In the case of Sellers v. Qualls 1954, the court found that odd eating habits did not make the will not of sound mind based on:
a. low IQ
b. Eccentricities
c. Lack of personal hygiene
d. Insane delusions
b. Eccentricities
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Good document-creation skills are helpful in which of the following tasks??
A. ?Scheduling court dates B. ?Managing calendars C. ?Performing legal research D. ?All of these choices are correct.
A community has enacted a law that requires residents to separate their garbage into recyclables and non-recyclables. The recyclable items are placed in plastic containers marked “Property of the City of Ecology.” The city collects the contents of the containers and sells it to a recycling facility, boosting the city budget by several hundred thousand dollars per year. Joe, a homeless man, makes the rounds on garbage day and selects metal cans from the recycling bins, which he crushes and sells to a recycling facility. He is arrested and charged with theft of city property. You have been asked to analyze the case on behalf of the Public Defender representing Joe.
What is Joe’s best defense to the theft charges?
Why would you want to use Westlaw or Lexis to research the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure over a print publication?
What will be an ideal response?
Procedural due process is the requirement that government treat persons fairly while it attempts to interfere with their liberty interests
Indicate whether the statement is true or false