tudents will prepare a 10-12-page paper on an issue of importance to them that implicates the intersection of law and social work. Students may expand on their Differences in Approach paper from earlier in the semester. The final paper should define a problem or issue within the law and social work interface in which the student has a particular interest. The paper can be related to one of the course topic areas, or it can be a separate issue of importance to you. You are encouraged to discuss your paper topic with me before you commit to it. Instructions The paper should include the following: A thorough description of the problem or issue and its significance to social work and the law. Papers should also address why this problem or issue is important to social work practice. What is it, and why is it important? What populations are impacted (3-4 pages) A detailed description of current practice in social work and law directed at that problem or issue (including any current or past interventions, programs, or policies directed at that problem or issue) and a critique of that practice (and those interventions, programs, or policies). This section should pay particular attention to the interaction of social work and the law and/or the interaction of social work and legal professionals in working on this issue or problem. Why is this still an issue or problem? (5-6 pages) A proposed intervention to address this issue or problem. What should we do about it? (2 pages).