How do you write a 2 page paper about the Constitution?

Question

I am taking a Business Law class and they want to know my opinion of how the Constitution pertains to the law. I am not very good at writing papers, please help!

Answer 1

Wow- what a general question... Okay, first talk about how the Constitution is the foundation of our legal system. Then talk about how the Constitution sets forth the structure of the government (executive, judicial, and legislative branches). You could add a section which lays out the powers reserved by the federal government and the powers given to the state. Ex: Congress can't (usually) pass laws which pertain to issues given to the states, such as criminal laws, real estate law, tort law. I don't know how much you know about law but you have probably noticed that Congress doesn't pass laws stating what your property taxes should be or how divorces should be handled. Those issues and others are decided by state and local government. To give a business twist to the paper I would focus on the Commerce Clause of the Constitution which states that the federal has the power to regulate issues which effect interstate commerce. This effects issues relating to business such as securities (which the federal government regulates- SEC). If you kept all that pretty short and just gave an overview- it would be a good look at the Constitution as it relates to business. You should really read the Constitution- it really isn't that long.

Answer 2

What grade do you desire and how much are you willing to pay for the paper.

The American Constitution the Nobal Experment.
By: Your Name Here.

In the course of time and providence men often undertake a new journey into a new unknown waters. The men of the Americas did exactly when they stuck pen to the Constitution of the United States. This one document has become the cornerstone of America as we know it today. It can be shown that every aspect of a American life is affected by this doucment.
From the Constitution we recieve our rights as citizens and we recieve our rights as bussiness owners. The government has built all its many power upon this original thought all men are created equal. This over time has come ///

You get the idea.

Answer 3

I would check out Woodrow Wilsons book on the constitution as well as Justice Holme's book on The Common Law...The late Chief Justice, also wrote on subjects pertaining to the Constitution and legality.

Answer 4

you would have to pare it down A LOT to get down to 2 pages...property rights alone, which are the basis for all investment can be quite a volume in itself. The governing of interstate commerce can be another book...there may not be any possible way to get down to 2 pages.

Answer 5

pay interest, you're a lot safer looking this up right here on the web than getting human beings on right here to do your homework reason some imagine it is humorous to lie to childrens and delivers them incorrect information for laughs.

Answer 6

I would read it first and then go from there.