American Law Answers

1. In a Letter from a Birmingham Jail what was King's position on tension

tension was always negative

tension was always positive

tension was negative but creative, nonviolent tension was good.

tension was just a method to force direct action

1. The cases on the internment of Japanese Americans were vacated by the lower courts in the early 1980's based on?

The Supreme Court changed its reasoning

Newly uncovered evidence

The interned Japanese had all died

None of the above

1. Which of the following is not one of the typical stereotypes of Asian Americans?

Asian men are depicted as men who do not have the capability of being ideal partners to women of their own racial groups. These women supposedly prefer to be with white men.

Asian men are portrayed as passive, old and speak broken English. The term "Yellow Uncle Tom" was coined to describe Asian men of this type.

The Asian woman is supposedly sexually active, exotic, overly feminine and eager to please. This character is termed "China Doll," and appears countless times in popular movies.

All of the above choices are commonly held stereotypes of Asian Americans

1. Which of the following are the poorest Asian groups in the United States?

Japanese-Americans

Chinese-Americans

Korean-Americans

Vietnamese-Americans

What would be the legal effect when an offer is communicated to a class or group of persons

What would be the legal effect when the offer is made to a specific person but accepted by another person

What would be the legal effect when an offer is communicated to someone who the offeror did not intend to contract with

my wife is in jail she has a bond I have the money for the bond but when I met him at the jail he called for her face sheet he took the money then said they were unable to release her to the next day he gave me the money back said we will call in the morning and see what happen why would they not release her if she has a bond I have the money to pay for it through an bondsman

What are the advantages and disadvantages of the US court system's structure?

The case that was the concern in the question f. above is related to a criminal case brought against the auditor Arthur Young by the United States government. Assuming now that it was you who brought a civil case against Deloitte for what you claimed to be its negligence in the conduct of audit in 1MDB, detail out what you need to prove in court so that you may get the chance to win the case against Deloitte.