m - Due Please read the hypothetical below and click on the link above to submit a 2 short response to each of the questions. Also, please react via posting to your fellow classmates' responses. Remember, you need to post your own answer first before you can see your classmates' responses. Please note that, while this is not a graded forum, it will count towards your class participation grade. HYPOTHETICAL: Lavender and Honey have an ongoing dispute regarding ownership of a dog, Max. One day, Honey removed Max's tags in order to give him a bath. Knowing what was coming, Max made a run for it and ended up at Lavender's home down the street. When Honey saw Lavender walking Max, she demanded his return. Lavender refused. A lawyer in the neighborhood suggested either a neutral case evaluation or mediation in an attempt to resolve the feud. QUESTIONS: 1. Describe mediation and neutral case evaluation. 2. Which one of these two methods would you suggest for Lavender and Honey and why?Chapter 5 Discussion Forum - Please read the hypothetical below and click on the reply link respond to the GRADED - DUE BY 11:59 PM ON 14 1 questions. This is a graded forum so, please, also react via posting to your fellow Mar 2022 classmates' responses. Remember, you need to post your own answer first before you can see your classmates' responses. HYPOTHETICAL: The annual Smallville Fair is the community event of the year. Attendance is always high, with community members going to enjoy the thrill rides, the exhibits, and the food, as well as to "see and be seen." Principal Cuthbert of Smallville High School is there, and as he turns the corner (around the "Guess Your Age or Weight" exhibit,) he is shocked by what he sees. In front of the "Bearded Lady" exhibit is the star Smallville High School quarterback, senior Coy Gunner. Gunner is wearing a green "tee-shirt" depicting a Christ-like figure smoking a marijuana cigarette; in large yellow letters on the front of the shirt are the words "Joints For Jesus." On the back of the shirt (again, in large yellow letters) is the following: "WWJS: What Would Jesus Smoke?!" Principal Cuthbert immediately confronts Gunner, exclaiming "Coy Gunner, I cannot believe you would wear such a disgusting shirt. You have offended my Christian principles and beliefs, as well as the religious beliefs of countless numbers of Smallville citizens attending this fair. Further, you have disgraced Smallville High School. As the star quarterback of our football team, you of all people should know that you are a role model for your fellow students, as well as younger kids in the community. I will see you in my office Monday morning at 7:30 a.m.." Gunner arrives at Principal Cuthbert's office on Monday morning to discover that Principle Cuthbert has decided to suspend him for ten school days. Gunner objects, saying "I remember in civics class that Mr. Campbell told us we have the right to free speech. I object to the suspension, and if you don't change your mind, Principle Cuthbert, my dad knows a good attorney who might want to speak with you." QUESTIONS: Is the message on Gunner's shirt constitutionally-protected free speech? Would rational limitations on free speech justify Principle Cuthbert's decision to suspend Gunner? Does it matter whether the incident occurred on or off school property?ter 7 Discussion Forum - Please read the hypothetical below and click on the link above respond to the 3 3 ED - DUE BY 11:59 PM ON 14 0 questions. This is a graded forum so please, also react via posting to your fellow 022 classmates' responses. Remember, you need to post your own answer first before you can see your classmates' responses. The rubric is found in the forum "Rules of the Board". HYPOTHETICAL: Thomas Townsend has an embarrassing criminal past. In 1985, he was convicted of pedophilia, having had sexual relations with a 15-year-old child (at the time, Townsend was 29 years old.) By all accounts, Townsend has led a relatively uneventful life over the years since 1985, spending most of his time building and selling musical instruments to earn a living, and reclusively "keeping to himself" on his property on the edge of town. Local police investigators are curious whether Townsend has truly learned from "the error of his ways." The local sheriff has received a number of complaints from area citizens, who are appalled that a child sex offender is "among their midst." Working in collaboration with the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI,) local police authorities devise and implement a plan to determine whether Thomas is leading an innocent life. Over the course of an eighteen-month period, police investigators mail Townsend a circular they have created, advertising a fictitious publication called "Lustful Lads and Lasses." Among other pronouncements, the circular entices readers to "order now before publication ceases; see young boys and girls aged 12-16 engaged in all sorts of acts only big boys and girls should be allowed to do!" Having received the circular each month and having declined on seventeen occasions, Townsend finally responds to the circular on the eighteenth occasion, mailing in the $39.95 purchase price. Local, state and federal authorities immediately intervene, arresting Townsend for solicitation of child pornographic materials. At Townsend's arraignment hearing, his attorney moves for immediate dismissal of the charges, arguing entrapment. QUESTIONS: Do the police efforts described constitute entrapment? Does entrapment justify dismissal of all charges against the accused? Rather than dismissal of charges, why not simply sanction those authorities responsible for the entrapment