Question: Instruction: An opinion paper should be written on a controversial topic within any topic related to this class. After the introduction the paper should set forth the background information in a factual and unbiased manner. Then the author should, again in a neutral manner, explain the controversy. This is to be followed by a balanced, non-biased and accurate description of the facts and arguments used by both sides of the issue. Almost all of the material in your paper to this point should be based on your research and properly cited. The student then should analyze the arguments made by both sides, explaining the validity or invalidity of each. This needs to be supported by facts and logic developed by the student. This analysis will flow into the student presenting his/her opinions, position and recommendations on the controversial issues. Finally, the paper should have a conclusion. Clearly indicate when setting forth your personal views, observations and opinions. (Writing in first person is acceptable for this portion of the paper.) Throughout the paper, the student should present facts and logic that support his/her opinions and personal input. The opinion paper should examine issues from legal and ethical perspectives.