Topic and Style
The topic is Anti SLAPP Law (SLAPP is an acronym for Strategic Lawsuits
Against Public Participation. You will be able to find plenty of material on this
topic. Any internet search engine search will provide you with much more
information that you will need to research and write this paper.
The body of your paper must be no less than five (5) and no more than six (6)
pages, NOT including the citations page. You may use a cover page, but it does
not count toward your five-page minimum. Also, you must cite at least five (5)
different references. Internet search engines such as Google or Yahoo are helpful
as research tools and finding materials to cite. Still, search engines are NOT
appropriate to cite as references, nor is Wikipedia a proper reference to cite. You
may use Wikipedia for general information but remember that Wikipedia can be
wrong! You must cite any material you get from any source, whether it is a direct
or indirect quote. Place the author’s name(s) after any information you get from
any source. Your paper and citations must be in MLA style. You are expected
to use proper grammar, spelling, and sentence structure.
How should you approach the research paper?
To quote the 17th-century French philosopher and mathematician Blaise Pascal
(1623- 1662), “I have made this letter longer than usual, only because I have not
had time to make it shorter.” In other words, do not ramble and think that more is
better – it is not. Being concise and organized is generally more complicated than
the “shotgun approach.” Being brief does not mean a short answer with little or no
content, but if I feel that you are bluffing your way through the paper, your grade
will suffer. I do not want several pages of how the topic personally affected you; I
want you to understand the topic and demonstrate that knowledge to me. You may
briefly include your personal opinions and actual work experience, with the word
“briefly” being key.
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