to write a paper about all forms of
mediation. Write a paper that covers only 1 or 2 forms of mediation.
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