Write a research paper explaining the meaning of the term “Robert Jones bandage.”
Write a research paper explaining the meaning of the term “Robert Jones bandage.”To start you off on your search, go to this website:
This will give you a great overview about Robert Jones’ case.
Your paper should be NO LESS than 3 pages long (double-spaced, 12 pt. Times New Roman or Arial font), not including a Title page. I have outlined approximately eight (8) paragraphs in detail that you should include.
Include these 5 parts in your paper (I’ve included suggestions of how many paragraphs for each part):
1. Start your paper off with a brief introduction about who Robert Jones is and what has happened to him. Tell us where he comes from and some of his background. Keep this part fairly short. Tell the reader of your paper basically what you are going to tell them in parts 2 through 4. Think of it as you are about to ‘introduce’ them to Robert and his situation. Treat your reader as if they know nothing about Mr. Jones. This can be limited to one paragraph.
2. Next, your paper should have a brief case summary of facts that you have found on his case – what he was accused of and arrested for – you can use news sources on the internet for this information. Think of this as the law enforcement investigation portion. I would suggest one or two paragraphs for this part.
3. The third part of your paper should be a detailed discussion of the factors that contributed to his wrongful conviction. Think of this as the court or prosecution portion of his case – give court details of his trial. How did the Innocence Project get him released? Include such things as the date he was released, where he was released. Again, one or two paragraphs for this third part.
4. Your fourth part should include information on what Jones is currently doing. Here you can write about what his legal team has done in court as far as his wrongful conviction. Probably just one paragraph but you could write two!
5. Finally, your conclusion is your final paragraph in your paper and should wrap it all up and be very similar – but not exactly – like your introduction! Your conclusion should tell us what you told us in the body of your paper [parts 2 through 4] — but briefly! Think of this as a summary! This should be just one paragraph.
When you are finished with your paper, you should have approximately eight paragraphs! Remember to include a title page.
You just need to come up with a CREATIVE title and then type your name.
