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Homework answers / question archive / Title[AB1]  Capstone Legal Analysis Paper Submitted to the Faculty of American Public University by Full Name of Student in Partial Fulfillment of the Requirements for the Degree of MASTER OF ARTS OF LEGAL STUDIES Month Year[AB2]  American Public University Charles Town, WV   Table of Contents Introduction………………………………………………………………………………

Title[AB1]  Capstone Legal Analysis Paper Submitted to the Faculty of American Public University by Full Name of Student in Partial Fulfillment of the Requirements for the Degree of MASTER OF ARTS OF LEGAL STUDIES Month Year[AB2]  American Public University Charles Town, WV   Table of Contents Introduction………………………………………………………………………………

Sociology

Title[AB1] 

Capstone Legal Analysis Paper

Submitted to the Faculty

of

American Public University

by

Full Name of Student

in Partial Fulfillment of the

Requirements for the Degree of

MASTER OF ARTS OF LEGAL STUDIES

Month Year[AB2] 

American Public University

Charles Town, WV

 

Table of Contents

Introduction………………………………………………………………………………..1

 

Statement of the Research Problem……………………………………………………….1

 

Statement of the Research Purpose..………………………………………………………1

 

Theoretical Framework…………………...……………………………………………….2

 

Significance of the Research………...…………………………………………………….3

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Introduction[AB3] 

[Text… CLAP topic[AB4]  is introduced in one paragraph.  The study topic is briefly described to establish the main ideas and context.  Note: Topic must reflect master’s level study within the Legal Studies Program.]

Statement of the Problem[AB5] 

[Text… Present a general issue or observation about a legal topic that, in theory or practice, leads to the need for the study.  Support this with high quality academic resources (most secondary resources should have been published within the last 5 years).  Present a focused legal problem that demands a scholarly response.  Clearly and objectively describe and document the problem that points right to the proposed study’s purpose.]

Purpose of the Study[AB6] 
                [Text… Research method is identified as traditional legal research method.  Research design is clearly stated and is aligned with the problem statement.  Succinctly answer the basic questions of what you intend to study (e.g., who, what, where, when, how and why).

Theoretical Framework[AB7] 

[Text…]

Significance of the Research[AB8] 

[Text…]

Summary

                [Text…]

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Common Errors to Avoid

  1. Paper margins: follow the EOM guidelines

 

  1. The research problem should not be answerable with a “yes/no” response; otherwise, it probably will not be worthy of a master’s level capstone research project.

 

  1. All of the following must be directly aligned with each other: research problem (topic statement), research purpose statement, theoretical framework, and significance of the research.
     
  2. Avoid anthropomorphism; do not assign human characteristics to nonliving matter. 

 

  1. Avoid run-on and fragmented sentences, and other grammatical errors. 

 

  1. Always provide at least one Bluebook citation to support every fact or assertion that you make.  Do that sentence-by-sentence, not paragraph-by paragraph. 

 

  1. Avoid placing undue accent on the authors (e.g., the author stated...  authors indicated…) and rather change the sentence’s emphasis to the core ideas and main findings.  Use straightforward, declarative statements to help maintain objectivity.

 

 

 [AB1]The title should indicate the proposed study’s contents; it should be about 10-15 words in length.

 [AB2]Month and year of expected graduation

 [AB3]Refer to the APUS End of Program Assessment Manual for Graduate Students (EOP Manual), Graduate Writing Center in our library, and course resources for additional concept paper information.

 [AB4]The proposed topic must directly reflect the learner’s program of study.

 [AB5]Problem Statement (approximately 250 to 300 words) Note: Precise description of a concise problem statement is key to a successful concept paper proposal.  The problem statement briefly explains a legal problem or observation, as well as succinctly identifies and documents the need for and importance of the study.  Clearly and objectively describe and document the problem that prompted your desire to conduct this study.  Include appropriate sources to document the existence of a problem worthy of master’s level research.

 [AB6]Purpose statement Within a single paragraph (2 – 4 sentences supporting your topic sentence), the purpose statement should succinctly describe the study’s intent.  It should flow straight from the problem statement and explicitly address the reason why the study is required. 

 

Start the purpose statement with a brief sentence that shows that the study’s: (a) method will be traditional legal research and (b) strategic goal is __(varies depending upon the topic).  For example, “The purpose of this legal study is to ....  .

 [AB7]Present the theoretical or conceptual framework(s) linked to the study.  Offer supporting resources, especially those published within the last 5 years, for each assertion.  Confirm the discussion is complete, organized, and flows rationally from the research statement and purpose statements.  Verify that your approach has never been tried before in exactly the same way that you propose to do in your study.

 

 [AB8]Establish why the study is vital and describe the contribution(s) that you expect to make to the legal field of study. Also explain why this study is needed and how answering the proposed study problem and research purpose can benefit society, academia, etc. This paragraph parallels the problem statement, which outlines the negative consequences if the study is not done, while the significance specifies the positive outcomes of carrying out the study.

 

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