Case review for Booth v. Maryland, 482 U.S. 496 (1987) For each paper, write 750

Case review for Booth v. Maryland, 482 U.S. 496 (1987)
For each paper, write 750 – 1000 words of analysis. This is about three to four pages in length, not counting cover or reference pages. Abstracts are not required for response papers. All course resources and legal references must be cited and referenced properly following the most recent edition of APA style. The most recent edition of APA format is also required for fonts, margins, and spacing. Graduate-level written work is required.
For each question posed, organize the content of your paper with the following sub-headers:
Issue: In this section, formulate a hypothesis based on the first question posed.
Discussion of Relevant Law: In this section, provide the case law, statutes, and codes you plan to use to support your hypothesis/points. This law can come from your course materials, any supplemental casebook, legal research, newspaper and magazine articles, etc. Focus on peer-reviewed and academic sources. Use correct legal citations, e.g. Garrity v. New Jersey, 385 U.S. 493 (1967).
Discussion of Facts and Law: In this section, provide your analysis of the facts in relation to the law you have covered thus far. The facts of the case will provide you with all the necessary details. Your responsibility is to apply the law, as you understand it, to the facts of the case/issue presented. Your responses should draw from the previously covered material but also include your own legal research. Apply the law to your hypothetical situation. Supplement your response paper with outside research and brief personal experiences from your criminal justice career, if applicable.