Judicial Policies

post has three assignments

Implementation and Impact of Judicial Policies 1. Briefly summarize the content of the reading ****** (file to use is dec5-
Implementation Carp ch. 14.pdf) ****** 2. Identify the author?s argument. Do you find it persuasive and well constructed?
Why or why not? 3. Place the subject of the reading and the author?s argument in context with other class readings. You
must reference at least one other course reading, you are free to reference more than one if you wish. If two separate
readings are assigned for the same class reading, they only count as one reading (i.e. you cannot compare one chapter to
another if they are both assigned for the same day). ********* (file to reference is dec3-Stephenson Campaigns and the
Courts.pdf) ********** 4. Tie the week?s subject and the author?s argument to current Judicial activities. Connect the
theoretical insights of the authors to how the Judiciary actually operates. To do this, find an article in a newspaper or
magazine discussing some facet of current Judicial news. Possible places to look for Judicial news stories: Newspapers such
as The New York Times, and news aggregation sites like realclearpolitics.com, U.S. Courts ?Inside the Judiciary?
https://www.uscourts.gov/News/InsideTheJudiciary.aspx, SCOTUS Blog https://www.scotusblog.com/

2:Dramatic literature

Compare and contrast essay between 2 plays .
Oedipus:the king and the comedy of errors

3:Real Estate Law

As an optional assignment for additional consideration in a final grade, you may submit a three to five page review of the
Ohio law which permits the county treasurer of the larger counties to sell the County’s tax lien to private parties for the
eventual collection of delinquent real estate taxes and assessments. You should compare and contrast this procedure with
that of foreclosure by the treasurer for the collection of delinquent taxes, and the effect of these procedures on the liens of
mortgagees and other secured creditors.

See: http://www.mcohio.org/government/treasurer/tax_liens.html

Sec. 5721.30 to 5721.42, Ohio Revised Code.

Among the issues you may want to consider is the protections (or lack of
protections) for the property owner in a tax sale compared to the protection afforded by a mortgage foreclosure

Dramatic literature