The following articles were taken from the Journal of Law, Medicine & Ethics (Volume 51) . You can access it via this link: https://browzine.com/libraries/74/journals/7003/issues/current Explanation: If you can identify a LR, list the page Can you numbers where it Is this identify begins and ends. article a Also list reporting literature any headings on a study review used for the Article Title, conducted (LR) in section(s) that Author, Year, by the this include literature Journal Title author(s)? article? review. Title: Health Justice Partnerships: Yes Yes Page 334 to page An International Comparison of 338 Approaches to Employing Law to . Models Promote Prevention and Health Across Equity Three . Authors: Elizabeth Tobin- Countries: Tyler, Tessa Boyd-Caine, (334-336): Hazel Genn, and Nola M. Ries Describes Year: 2023 the development Journal Title: The Journal of of formal Law, Medicine & Ethics HJPs across multiple https://doi.org/10.1017/jme.2023.84 sites and geographic regions in each country, highlighting the differences mTitle: Gender and Stand Your Ground Laws: A Critical Appraisal of Existing Research Authors: Caroline Light, Janae Thomas, and Alexa Yakubovich Year: 2023 Journal Title: The Journal of Law, Medicine & Ethics https://doi.org/10.1017/jme.2023.40 Yes Yes differences in their healthcare, public health, and legal systems. + Research Base Across Countries (336-338): Discusses the practitioner- driven development of HJPs and the need for targeted, rigorous research and evaluation evidencing the potential benefits of HJPs. The literature review in the document begins on page 54 and ends on page 59. The headings used for the sections that include the literature review are as follows: Stand Your Ground Laws and the Evolution of . Stand Your Ground Laws and the Evolution of "Self- Defense" . Empirical Evaluations of Stand Your Ground Laws . Legal Limitations of an Equitable Right to Self- Defense Article Title: Medical-Legal Yes Yes Page 811 to 813 Partnerships Reinvigorate Systems Lawyering Using an Upstream I. An Overview of Approach Upstreaming (811- . Authors: L. Kate Mitchell and 812) Debra Chopp II. Medical-legal . Year: 2023 Partnerships . Journal Title: The Journal of Bring Law, Medicine & Ethics Upstreaming to the Practice of https://doi.org/10.1017/jme.2023.162 Law (812-813)Article's name 1. What is the title of this article? 2. How many paragraphs are in the LR in the article? 3. Summary: Can you find any examples in the LR of where the author(s) summarize a single work? if so, how many examples of this can you find? 4. Summary: Share one example of a summary of a single source in this LR (if there is an example): 5. Synthesis: Can you find any examples in the LR of where the author(s) synthesizes multiple sources? If so, how many examples of this can you find? 6. Synthesis: Share one example of a synthesis of multiple sources in this LR (if there is an example): 7. Summary & Synthesis: Overall, do you find more instances of summary (of a single source) or synthesis (of multiple sources) in this LR7 Why do you think that is the case? Stance: Now look more closely at the writing in this LR for expressions of stance, including evaluation or critique. Can you find any examples of where the author's| reveal their attitude toward a source, positively or negatively? List up to 5 examples below: 9. Stance: Can you find any examples of where the author(s) evaluate or critique a source, for example for its methodology, scope, etc.7 List up to 5 examples below: 10. Stance: Describe the use of stance markers in this LA overall, For example, are there many examples of positive or negative stance? Is it more neutral? Why do you think the author has made these choices? 11. Citations: Using a.pdf or print version of your LR sample highlight the integral citations in one color and the non-integral citations in another color. Which seem to be more common in this LR? 12. Citations: Do you notice of there is any relationship between the use of citation form and summary or synthesis? For example, do the summary examples tend to use integral or non- integral citations? What about the synthesis? Why do you think they use these patterns?Reflection 1 COrverall in the three articles, what do you notice about the authors' use of summary vs. synthesis? Owverall in the three articles, what do you notice about the authors' use of stance? Owverall in the three articles, what do you notice about the authors' use of citation forms? List three things that you have learmed about LR writing in your discipline from this analysis. What are 1 or 2 questions that you still have about LR writing