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Albert, а jeweler аnd оwner оf the “GOLD Stоre,” hаs a regular routine of emptying his safe of cash proceeds on Friday night and going to the bank to make a deposit to keep the cash safe. To transport the cash Albert always uses a distinctive neon orange bag with a giant gold money symbol on the outside so he never loses the bag. Before going to the bank Albert always stops at his favorite gelato stand to have a quadruple gelato and ice cream. Albert recently fired longtime GOLD Store employee, Bob, for suspected theft of cash. Albert did not report the suspected theft to the police but told Bob that the theft would be reported if Albert ever saw Bob again. Bob was angry that he got fired and threatened Albert. Last Friday, Albert followed his usual routine and went to the bank with his distinctive neon orange bag with a giant gold money symbol on the outside. Inside the bag was $76,000 of cash currency from the previous week. Albert of course stopped at his usual gelato stand. Unknown to Albert, Bob is also at the stand enjoying a triple gelato and nursing his feelings about getting fired. Bob sees Albert and the money bag and decides that he is owed severance pay and decides that he is going to take the money bag from Albert. However, Bob decides that there is not a good way to steal the money bag. Instead, Bob quickly devises a plan to get an apology and to throw his gelato cup at Albert to get Albert’s suit dirty. Bob approaches Albert who gets scared and tries to leave the water ice stand to avoid speaking with Bob. This upsets Bob who chases Albert into a corner of the stand where Albert is trapped and cannot get out. Bob tells Albert that he is trapped and that Bob intends to keep Albert trapped until Albert apologizes. Albert refuses but is prevented from leaving, and Bob keeps Albert trapped in the corner for approximately 10 minutes while he demands an apology. Bob gets frustrated at Albert’s failure to apologize and throws the gelato cup intending to hit Albert. The cup misses Albert and hits Carl, another patron, who is covered in gelato and is highly offended by being touched and hit with the cup and covered in gelato. Please Discuss: Discuss what crimes, if any, Bob can be charged with and remember to discuss the mens rea and actus reus for any crimes discussed. Note-this jurisdiction follows a modified Model Penal Code that uses MPC definitions for mens rea with the exception of transferred intent which is defined under the Common Law.
Stаte’s Legislаture wаs cоncerned with the quality оf services prоvided by tax preparers in the State. Studies relied upon by the Legislature disclosed disproportionately high rates of tax return audits by State and federal tax authorities as compared with other states. The Legislature passed, and the Governor signed, a statute mandating that all tax preparers become Certified Tax Specialists (“CTS”) licensed by State to lawfully prepare and file tax returns. To be certified, a person must complete an exclusive two-year course of study at State University and pass a written examination administered only by the University. State University has two campuses, North Campus and South Campus. They are located, respectively, in the north and south of State. South Campus is coed but North Campus was established in the early 20th Century as a nurses’ and teachers’ college for women, only. Legislature, facing substantial budget deficits, has been unable to appropriate funds to upgrade the North Campus facilities to accommodate a coed student body. Able is a non-degreed bookkeeper who makes nearly all of her income preparing tax returns for families and small businesses. She fears that the CTS statute will put her out of business. Baker, who resides near the North Campus, desires to become a CTS. As a recent high school graduate, relocating to the south of State is financially prohibitive. Baker has been informed that as a male he cannot be accepted to the North Campus or into its CTS program. Charlie, a Woman of Color, lives in the eastern part of State, the population of which is mostly People of Color. She desires to become a CTS but it is impractical for her to relocate her family to the northern or southern regions of State to attend either of the State University CTS programs. She fears that the communities in the geographically distant eastern area of State will be underserved by the new CTS mandate. Able, Baker, and Charlie each seek to challenge the CTS statute in State courts. What 14th Amendment Equal Protection claims can Able, Baker, and Charlie bring and what is the likelihood of success of each? Discuss fully.