For our discussion on Rule of Law, there are 4 steps. Complete steps 1 and 2 before answering steps 3 & 4. The initial DB response (answering the faculty’s question) is due Tuesday, 9/26 at 11:59pm.

For our discussion on Rule of Law, there are 4 steps. Complete steps 1 and 2 before answering steps 3 & 4. The initial DB response (answering the faculty’s question) is due Tuesday, 9/26 at 11:59pm. Peer responses are due Thursday, 9/28 at 11:59pm. NO ANSWERS SHOULD BE SIMILAR TO YOUR PEERS. Make sure to complete all of the steps for FULL CREDIT.

Four steps are required for full credit for this discussion board.

1. Read Chapter 3 of the textbook. Take your own notes. This complementary chapter is located in the “Textbook” link on Blackboard. Remember, only chapters 1-3 are available on Blackboard, you have to get access to chapters 4-12.

2. read the lecture notes. Go to “Lecture Notes” link on Blackboard, click on the folder titled “ Lecture notes and Supporting Documents” folder and click on Chapter 3 lecture notes folder.

3. Initial Response: Answer the following questions in the Discussion Board link on Blackboard. A minimum of 225 words in your response is required (in other words at least 75-word count for your responses to A, B, and C). Re-read your response prior to submitting, please ensure your response is written in standard English. The initial DB response (answering the faculty’s question) is due Tuesday, 9/26 at 11:59pm.

Find a recent Supreme court case (include a citation on where you found this info, feel free to use the Internet and/or textbook):

A. Summarize the Supreme court case. Remember, a Supreme Court case is from the highest court in the U.S. (with the 9 justices), that focus on a Constitutional question. An example of a Supreme Court case is Roe v Wade (students cannot use this example).

B. Identify and explain the Constitutional Amendment that was violated. What is the Constitutional issue? Choose one of the following Constitutional Amendments: First, Second, Fourth, Fifth, Sixth, Eighth, or Fourteenth Amendment.

C. Explain the court’s ruling/findings of the case (what is the current policy).

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