Tennant V. Jefferson County: Case Analysis

Chapter 4, pg. 158, Questions # 1, 2, 4, 5

1. Part A: I. The name of the case at 11-1184 is Tennant v. Jefferson County.
II. The decision made by the District Court of the Southern District of West Virginia was reversed and remanded due to the fact that the prosecution did not validate the plaintiffs’ claims under the West Virginia Constitution .
III. This case will be cited in the 567th volume of the United States Reports. Part B: I. The justice in this case is Justice Sonia Sotomayor, Circuit Justice for the 10th circuit. II. The name of this case is Hobby Lobby Inc., et al v. Kathleen Sebilius, Secretary of Health and Human Services, et al.. It was filed because Hobby Lobby Inc., denied contraceptive coverage to its employees and

The subject of the nomination for 113th Congress for civilians for the Stae of New York, at 136-113 was Mary Jo White, who was nominated to be a member of the Securities and Exchange Commission for the remainder of the term expiring June 5th, 2014. This spot was vacated by Mary L. Shapiro who resigned.
3. The amount of employees that a company must have in order to be covered by the EEOC depends on the type of organization. In the business and private sectors, state and local government, and labor union employers it is 15 workers total, while in federal government agencies and employment agencies it can be any number of workers.

Chapter 13, pg 571, Questions 1-3
1. The five steps of legal research are to understand the assignment, understand the problem, research the problem, update your research and finally knowing when to stop. Each of these steps have a set of procedures that if done correctly you will find success in legal research.

First is understanding the assignment, which consists of knowing when the assignment is due, knowing in which format to write the assignment such as in an oral report or draft motion, whether or not you are allowed to incur charges, the requested method of contact whether by email or phone, and finally the finding the ultimate goal of your