Here are two formulas we have talked about that you may or m…

Here are two formulas we have talked about that you may or may not use.  and   Holly wants to deposit $3000 into an account for 5 years.  How much money will be in her account if it account pays interest at 8% compounded monthly? [a] (round to the nearest cent) How much should she deposit now if she wants to have $5000 in 5 years? [b] (round to the nearest cent)   A rival bank is offering 9% compounded semi-annually. How much will be in her account after 5 years? [c]  (round to the nearest cent)

The equation to model the value of a car after years is  A…

The equation to model the value of a car after years is  Assume the car is new this year. Round all amounts to the nearest cent. What is the value of the car before it has been driven? [a] What will the value of the car be in 2028? [b] What is the depreciation rate? [c]

You are asked to advise Dale, who appeared before the magist…

You are asked to advise Dale, who appeared before the magistrates’ court and indicated a guilty plea to ABH. The magistrates committed him to the Crown Court for sentence. The Judge in the Crown Court imposed a sentence of two years’ imprisonment, which Dale believes to be excessive. Which of the following is the correct advice to give to Dale about appealing the sentence?

You represent Rita, who is charged with theft. When she was…

You represent Rita, who is charged with theft. When she was interviewed by the police, she admitted taking a camera from a shop without paying for it. The police found the camera in Rita’s car after she told them that was where she had left it. Rita has told you that she only confessed as the police told her that if she did not admit to the theft, they intended to interview her 14-year-old daughter who was with her at the time. What is your best course of action in relation to Rita’s confession?

Mary and Claire are alleged to have taken part in an offence…

Mary and Claire are alleged to have taken part in an offence at Pat’s home. Pat is elderly and Mary and Claire were employed as carers in her home. They worked there between 10am and 4pm each day. Prosecution evidence indicates that around 11pm on 14 January this year, both women went to Pat’s home. It is alleged that Mary stayed in her car outside the property keeping watch while Claire entered using the key she had as a carer. Claire then stole silver and antiques from the property. It is alleged that Claire left the property and placed the stolen items in Mary’s car prior to Mary driving both women away. What is the most appropriate form for the indictment(s)? There should be

You prosecute Gabriel, who is accused of witness intimidatio…

You prosecute Gabriel, who is accused of witness intimidation. The allegation is that he threw a brick through Tim’s window, which Gabriel denies, saying it was not him. You are asked to advise on the evidence against Gabriel. Tim is a witness in a case against Pete, who is a friend of Gabriel. There is CCTV evidence showing someone of the same height and build as Gabriel throwing the brick, and this person can be seen wearing a jacket with a distinctive pattern similar to one found by the police at Gabriel’s home. There is phone evidence which shows that Gabriel was in the area of Tim’s address at the time, despite not living or working near there. What is the correct position with regards to the admissibility of the evidence of the jacket and the phone?

Pooja has obtained a judgment against Rahul for £30,000.  Ra…

Pooja has obtained a judgment against Rahul for £30,000.  Rahul has not paid the money due to Pooja.  Rahul is employed as a senior manager at a car showroom and earns £6,500 net per month. He drives a company car which is valued at £35,000. He solely owns a house worth £175,000 on which there is an outstanding mortgage of £165,000. He also has a joint bank account with his wife, Rashida, which is in credit at £35,000. Rashida works as a senior manager at a local hospital and earns £6,000 net per month. Rahul has no other assets and the couple have no children. What is the best method of enforcement for Pooja to use to obtain payment of the judgment debt? [A]        A charging order over Rahul’s house. [B]        An attachment of earnings order. [C]       A third-party debt order. [D]       A writ of control against the car.