UMBC United States v Morris Computing Technology Legal Case Study You will be required to do a complete brief on a legal case involving computing technolog

UMBC United States v Morris Computing Technology Legal Case Study You will be required to do a complete brief on a legal case involving computing technology. Finals (briefs) are due on: (SEE ASSIGNMENT FOR DUE DATE AND TIME). If you cannot access Blackboard, turn the document in by e-mail attachment (same date and time).

Learning Objectives:

? To describe and summarize the fundamental arguments of a legal issue in a concise format.
? To practice skills in research in support and in counterargument to a position.
? To apply logical argumentation in supporting position.

Grading Criteria: 100-point scale

? 20 pts
? 15 pts
? 40 pts
? 15 pts.
? 10 pts.

Research and sources used Introduction
Argumentation (Discussion of positions) Conclusion

Style and Writing

Sources to find relevant cases and information on the issues in the case:

? Online journals
? Books
? Websites
? Online newspapers/magazines articles
? Include a Reference/Bibliography/Work Cited Page at the end of the document.Introduction
? Brief background of the general issue (i.e., privacy, computer crime, etc.)
? Use in-text citations from your references in this section.Argumentation (Discussion of positions)
? Approach your identified case from the following positions: pro (defendant), con (prosecution), and how a (jury) would render a decision. Support each side with in-text citations from your references.
? State all/any ethical issues associated with the case.
? Use in-text citations from your references in this section.Conclusion
? Summarize your argumentation (arguments) — include your overall assessment of the issues involved.
? State the results of the case if applicable. Also, state your agreement/disagreement with the verdict.
? Use in-text citations from your references in this section.Style and Writing
? Proper grammar and format required.
? Your name should be on every page (as a header or footer).
? Include in-text citations (Failure to do so will result in a 50-pt. deduction from overallgrade) Plagiarism of any part or whole of the exam will result in a zero grade!!! All papers will be turned in to a plagiarism software package: Turnitin.

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