1. Locate a Connecticut statute on "Law Library Use and Regulation." a. Helpful Hint: i. Log into Westlaw. ii. Go to the homepage and under "Browse," click on "State Materials." iii. Click on Connecticut. iv. Click on Statutes and Court Rules. v. Put your search terms in the white search bar. You may use the terms "Law Library Use and Regulation" and use quotation marks in the search bar. vi. Each time you begin a new search, click on Westlaw towards the top left. b. Provide the correct citation to the Connecticut statute that governs this question. Do not cite to case law interpreting the statute. Provide the statute number. c. Summarize in your own words what the statute says, including who can use the law libraries. This should be one to two sentences. 2. Locate an Arizona Supreme Court case. In Arizona, a police officer was sued for dog-bite injuries sustained when he intentionally released a do against a motorist 2022 Post University, Waterbury, CT ALL RIGHTS RESERVED who was not following police commands. On appeal to the Arizona Supreme Court, the court held in part in 2018 that the plaintiffs were not permitted to recover damages for negligence where a driver suffered dog-bite injuries when a police officer intentionally released a dog against him because the claim was based on intentional use of force. a. Helpful Hint: i. Go to the homepage and under "Browse," click on "State Materials." ii. Click on Arizona. iii. Click All Arizona Supreme State Cases. iv. In the white search bar, enter the following search terms as they appear with quotation marks and include the word "and." 1. "dog-bite" and "intentional release of police dog" v. Eight case citations should appear. Find the one that matches the scenario. b. Provide the correct citation to the Arizona case. c. Review the court decision. Explain why Brian McDonald did not follow the commands of law enforcement. This should be one to two sentences. Requirements: Your sources must be cited using proper legal citations as well as in APA format. Be sure to read the criteria below by which your work will be evaluated before you write and again after you write.