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  Describe the process of taking a civil case through the litigation process in the Maine courts

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  Questions:

  1. Step by step, describe the process of taking a civil case through the litigation process in the Maine courts, from beginning a civil lawsuit in the trial court through to the final judgment of the trial court. Begin with the summons and complaint, making reference to each of the relevant Rules of Civil Procedure.

  2. Discuss methods for terminating a case before and after trial (including motion practice).

  3. Describe the various kinds of discovery methods available to plaintiffs and defendants and how to use them.
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  Compare and contrast the civil and criminal process in the United States

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  Questions:

  1. Our legal system treats criminal cases and civil cases differently. Compare and contrast the civil and criminal process in the United States.

  2. how each is initiated, who the parties are, standard of proof, differences in procedure and penalties.
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  Question I Legislative Process

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  Questions

  1. Step by step, describe the path of legislation in Maine, beginning with a constituent who has an idea for a new law. List each step in the process from idea to enacted statue.

  2. Describe the path of legislation in the federal system:

  3. How is it the same as the state system?

  4. How is it different?

  5. What are Federal laws?

  6. What are state laws?
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  Actions of Edward Snowden- Response 2

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  What may be legal may not be ethical and vice versa. Therefore, from a LEGAL perspective, what do you think about the actions of Edward Snowden?

   

  Study Tips 101: Set Time Limits
  Before you start your study session, have a look at your to-do list and give yourself a set time to spend on each task. If you don’t get something done in the set time, consider whether it’s the best use of your time to keep going with it, or to start working on something else
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  How Abbey omitted an important piece of information in his polemic about national parks

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  Show in one complete paragraph how Abbey omitted an important piece of information in his polemic about national parks. Use a quote from his essay to support your argument.

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  History of coffee

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  Term Paper

  A term paper (100 points) is due by 11:59 pm (midnight).  The subject should be on an historical topic as suggested below.  You are free to pick your own topic with professor’s approval.  You must write about the history of your topic.

  You are not allowed to recycle a term paper you wrote for another class.

  • Don’t forget to put your name, the paper title, and course title on the first page.
  • Length should be at least 7 pages, excluding the title page and illustrations.
  • Term paper should be double spaced with 1″ margin.
  • Use 12 pt Times type.
  • Use page numbers.
  • Your paper must be organized using headings and subheadings, points will be deducted if you don’t.
  • References should be cited as necessary in the text using author and year [e.g. (Janick 2014)] and listed at the end of the paper.  You should have at least 3 references. Do not use footnotes.  You may follow any style manual as long as in text citations follow the author year format [e.g. (Janick 2014).
  • Pictures are desirable and acceptable if appropriate.

  Submitting Your Paper

  When you submit your paper, it is checked against SafeAssign’s comprehensive databases of source material.  The paper will then be delivered to the instructor through the Blackboard Learning System together with the originality reports, with the results of the matching process, attached to them.  You may have points deducted if your paper is padded by excessive use of quotes of if there are other sources copied without attribution.  This is a writing assignment, we expect you to write a paper not, assemble one from pieces of other papers.  You can paraphrase or summarize information to avoid quoting it.  See this page from Purdue OWL http://owl.english.purdue.edu/owl/resource/563/1/. If direct quotes exceed 30% you may have points deducted.  If you commit plagiarism you will receive 0/100.

  Your paper should be a Word document.  I will not accept pdf files. You should also make sure your document has a file extension (e.g. termpaper.doc). Images must not exceed 2MB or the submission may fail.  If you are having trouble submitting your paper it may be a browser problem.  Make sure you are using Chrome or Firefox and try again.

  You should always have a backup copy of your document.

  

  Suggested Topics

  1. Biographical

  • Leonardo da Vinci: Botanical works (Renaissance scientist and artist)

  Suggested reading: Leonardo da Vinci on plants and gardens by William A. Emboden.  Dr Janick has a copy you can borrow.
(A note about suggested reading: Although the reading is “suggested” and you are not “required” to use it, your paper will probably be better if you do use it.  If you don’t use it Dr Janick will most likely put a comment about the fact that you didn’t on your term paper.)

  • Rudoph Camerarius (1655-1721, discoverer of function of sex in plants)
  • Sir Joseph Banks (English botanist and explorer)
  • N.I. Vavilov (Russian biogeographer)
  • George Washington Carver (1864-1943, Agricultural scientist)

  Suggested reading: George Washington Carver by Linda McMurry
(A note about suggested reading: Although the reading is “suggested” and you are not “required” to use it, your paper will probably be better if you do use it.  If you don’t use it Dr Janick will most likely put a comment about the fact that you didn’t on your term paper.)

  • Justin Von Liebig (1803-1873, Chemist, mineral nutrition)
  • Spencer Ambrose Beech (1860-1922, American pomologist)
  • Liberty Hyde Bailey (1858-1954, American horticulturist)

  1. Horticultural Technology

  • Grafting

  Suggested reading: A History of Grafting http://www.hort.purdue.edu/newcrop/c09.pdf
(A note about suggested reading: Although the reading is “suggested” and you are not “required” to use it, your paper will probably be better if you do use it.  If you don’t use it Dr Janick will most likely put a comment about the fact that you didn’t on your term paper.)

  • Tissue Culture
  • Pruning and Training
  • Chemical Weed Control
  • Greenhouses and Protected Culture
  • Plasticulture
  • Hydroponics (soil-less culture)
  • Mechanical Harvesting
  • Discovery of Photosynthesis
  • Selection and Plant Breeding
  • Rootstocks
  • Photoperiodism and Crop Scheduling

  1. Institutions

  • Royal Horticultural Society
  • American Society for Horticultural Science
  • U.S. Department of Agriculture
  • National Plant Germplasm System

  1. Antiquity

  • Horticultural References in Theophrastus
  • Pliny and Agricultural References
  • Plants in Roman Mosaics
  • Sumerian Agriculture

  1. Crop Industry

  • Wheat
  • Maize
  • Various Fruits or Vegetables
  • Orchid Technology
  • History of Beverage Crops (coffee, tea, cocoa)

  suggested reading: A History of the World in 6 Glasses by Tom Standage
(A note about suggested reading: Although the reading is “suggested” and you are not “required” to use it, your paper will probably be better if you do use it.  If you don’t use it Dr Janick will most likely put a comment about the fact that you didn’t on your term paper.)

  • Shaker Seed Industry

  1. Ornamental and Landscape Horticulture

  • Capability Brown and the English Landscape
  •  Frederick Law Olmstead: American Landscape Architect
  • Gardens of Pompeii: Roman Gardens

  suggested reading: Gardens of Pompeii by Wilhelmina Feemster Jashemski
(A note about suggested reading: Although the reading is “suggested” and you are not “required” to use it, your paper will probably be better if you do use it.  If you don’t use it Dr Janick will most likely put a comment about the fact that you didn’t on your term paper.)

  • Japanese Floral Arts
    

  Sample Outlines

  Theophrastus

  1. Introduction to the subject including a brief discussion of the world in which he lived.
  2. Brief biography

  III.  Major contributions to horticulture or agriculture with examples

  1. Impact

  History of Grafting

  1. Introduction

        Definition and explanation of the technology, types, uses

  1. Origins

  III.  Developments

        Fruit culture (pome fruits, stone fruits, nuts)

        Vegetable culture (various)

        Micrografting

        Physiological Research

  1. Impact

  Apple Industry

  1. Introduction

        Scope and distribution of industry including fresh, processing, cider etc.

  1. Origins

  III.  Development

        Antiquity

        19th century

        20th century

  1. Future Developments

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  APA 3 References
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  Unit 9 Music of Then and Now: Jazz Vs. RNB

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  The paper compares the music of then with the music of now to determine whether they are any developments or changes.

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  Analysis of Major League Baseball statistics from 1997

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  UNIT EIGHT: DATA ANALYSIS PROJECT

  All Excel output should be copied into a single Word document where you must enter all of your responses to the questions below. Format the document professionally so it flows well. Include a table of contents.

  •   Choose any published database from the internet or library (such as those from the Census Bureau or any financial sites). You may opt to use one of the data files provided by the instructor if applicable.
  •   Get advanced approval from the instructor on your chosen database.
  •   If the file is large, randomly choose 200 of the observations from the data.
  •   Explain each variable in the file that you are analyzing. Be sure your file includes at least 
3 scale variables and at least 2 nominal variables.
  •   Conduct a descriptive analysis on any 2 interval/ratio variables you wish using 
xls and Frequency_Distribution.xls. Explain the output.
  •   Conduct 3 different hypothesis tests of your choice using appropriate variables from the 
file (note: you must use 3 different tests and not run one test on 3 different variables). In each case, state the variables being tested as well as the hypothesis, decision and conclusion. Use 3 of the following (1-Sample Test for Means, 1-Sample Test for Proportions, 2-Sample Test for Means – Independent Samples, 2-Sample Test for Means – Paired Samples, 2-Sample Test for Proportions, Analysis of Variance, Chi Square Goodness of Fit Test, Chi Square Test of Independence, Correlation Test).
  •   Develop a model to predict an interval / ratio variable using at least 2 other variables. Use xls and state the regression model and which variables are or are not significant. Also, use the model to make a prediction by making up values for each of the independent variables.
  •   Write a one to two page summary of your findings. Include the data file in the appendix.

  You may use a data set from the internet or from your workplace, or you may use one of the files provided within course materials. The files are described here, and the variables are described within the files. If there is anything confusing about these data files, please ask your instructor.

  BASEBALL: This file includes actual team by team data for the 1997 MLB season. The key variable to predict in Multiple Regression Analysis is the number of wins (or possibly the attendance). Lots of interesting analysis possibilities here, including how team salary relates to a team making the playoffs, or whether money buys wins, or how wins relate to attendance, or how performance on the field relates to the field surface, etc. If you know something about baseball, this file should make sense to you.

  CARS: This file is self-explanatory after you open it. Several variables describe the car (sports car, SUV, engine size, horsepower, etc.), and several describe the car’s performance (CityMPG and Highway MPG). It also includes the Dealer Cost and Suggested Retail Price. The key variable to predict in Multiple Regression Analysis is the Suggested Retail Price. Lots of crosstabulation options for Chi Square Analysis, lots of ANOVA and t-test options in which you analyze miles per gallon or price as a function of any of the many variables included.

  LOW BIRTH WEIGHT: This file looks at factors that might predict a baby being born with low birth weight. Birth weights of 5.5 pounds or less are considered low in this file. Use the actual birth weight as the key predicted variable in Multiple Regression Analysis. Lots of variables about the mother regarding her weight, race, medical problems, and doctor’s visits can be used for Chi Square analysis or as factors in ANOVA’s or t-tests.

  MUTUAL FUNDS: This file looks at Large Cap, Mid Cap and Small Cap funds with either Growth or Value objectives. Some funds have fees. Funds are either high, average or low risk. Assets range from 50.7 million dollars to 66.5 billion dollars. For Multiple Regression Analysis, you can choose to predict any of the three Return rates (measured in percents). Lots of categorical variables to choose from in a Chi Square Analysis or as factors to analyze differences in mean return rates.

  TIPS: This file includes data on 75 patrons at the Spaghetti Warehouse on a given day. The key variable here is the Tip Rate or the Tip Total. If you wait tables there, under what circumstances are you most likely to get a better tip? You can compute mean Bills or Tips or Tip Rates as a function of the meal time, the party size or the size of the party at the table.

  Note that you should not use a nominal variable with 3 or more values in the Multiple Regression Analysis (unless you convert to dummy variables, but that is unnecessary here).

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  APA – 4 References
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  Responsibility for elections and voters registration

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  Paper Contents

  Responsibility for elections and voters registration

  President Lyndon Johnson and Voting rights

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  MLA – 4 References