A government essay about the sun does shine with court case

There are five essay questions. In total, you must answer FOUR Questions.
You must complete three of the first four. All of these relate to Hinton’s book, The Sun Does Shine.
The last question is required and it does notconnect to The Sun Does Shine.

Choose three of the first four, A through D. Question E is required.

A. Explain how Ray Hinton’s story connects in one way to one or two of the cases we have studied this semester. The “connection” should indicate relevant similarities and how these similarities illuminate and enhance your understanding of these important aspects of legal cases.

Choose only one of these:
-A connection between the philosophical or ideological attributes of Hinton and similar traits of a main litigant in a textbook case or any other case we have or will study this semester.

-A similarity between the procedural problems of Hinton’s case and the procedural problems of one of our cases.[1]

-Similar issues of systemic racism as seen in Hinton’s case and one of our cases.

-The common component of a contrast between law and justice seen in Hinton’s case and one of our cases.

-A connection between the power imbalance in Hinton’s case and the power imbalance in one of our cases.

Sources here: Quotes from case decisions from the course and quotes from The Sun Does Shine

B. Which justice’s words on the role of the judicial branchin our society is most relevant to the judicial problems seen within Hinton’s story? Explain this connection.

Sources: Case quotes and quotes from Hinton’s book.

C. Which dissent from any case from this course was the most troubling to you?
First, what is your view on the role of dissenting opinions?
Second, in what way can you connect this particular dissenting opinion with Hinton’s case?

Sources: Quotes from a case, from Hinton’s book, and some information from empirical data

D. Select six of Hinton’s comments about his coping mechanisms when he was in prison. How does each one relate to your life or to the life of someone close to you?

Sources: Six quotes from Hinton’s book and your own self-reflection

This Question is required

E. Which equal protection case from this course do you believe is the most relevant to today’s issues?
You can look at this case from the position of the majority, concurring, or dissenting views.

Sources: Ideas from two academic, peer-reviewed articles – one must focus on policy/theory and one must provide some relevant empirical data.

This question and only this question does not require any references at all to The Sun Does Shine

Details
Your paper should be — without redundancies — should have between 2800 – 3200 words.
Recommended line spacing: 1.5
Margins: no more than 1 inch; Font: TNR 12 or its equivalent – or smaller
Do not provide an Introduction and/or a Conclusion to any of your answers.
The word count should approximate the following: 650 to 800 words per question.

All sources must be cited with footnote formattingand specific page numbers for each. [2]
Both verbatim quotes (use quotation marks) and paraphrasing must be given specific citations.
Headings are encouraged

Grading
Each Question is worth 25 points.
The grading will be based on writing ability, focus and responsiveness to the prompt, proper use of sources, proper citations, and thorough and substantive responses.

case could be about
loving, Craig, VMI, ROMER, katzenbach,miller v. johnson, shelby county

[1]-problems with evidence
-problems with legal representation
-delay in getting a new hearing
-procedural rules that blocked further review
-problems with expert testimony
[2]Go to drop down option to customize quick access toolbar; go to more commands; choose all commands; scroll down to find Footnote; add this to the box on the right and hit okay.