Persuasive Judicial Activism Prompt
Budget: $30 – $250 USD
I must hand in a persuasive prompt for my English class that centers on judicial activism.
For this assignment, students will create an outline (sometimes called a research proposal) for the upcoming paper. As this assignment is a problem-solving one, it must incorporate the following dimensions:
Framing the Issue: Clearly frames and addresses a research question, demonstrating strong knowledge of relevant context and the problems raised about this issue.
Gathering Evidence: Assembles, reviews and synthesizes pertinent information from many relevant and appropriate sources with diverse points-of- view.
Evidence Analysis: Clearly analyzes, evaluates and organizes evidence to support hypotheses, claims and solutions.
Conclusions: Draws logical conclusions, offers insightful solutions strongly supported by evidence, and discusses limitations and implications.
Students should develop dimension 1 in the first one or two paragraphs, dimensions 2 and 3 in the main body paragraphs, and dimension 4 in the last one or two paragraphs.
The sources can only be taken from this books:
Conservative judicial activism and the environment : an assessment of the threat
Kendall, Douglas T., 1964-; Dowling, Timothy J., 1957-; Buccino, Sharon.; Weiss, Elaine.
2002
The myth of judicial activism : making sense of Supreme Court decisions
Roosevelt, Kermit, 1971-
©️2006
America's Prophets : How Judicial Activism Makes America Great
Dow, David R., author.
2009
This is a college student assignment so please need to be grammatically correct
For this assignment, students will create an outline (sometimes called a research proposal) for the upcoming paper. As this assignment is a problem-solving one, it must incorporate the following dimensions:
Framing the Issue: Clearly frames and addresses a research question, demonstrating strong knowledge of relevant context and the problems raised about this issue.
Gathering Evidence: Assembles, reviews and synthesizes pertinent information from many relevant and appropriate sources with diverse points-of- view.
Evidence Analysis: Clearly analyzes, evaluates and organizes evidence to support hypotheses, claims and solutions.
Conclusions: Draws logical conclusions, offers insightful solutions strongly supported by evidence, and discusses limitations and implications.
Students should develop dimension 1 in the first one or two paragraphs, dimensions 2 and 3 in the main body paragraphs, and dimension 4 in the last one or two paragraphs.
The sources can only be taken from this books:
Conservative judicial activism and the environment : an assessment of the threat
Kendall, Douglas T., 1964-; Dowling, Timothy J., 1957-; Buccino, Sharon.; Weiss, Elaine.
2002
The myth of judicial activism : making sense of Supreme Court decisions
Roosevelt, Kermit, 1971-
©️2006
America's Prophets : How Judicial Activism Makes America Great
Dow, David R., author.
2009
This is a college student assignment so please need to be grammatically correct
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