Explain in detail each of the following pairs of terms and give an example of  how each term is applicable in a legal case: 1.   Common Law and Administrative Law 2.   Criminal Law and Civil Law 3.   Federal Question and Diversity of Citizenship 4.   Trial Courts and Appellate Courts 5.   Mediation and Arbitration II. Darwin has been arrested for violating a federal statute criminalizing the  commercial production, sale, or possession of depictions of cruelty to  animals , on his personal laptop.  The case began when a friend of  Darwin’s noticed that he was viewing videos of dog fights in his dorm  room and complained to the Dean of Students at the state university they  both attend.  Darwin was immediately expelled and escorted from  campus.  His laptop was confiscated by security and turned over to the  State’s Federal Prosecutor.  Further investigation led the federal  prosecutor to Steven Roberts, an author and small-time film producer  who presented himself as an authority on pit bulls. Roberts compiled and  sold videotapes showing dogfights.  Though Roberts did not participate  in the dogfights, he was charged under a federal law that banned  trafficking in "depictions of animal cruelty." [2 You have been retained to assist the attorneys for the defendants in the above matter. Discuss all of the criminal and civil issues involved in the case and the arguments of all of the parties involved. Should Darwin and/or Roberts be convicted of any crimes?  Why or why not? Should Darwin be expelled?  Why or why not?  Did the university handle this matter appropriately?  Does it matter that the university was a state university as opposed to a private university? III. Choose four clauses or rights found in the U.S. Constitution and its amendments and explain in detail how each of the clauses or rights relates to or impacts business. IV. Peter Peters was injured on the property of Simmons Ski Resort when he was thrown from a chair lift he was riding to the top of the mountain. His intention was to snow-shoe down a walking trail on the mountain. There is evidence that the chair lift operator was flirting with his fashion model girlfriend while he was operating the chair lift.  All lift tickets issued by Simmons state that the ski resort will not be liable for any injuries sustained by guests of the resort. 1.  State the LEGAL ISSUES raised by the facts above. 2.  Present the legal arguments for Peters.    What would Peters have to prove to be successful in court? 3.   Present the legal arguments for Simmons. 4.   Who is more likely to win and why? V. The Town of Greenacres has an ordinance that forbids all types of billboard advertising in the town.  Outside Advertising, Inc. has erected a digital billboard along Highway 2, which runs directly though the center of Greenacres. The billboard is on vacant land owned by Landarama Partners.  The billboard is in use 24 hours .

1. Explain in detail each of the following pairs of terms and give
an example of
how each term is applicable in a legal case:
1. Common Law and Administrative Law
2. Criminal Law and Civil Law
3. Federal Question and Diversity of Citizenship
4. Trial Courts and Appellate Courts
5. Mediation and Arbitration
II.
Darwin has been arrested for violating a federal statute
criminalizing the
commercial production, sale, or possession of depictions of
cruelty to
animals
,
on his personal laptop. The case began when a friend of
Darwin’s noticed that he was viewing videos of dog fights in his
dorm
room and complained to the Dean of Students at the state

2. university they
both attend. Darwin was immediately expelled and escorted
from
campus. His laptop was confiscated by security and turned over
to the
State’s Federal Prosecutor. Further investigation led the
federal
prosecutor to Steven Roberts,
an author and small-time film producer
who presented himself as an authority on pit bulls. Roberts
compiled and
sold videotapes showing dogfights. Though Roberts did not
participate
in the dogfights, he was charged under a federal law that
banned
trafficking in "depictions of animal cruelty."
[2
You have been retained to assist the attorneys for the
defendants in the above
matter.

3. Discuss all of the criminal and civil issues involved in the case
and the
arguments of all of the parties involved.
Should Darwin and/or Roberts be convicted of any crimes?
Why or why
not?
Should Darwin be expelled? Why or why not? Did the
university handle this
matter appropriately? Does it matter that the university was a
state university as
opposed to a private university?
III.
Choose four clauses or rights found in the U.S. Constitution and
its
amendments and explain in detail how each of the clauses or
rights
relates to or impacts business.
IV.
Peter Peters was injured on the property of Simmons Ski Resort
when he
was thrown from a chair lift he was riding to the top of the
mountain. His

4. intention was to snow-shoe down a walking trail on the
mountain. There
is evidence that the chair lift operator was flirting with his
fashion model
girlfriend while he was operating the chair lift. All lift tickets
issued by
Simmons state that the ski resort will not be liable for any
injuries
sustained by guests of the resort.
1. State the LEGAL ISSUES raised by the facts above.
2. Present the legal arguments for Peters. What would Peters
have to
prove to be successful in court?
3. Present the legal arguments for Simmons.
4. Who is more likely to win and why?
V.
The Town of Greenacres has an ordinance that forbids all types
of
billboard advertising in the town. Outside Advertising, Inc. has
erected a

5. digital billboard along Highway 2, which runs directly though
the center
of Greenacres. The billboard is on vacant land owned by
Landarama
Partners. The billboard is in use 24 hours per day, seven days a
week and
alternates between an advertisement for Johnson Hospital
Group, Inc.
and an advertisement by the National Rifle Association against
any form
of Gun Control.
1. State the LEGAL ISSUES raised by the facts above.
2. Present the legal arguments for the Town of Greenacres.
3. Present the legal arguments for all the other parties.
4. Who is more likely to win and why?