Laws 1000V - Summer Term 2017 Introduction to Legal Studies First Term Assignment: The Case of Wolf Lies Down and Llewellyn's Law Jobs In the excerpt from Llewellyn and Hoebel's The Cheyenne Way (Course Reader, pp.7-9), we learn about the case of Wolf Lies Down. In the disposition of this case we observe the Cheyenne dealt with 'law jobs' as they arose, thereby ensuring peace and predictability among the people. Review the excerpt from The Cheyenne Way and explain how the management of the case of Wolf Lies Down demonstrates Llwellwyn's original four law jobs as these are explained in Pavlich's Realizing Sociological Jurisprudence (Ruddell & Pavlich, pp.154-169). You may also draw upon Hoebel's The Functions of Law (Course Reader, pp.4-7), but your point of departure should be the Pavlich reading. In completing this task, remember to: Summarize the facts of the case; Outline the first 4 of the 5 law jobs discussed in Pavlich; Having outlined the law jobs, specify those aspects of the resolution of the case that satisfied the goals of each of the first 4 law jobs. And also remember to: Draw both upon lecture notes and readings to make your arguments, and use examples wherever possible; Reference any statements or ideas you take from the readings or lecture notes; consult the 'Law & Legal Studies Style Sheet' for the proper referencing system (http://carleton.ca/law/wp-content/uploads/legal_style_sheet.pdf); Double space your essay, number the pages and use formal essay style and structure; Keep the length to between 3-5 pages; Clearly identify your paper with your name, TA and discussion group, and with the title \"Fall Term Assignment: The Case of Wolf Lies Down\" and submit it to your TA via CULearn before 4:30 p.m. on October 20, 2017. This assignment is worth 15% of your overall course grade. Good Luck