The passage of the various components of New Deal, which greatly expanded the role of the national government, occurred during the presidency of

Tech-Burner, Inc. (“TBI”) is an Indianapolis-based manufacturer of burner systems and heating coils used in residential and commercial installations. TBI was founded in 1930 by Curtis Burns, using his patented inventions. TBI is led today by two of Burns’ grandchildren; they and other members of the extended family still own a controlling interest in the closely-held company, although there are other non-family shareholders. Bob Burns serves as President and CEO. Ruth Burns, Bob’s cousin, holds the position of Vice President and Chief Financial Officer. Upon his death in 1990, the will of Curtis Burns established a testamentary trust to provide for the general education needs of under-privileged children in Indianapolis. Bob and Ruth Burns serve as trustees of the Burns Family Trust. The trust currently holds assets of $43 million. Today, TBI filed bankruptcy and YOU have been appointed by the U.S. Bankruptcy Court to serve as the trustee in the bankruptcy proceedings. Assume this is a liquidation case. Your overall job is to marshal the assets of TBI, identify claims owed by TBI and distribute remaining funds to creditors and remainder owners. In this FINAL EXAM, your task is to review the facts presented in the Questions below. For EACH question: Identify any potential claim to make for TBI against other party/ies.  Explain the legal basis of the claim and give an approximate value. AND Identify any potential claim against TBI by other party/ies. Explain the legal basis of the claim and give an approximate value. AND Identify whether each claim is secured or unsecured. AND Explain steps the Trustee should take to respond to the facts in the question.

In the ________ Black women make up 75% of the congregants and donate the most money to support the religious goals. 

The individual who brings a case to court is called the

Historically, having an abortion was an acceptable, and even commercialized, practice. It was only when doctors began to fear that lower income babies and babies of color would outnumber white babies that the practice was besmirched. The combination of women’s reproduction with race and class is an example of 

Considering the male-centered history of women and religion, many women have chosen to be more spiritual than religious. As a result challenging the sex of God as male and considering forms of worship that are more women-centered have grown in popularity. This is best connected with which ideology? 

The client received a bolus dose of hydromorphone 1 milligram for pain at 0830 via the patient controlled analgesic pump (PCA). The PCA dose is set to administer 0.2 mg every 15 minutes with a lockout of 2.6 mg in 4 hours. The client pushed the PCA button 12 times from 0700-1500, with the client receiving the PCA dose 10 times. What is the total dose of hydromorphone the client received during the shift? Put the numeric value only.    

A client has a prescription for carvedilol 25 milligrams by mouth once daily. The label on the prescription bottle reads carvedilol 6.25 milligrams per tablet. How many tablets should the nurse instruct the client to take? Put the numeric value only. 

Which of the following best illustrates how feminist activism is linked to the conclusions of Sally Gallagher’s study of feminism and fundamentalism? 

When a woman of color is adjudicated for a crime she is most likely to appear before a male judge. Feminists would argue that women of color receive unequal treatment under the law because