In the middle of the night, Lori is crossing a parking lot at a mall when Brian darts in front of her, brandishing a knife in her face. Brian hits Lori. Luckily, Lori attended a self-defense class. She strikes Brian with her knee and fists, stumbles and bumps her head as she runs to safety. Lori's wounds cause her death. After that, Brian is taken into custody and accused of murder, assault, and battery.

a). Ascertain if Georgia will succeed in prosecuting Brian for assault, battery, and murder, as well as the extent of the homicide. Make sure to determine every component and piece of proof required for a conviction.

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Jack is upset about his son's bullying at his neighborhood school. He makes his way to the school so he can speak with the principal. After a tense discussion at the school, he makes threats to "bring the house down" if his son is not given greater protection there. On his "Down with Hill High School" Facebook page, Jack urges supporters to "change the regime."

a). Can Jack be charged with terrorism by federal prosecutors under federal law? Justify the position, if any.

After ten years of laboring on Bob's farm, Juan is arrested one night for driving under the influence. Bob learns that Juan is not lawfully in the country when he doesn't show up for work on Monday morning. In order to leave the country, Juan shows up to Bob's house and demands his last salary. Although Bob is unable to pay Juan, he consents to let him live in his house while he works on the farm to provide for his needs. Juan spends an additional two years living in the nation without authorization, skips his criminal and immigration proceedings, and marries Bob's American citizen daughter. Two months later, federal immigration officials detain Bob and Juan.

a). Is it possible for Bob to face charges of harboring an illegal alien under immigration law? b). Can Juan be deported from the country while he awaits a fair trial?