The relationship between the U.S. and Saudi Arabia and how it effect human rights in Saudi Arabia.(6000 words)

Submission: Electronic submission

Length: 6000+ Words exclusive of footnotes/endnotes, title page, table of contents or classified bibliography

Format (w/ suggested lengths):

(1) Title page with title of paper, course, date and the professor’s name plus your name (one page)

(2) Table of Contents detailed with headings and subheadings (one to two pages)

(3) Executive Summary (one-page narrative describing the paper)

(4) Table of Authorities—Classified by Type

(5) Body of Paper should contain:

(a) Statement of Facts relevant to paper topic (approximately 500 words; an annex with additional facts may be added to the paper)

      (b) Issue(s) and Answer(s) (up to one page)

      (c) Discussion: Systematic presentation of relevant law and policy. This is to be applied to facts and issues.  (about 20 pages)

      (d) Conclusion: Summary of most important points plus your recommendation(s) for solutions to unresolved problems (one to two pages)

(6) Footnotes/Endnotes: At least thirty different sources must be used. As a general rule, each sentence should be foot- or endnoted. Variety of sources is important. Sources include but are not limited to: primary sources -- U.S. constitution, statutes, cases, regulations, treaties and other international law documents; and secondary sources-- law review articles and books, news media etc.)

(7) Citation & Plagiarism: Be sure to cite extensively and, if quotes are used, be sure to use quotation marks around all verbatim usage and include specific references to quoted work; citation should comply with the latest edition of A Uniform System of Citation

(8) Writing style: Simplicity and clarity are important. Craft short sentences and be sure that paragraphs are compact and logically developed. Avoid the use of slang. Use your best legal English.

(9) Hierarchy and Sequencing of Presentation: Be sure to organize your paper according to major topics arranged in a sequential order which best addresses the issues and answers you intend to discuss. Then, within each major topic address relevant subtopics in appropriate hierarchical order. You will note that chronology of factual events for background discussion, or relevant rules of law and their elements for legal discussion, generally provide the best organizing framework. For example, in the U.S. domestic law of Negligence, one discusses in sequence, Duty, Breach, Causation and Damage in that order. Another example regarding Remedies, invites one to discuss compensatory [w/ pecuniary and non-pecuniary] damages vs. punitive damages. Look at the law carefully as it will provide you with the structure for your paper.