What is jurisdiction, and how does it impact state and federal courts?Discuss.
What is concurrent jurisdiction?
Why does each respective court have jurisdiction for the crimes that you have listed?
Which court do you think that the case should be prosecuted? Why?
What type of case is this?
Who are the parties, the plaintiff, defendant and witnesses?
What is the jurisdiction for this matter to be heard (what court would you select)? How do you get jurisdiction, what factors are considered for the jurisdiction? Why did you choose the jurisdiction?
What ethical decisions are in play in your case by the parties, if any?
What is the burden of proof for your case? Who carries the burden to prove the case?
What type of law governs this case?
What are the professional responsibilities for each member of the case?
Is this a case for ADR?
How do you initiate the law suit?
What pleadings must be filed for this matter?
What discovery must be conducted for this matter?
Discuss entities that have jurisdiction over the problem.
Identify stakeholders and their roles in addressing the issue.
Examine power bases and their influence on issue.
Describe resources needed to implement change.
Identify a key federal committee or subcommittee that has jurisdiction over healthcare-related items.
Describe what this committee does and what limitations they have. Provide an example of what you would expect to see this committee address. You must address a different committee than your peers.
Use this committee:
1. Health, Employment, Labor, and Pensions Subcommittee has jurisdiction over employment-related health and retirement security, including health benefits
In addition, identify a Department of Health and Human Services Agency and identify the purpose of that agency. Provide an example of what you would expect this agency to address.
