• Provide an overveiw of the attached file
• Give an oponion how the case study impacts or affects the financal markets
• MUST BE ABLE TO meet SHORT DEADLINE
• must be 300-500 words long

Essay must be 1,200 words each.  In completing essay, research must be conducted through 2–4 academic resources. Format each essay using current APA or MLA. ORIGINAL WORK ONLY. WILL GO THROUGH A PLAGIARISM CHECK BEFORE PURCHASING.

 

 

 

 

Essay Question 1

Answer the following set of questions in an essay that traces the history of the United Kingdom Period: During the time of Samuel, why did the people of Israel desire a king? Why was Saul chosen, and, ultimately, why was he rejected? What attribute did David display that made him a better king than Saul? What sin did Solomon commit that ultimately led to the division of Israel after his death?

 

In writing this essay, analyze the three primary figures of Israel’s United Kingdom Period (Saul, David, and Solomon). Pay special attention to points of contrast and comparison between these figures, and how they are presented by the narrators of the historical books of the Old Testament (1&2 Samuel, 1 Kings, and 1&2 Chronicles).

I need answers to the reading section Thanks

 

ENVIRONMENTAL LAW ASSESMENT 1

 

 

 

In U.S. v. Park, the Supreme Court laid down a ruling of what particular significance?

 

Answer

 

[removed]		A corporate officer can be held criminally liable for failure to correct a regulatory violation even when that officer directed a lower-level employee to take corrective action.
[removed]		A corporate officer cannot be held criminally liable for failure to correct a regulatory violation when it is shown that the officer had made a verifiably good faith effort to direct a lower-level employee to take corrective action.
[removed]		A corporate defendant was not held criminally liable for the actions of a licensed private hauler of the company’s hazardous waste.
[removed]		A corporate defendant was held criminally liable for the actions of a licensed private hauler of the company’s hazardous waste.

 

1 points  

 

Question 2

 

 

 

All laws originate from legislative proposals called bills. Who will introduce a bill into the house or senate?

 

Answer

 

[removed]		The Speaker of the House
[removed]		The Speaker of the Senate
[removed]		A lobbyist for either the House or Senate
[removed]		A single member or several members of either the House or Senate

 

1 points  

 

Question 3

 

 

 

Which of the following is NOT an essential element of a successful environmental auditing program?

 

Answer

 

[removed]		Adequate auditor training and staffing
[removed]		An environmental auditing function that is independent of audited activities
[removed]		Middle management support for the audit
[removed]		A process that includes quality assurance procedures

 

1 points  

 

Question 4

 

 

 

Stare decisis is a legal term that refers to which of the following?

 

Answer

 

[removed]		The concept of “standing” as a valid litigant before the court
[removed]		The rational providing a dual court system in the U.S. as envisioned by our founding fathers
[removed]		The term used when a president issues an executive order
[removed]		The process of reliance on precedent in a court decision

 

1 points  

 

Question 5

 

 

 

Which of the following conditions would NOT qualify a corporation for a penalty reduction under the EPA guidelines?

 

Answer

 

[removed]		The corporation must promptly disclose the violation.
[removed]		The corporation must remedy the violation within one year of its discovery.
[removed]		The corporation must voluntarily report the violation, fully and in writing, to federal, state, and local officials within 10 days of its discovery, unless it is an unusually complex violation.
[removed]		The corporation must cooperate with the EPA and not hide or destroy any evidence.

 

1 points  

 

Question 6

 

 

 

The founding fathers were strongly influenced by __________, who saw government as a social compact by which people, living in a state of nature, agreed to form a government that would make rules by which all would abide.

 

Answer

 

[removed]		Thomas Jefferson
[removed]		George Washington
[removed]		John Adams
[removed]		John Locke

 

1 points  

 

Question 7

 

 

 

When the President signs a bill into law, it becomes a statute. What will happen next?

 

Answer

 

[removed]		It is codified in the Congressional Record.
[removed]		It is written down and codified in both the United States Code and United States Code Annotated.
[removed]		It is codified in the Congressional Quarterly Weekly.
[removed]		It is written down and codified in the Federal Register.

 

1 points  

 

Question 8

 

 

 

Marbury v. Madison was precedent setting for what reason?

 

Answer

 

[removed]		It established the concept of Federalism in the federal courts.
[removed]		It established the Supreme Court as the final arbiter of the constitutionality of laws.
[removed]		It defined important aspects of the Due Process clause in the Fifth and Fourteenth Amendments.
[removed]		It defined stare decisis as a critical element in judicial review.

 

1 points  

 

Question 9

 

 

 

Three articles of the U.S. Constitution create a federal government composed of three major branches. Which of the following is MOST TRUE?

 

Answer

 

[removed]		The legislative branch of the federal government primarily creates laws.
[removed]		The executive branch of the federal government primarily interprets laws.
[removed]		The judicial branch of the federal government primarily enforces laws.
[removed]		All three branches work together under Article 1 to create, interpret, and enforce the law.

 

1 points  

 

Question 10

 

 

 

Which of the following statements BEST describes the term “prejudicial error”?

 

Answer

 

[removed]		The judge commits an error in pre-trial motions before the court.
[removed]		The prosecutor commits an error in pre-trial motions before the court.
[removed]		It is an error so substantial that it could affect the outcome of the case.
[removed]		It is an error committed on appeal by the defense attorney.

 

1 points  

 

Question 11

 

 

 

Consider that the company you work for is contemplating a process of environmental self-audits that they expect you to develop and implement. You sense reluctance on the part of some corporate officials to this new process. Use the material in the textbook on pages 21-25 and any other applicable source to justify establishing such a program, and illustrate aspects of the program that will ensure minimizing impact to the corporation should violations be uncovered. Your answer should be approximately 250-300 of your own words. Provide a reference citation for your source material.

 

12.What is FREE? How does it function, and what is its value to environmental law? Provide a reference citation for your source material. There is no minimum word requirement for your written response.

 

13. Reflect on what you learned in this unit within Environmental Law. Describe something that you had difficulty with and where you think the difficulty lies.

Your response should be at least 75 words in length. This is an opportunity for you to reflect and allow your professor to provide feedback.

 

 

 

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Reflect on what you learned in this unit within Environmental Law. Describe something that you learned within Unit I that can be applied to your career or an area of interest.

Your response should be at least 75 words in length. This is an opportunity for you to reflect and allow your professor to provide feedback.