Research Paper Medical Law & amp; Ethics Research Paper OUTLINE DUE ON 04/09/09 AT 7:00 A.M. EASTERN TIME. Submit a minimum of 6-10 pages typed written description of a medical issue given below. The 6-10 pages include your paper only, it does not include outline or reference pages. You must use 2-3 cases to support your argument. Be sure to reference your sources when appropriate, and to include a reference page of the resources used at the end. There will be no plagiarism allowed. You also must present a visual presentation. (You can use power point, bring in a speaker, or submit a 10-15 minute clip of a video only) to accompany your paper. This presentation must be done in a professional manner. Each person will be expected to speak 15-30 minutes. This will be timed. Additional handouts are encouraged. You must dress professionally for the presentation. Knowledge of this subject is expected. This assignment is due on April 28th 2009 at 7:00 a.m. The paper should be typed in 12 fonts, double space, in Arial or Times New Roman Only. The paper also must include a cover page. This is worth 30% of your final grade. You must take a stand in your paper and choose a side within your argument. This stand states whether you are for or against whatever your topic of choice. Please refer to the guidelines on & quot;How to write an Argument Paper & quot;. Cover Page Numbers on bottom of each paper (right corner) Header & amp;/or Footers (with last name and date) 12 font/ Arial or Times New Roman Double Space Outline specific (Detailed Outline) Reference Page Citations must be used (If you are quoting from any other source you must use quotations marks and parenthesis) If you do not use correct citations for your information, this is considered plagiarism. You will use APA style no exceptions. Please take the time to learn this style if you are not familiar with it. Outline & amp; Introduction: Due on 4/9/09 at 7:00 a.m. *This has been given to you the very first day of class there will be absolutely no excuses for your paper and presentation not being presented or completed on April 28th, 2009 at 7:00 a.m. NO EXCEPTIONS I. Introduction (1-3 paragraphs) a. How will you prove your case b. Are you for or against your subject? II. Part 2: History and Statistics (2-4 paragraphs) a. Define issue b. Give brief history or background of your case c. Give statistics of your case to support your argument III. Case I a. Give the first case to support your argument IV. Case II a. Give the second case to support your argument V. Case III a. Give the third case to support your argument VI. Arguments (Each argument may consist of 2-5 paragraphs) • Bullet facts/research which will back up your statement • Begin with a topic sentence that states the main point of your argument and relates it to the thesis statement • Fill with well-organized examples, quotations, comparisons, analogies and/or narrations VI. Research Paper Counter Argument (1-3 paragraphs) • Bullet facts/research which will oppose your statement • Begin with a topic sentence that goes against the main point of your argument. • Give examples, quotations, comparisons, analogies and/or narrations. VI. Conclusion (1-2 paragraphs) • & quot;Echo & quot; the ''thesis statement without simply repeating it • May pose a question for future thought or suggest a course of action • Include a detail or example from the introduction & quot;tie up & quot; the essay • Leave reader with an interesting/intriguing thought/image/wit