A.Do you think any social media companies manipulate consumers? Why or why not? If so, which ones?..

Summarize the following hypothetical by applying the IRAC
method: Mr. Damien is a teacher at the Wabash Academy, a private boarding
school. He has a twenty-oneyear-old son, Dave, with bipolar affective disorder,
formerly called manic depression, a mood disorder. While visiting Mr. Damien,
Dave has repeatedly threatened members of the school community. On one
occasion, Dave abducted the headmaster’s sixteen-year-old daughter and
attempted to have her admitted to a psychiatric hospital. Dave also made
threatening phone calls to the headmaster. In one call, he claimed to have
drained several

Summarize the following hypothetical by applying the IRAC
method: Mr. Damien is a teacher at the Wabash Academy, a private boarding
school. He has a twenty-oneyear-old son, Dave, with bipolar affective disorder,
formerly called manic depression, a mood disorder. While visiting Mr. Damien,
Dave has repeatedly threatened members of the school community. On one
occasion, Dave abducted the headmaster’s sixteen-year-old daughter and
attempted to have her admitted to a psychiatric hospital. Dave also made
threatening phone calls to the headmaster. In one call, he claimed to have
drained several quarts of his own blood from his body because he was not
permitted to communicate with the headmaster’s daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Damien
refuse to prevent their son from visiting their home on the school’s campus. As
a result, the school has fired Mr. Damien. He claims that the termination of
his employment violates the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) of 1990. The
ADA prohibits an employer from discriminating against a person because he or
she is related to a person with disabilities. Under case law interpreting the
ADA, however, employment is not protected if a disabled relative poses a direct
threat to the health and safety of others.