In June 2020, the Supreme Court decided the monumental case ofBostock v. Clayton CountyDownload Bostock v. Clayton Countyattached (click on case name).As you will see, it is an incredibly lengthy case when you also consider the other opinions. when you open it, Thus, you're really only truly reading about Thirty Five total pages between the opinion of the court, the first page of Justice Alito's and the last page of Justice Kavanaugh's.

After reading the case, you need to complete the work in theattached documentDownload attached document. With regards to the first part of the assignment, I have attachedinstructions here for what a case brief looks likeDownload instructions here for what a case brief looks like. The point values for each item of the brief and question are noted in the assignment document.

You should solely rely on your interpretation of the case and not use outside resources.

Major Supreme Court Case Assignment Part I. Briefing the Case - For instructions on how to brief a case, see the attached document in the assignment instructions. The facts section is worth 15 points and the other three sections are worth 10 points each for a total of 45 points for this part. Facts: Issue: Decision: Reason: Part II. Additional Questions - This sections is worth 55 points and the individual vales are noted after each question. 1. Who wrote the opinion of the Court and when was the case decided? (5 Points) 2. This case was focused on statutory interpretation. Summarize how the opinion author described the usual Court approach to statutory interpretation. (10 Points) 3. Justice Alito wrote a separate opinion. (15 total points) What was his type of opinion (classification) called? What was his main criticism? (It's on the first page, so that's all you have to read of it.) How long was his opinion (including appendices)? 4. Look at the last two paragraphs of Justice Kavanaugh's opinion. In voting the way he did, did his reasoning, at least as stated, illustrate that he was against gay rights in voting against their protection under Title VII? Explain. (10 points) 5. How did this case impact HR practice and also society? (15 points)