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1).

Issue:Whether the judge erred in ordering Curt to be jailed.

Rule: Yes, the Court erred in ordering the imprisonment of Curt for the violation of the Executive order.

Application of facts:In this case, it is true that the President has issued an executive order, however, such executive order does not provide for the punishment for the punishment for those who will violate such.Hence, Curt cannot be imprisoned because the executive order is incomplete, and his imprisonment will violate his right to due process and his right to life and liberty.

Conclusion:Since the penalty is yet to be determined, it is just that Curt be released from custody as to not violate his right to due process.

2).

Issue:Curt, owner of a bicycle shop, is accused of violating the President's executive order to wear masks when he is away from home and to perform daily blood tests, due to the current Covid-19 pandemic.

Rule:Curt tells his employees they don't have to wear face masks while working in his store, claiming that the president's executive order cannot be enforced.An employee named Mary fears contracting the virus and asks the state health department directly if she can be fired for ignoring her employer's instructions.

Application of facts: Officers visit the store to determine that it is true what the employee Mary said, finding Curt in her store, without a mask and the officers ask him to put on a mask, as well as request the test of the analysis of blood and by refusing to comply, he is arrested.They take him before the local judge, who claims he is accused of violating the president's executive order.

Conclusion: Curt must remain in jail indefinitely, until the President promulgates the criminal punishment for violating the proposed executive order, but he can claim that he was freely imprisoned since there is still no legal punishment for taking his actions.

3).

Issue:Whether the Executive Order issued by the President is lawful and enforceable.

Rule: Yes, The Executive Order issued by the President is lawful.Provided, that it is for the protection of its citizens.It is lawful to declare Executive Order when there is threat with regards to public health and safety.

Analysis: Due to a viral pandemic, applying the Executive Order made by the President that states "Due to threat of airborne transmission of the virus, all persons within the United States must wear facemask while outside their residence and complete daily blood testing." This order is enforceable and lawful if there is threat with regards to public health and safety. This order is necessary to protect the citizens of the United States.

Conclusion: Based on the case study, it expressly provides that there is clear violation that Curt violated the Executive Order made by the President that provides wearing of face mask become necessary.Therefore, Curt will be held liable for the offense he committed.

4).

Issue:Whether Curt should be liable for violating the Executive Order issued by the President.

Rule:Curt should be held liable for violating the Executive Order made by the President, because Curt must aware and obey, respect the law for his public health and safety.

Analysis: Due to a viral pandemic, applying the Executive Order made by the President that states "Due to threat of airborne transmission of the virus, all persons within the United States must wear facemask while outside their residence and complete daily blood testing." This order is enforceable and lawful if there is threat with regards to public health and safety. This order is necessary to protect the citizens of the United States.

Conclusion:Based on the case study, it expressly that there is clear violation that Curt violated the Executive Order made by the President that provides wearing of face mask becomes necessary. Therefore, Curt will be held liable for the offense he committed.