Sports and Drug Testing in College

The case that you pick must be about sports and drug testing in college. Also the case has to be closed and decided. These are the things that’s need for me to get in A (1) sport or leisure-related, (2) decided (i.e., not settled out of court, ruled as summary judgement, dismissed), and (3) post-1980.

CASE ANALYSES ASSIGNMENTS

In most law schools in the United States, the curriculum is based on the “case study method.” This means that students read previous cases in order to learn how courts make legal decisions by applying relevant law to the facts of the case. In this manner, law students learn not only the law, but also gain an understanding of the reasoning courts use in deciding disputes. While not law students, this is still the best method to learn the law.When students first begin reading and analyzing cases, the best approach is to read a case at least twice. First, read the entire case without taking notes to become familiar with the basic subject matter and major issues. On the second reading, take notes,organizing them in a brief format.Throughout the duration of this semester, students will complete two case analyses.

Details on case analysis expectations and grading criteria are provided both above and in Appendices D and E. Below are instructions for locating court cases using both LexisNexis and Google Scholar:

LEXIS-NEXIS LOCATION AND SEARCH PROCEDURE-

From The University of Memphis home page, click on “Libraries” dropdown menu, then click the “University Libraries” link-In the middle of the next page, click the “Databases” tab-Within the “Databases” tab, locate the “Find a Database by Name:” textbox, type “LexisNexis”, and click the search icon-On the next page, click the third link entitled “Lexisnexis Federal And State Cases”-On the next page, click the “Federal and State Cases” link to the right of “Connect to”-At this landing page, you can search for relevant cases at varying court levels via topic, plaintiff and defendant, or case citation

GOOGLE SCHOLAR LOCATION AND SEARCH PROCEDURE-

From Google’s home page, type “Google Scholar” in the textbox and click the search icon-Once the search is complete, click the “Google Scholar” link (it should be the first link listed)-Once on the Google Scholar page, click the “Case law” button (to the right of the “Articles” button-At this landing page, you can search for relevant cases at varying court levels via topic, plaintiff and defendant, or case citation …