Please review Chapter 7, Bad News Messages section beginning on page 118 of your textbook. (I will give access to this book to the tutor that starts working with me on this question) Follow the three steps outlined on page 120 to compose a letter with a negative message.  This letter may refuse a request, delay an order, or register a complaint -- all examples of situations that require communicating "bad news".  Research current news headlines that would require a business to send "bad news" to their customers, clients, or general stakeholders.  Supply all information necessary to write this letter following the correct format.  You may make up the name/address of who you are writing to. Rubric Bad News Message

examples of how components of the juvenile justice system do not appear to be meeting their goals. In 1974, Robert Martinson published a study on the effectiveness of juvenile sentencing, “Effectiveness of Correctional Treatment: A Survey of Treatment Evaluation Studies.” Martinson’s ultimate and famous conclusion from his study was that “nothing works.” Do you think this conclusion holds true today for juvenile corrections and dispositions? Why? Do you support juvenile waiver laws, or do you favor their abolishment? Support your stand with examples, events, and theoretical perspectives. According to OJJDP, 60 percent of all adolescents who become part of the juvenile justice system before they are 11 years old are likely to commit a violent crime by the time they are 16. Do you think this is because our juvenile justice system is more aligned toward punishment than rehabilitation? Why? Do you think promoting delinquency prevention is the best way to deal with juvenile delinquency? Why? Cite any sources using APA format on a separate page. cite your sources in your work and provide references for the citations in APA format.

ScenarioYou work for a U.S. based company that does home appraisals. While conducting an inspection on a home, you know the home has been contracted to sell for $50,000.00. You conclude that the home can appraise for $80,000.00. You also know that your sister has been looking for a home in this desirable neighborhood, but most homes are well over six figures. You mention to the owner that your sister would be happy to pay $60,000.00 for the home and it would certainly appraise for that. You wink as you walk out the door, after handing the owner your card with your contact information. The owner calls you and says she would accept if your sister made an offer. InstructionsReview the situation and conduct scholarly research on contract law. Write a brief in Microsoft Word (minimum two pages) that analyzes the legal and ethical issues involved in the business situation. Specifically, describe the legal theory of a claim, appropriate court level, classification of law, and likely ethical issues that exist. Address the following:What are the elements for a valid contract involving a real estate transaction? Do your comments to the owner constitute a valid contract? why or why not?If the initial buyer wants to sue the homeowner for breach of contract, what court(s) would have jurisdiction and why?If the initial buyer wants to sue you for intentional interference with contractual relations, what court(s) would have jurisdiction and why? Could the initial buyer sue your company? Why or why not?What ethical issues are involved in this situation (consider any personal conflicts of interest and any professional obligations you owe to your company)?Be sure the brief displays proper grammar, spelling,punctuation, sentence structure, and references and brief in APA format. ResourcesFor assistance with business writing, please visit Business writingFor assistance with the internal communication brief, please visit How do I write an internal communication brief?For assistance with grammar checking, please visit How do I create a Grammarly account?