Counsel In The Military

Counsel In The Military

Post contains three assignments

1:A platoon sergeant (E-7) is walking through the barracks and smells what he believes to be marijuana seeping out into the hallway from a barracks room door. He immediately kicks in the door and finds PVT Smokey smoking marijuana. The platoon sergeant immediately begins looking in PVT Smokey’s wall locker and finds a huge bag of marijuana. PVT Smokey tells the platoon sergeant to get out of his room because he has privacy rights. PVT Smokey is now facing court-martial for Article 112a for illegally using and possessing marijuana. Using your textbook and the Manual for Courts-Martial (in your student resources), is the marijuana admissible at the court-martial?

Part 2:

Discuss the right to counsel in the military. Do servicemembers have the right to counsel? If so, when?

2:What sort of despotism do democratic nations have to fear?

Order Description

Written Exercise 1

Identify the distinguishing figures, topics and texts of Social Theory and Sociology as a field of study, and investigate their points of connection and disconnection in contemporary society
Analyse and assess a variety of texts and data sources critically within their historical, social and discursive contexts.
Explain the origin, characteristics and complexity of modern societies.
Articulate a coherent, developed account of what it means to live in modern societies.
Learn to think sociologically.
Develop writing, research and analytical skills
Develop writing, research and analytical skills
Read and write critically.
Learn to communicate your own ideas simply and directly.

What sort of despotism do democratic nations have to fear?

3:Federal courts Evidence

Order Description

In the federal courts, scientific tests, experiments, and demonstrations must meet the requirements set forth in Daubert v. Merrell Dow Pharmaceuticals, 509 U.S. 579 (1993) Explain in detail the standards that produce competent scientific evidence under the Daubert case.

Part 2:

Explain the rationale for excluding evidence under the hearsay rule. What is the hearsay rule? State and define 3 of the hearsay exceptions and give an example of each.

Federal courts