CJ 340 Module Four Journal

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Criminal Justice: Discuss the evolution of criminal... | Criminal

Discuss the evolution of criminal investigations, starting from 'Locard's Exchange Principle' in Forensic Science and extending to today's use of artificial intelligence. In doing so, briefly share what you consider effective police investigative practices, beginning with the officer and detective's arrival at the crime scene.   300 words/2 references

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Discussion 7 612: | Criminal

discussion7612.docx 300 word response 2 references/intext citations due 2/13/2024 The Innocence Project and similar efforts have successfully overturned numerous convictions based on DNA evidence that had not been either discovered or presented during trial that tends to negate the defendant's guilt.  In some cases, individuals who were clearly not guilty of the charged offenses have spent many years in prison.  What should be the standard on appeal for inmates (or those who have already completed their incarceration) to gain the opportunity to re-investigate their cases, present new evidence,...

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Case Management Methods and Models Proposal

See attachment CaseManagementMethodsandModelsProposal.docx While case managers do not normally sit around discussing which model or method of case planning they are using, any good project or program determines early on which methods or models make the most sense for the work they are engaging in. To practice case management, practice applying these models and methods to realistic situations to explore the impact of choosing one method over another. Imagine you are developing your own human services agency for clients reentering the community after incarceration. You must determine an effe...

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PAPER 1:   Lambert, E. G., Paoline, E. A., &... | Criminal

Lambert, E. G., Paoline, E. A., & Hogan, N. L. (2006). The impact of centralization and formalization on correctional staff job satisfaction and organizational commitment: An exploratory study. Criminal Justice Studies, 19(1), 23–44. (Reading 1 in the Giblin Book) Armstrong, G. S., (2012). Factors to consider for optimal span of control in community supervision evidence-based practice environments. Criminal Justice Policy Review, 23(4), 427–446. (Reading 2 in the Giblin Book) Benson, J. S., & Decker, S. H. (2010). The organizational structure of international drug smuggling. Journal of Crimina...

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criminal justice: Discussion 2 - Disaster Center Analysis... | Criminal

Discussion 2 - Disaster Center Analysis Part 1 - Your Initial Post (at least 200 words) Due by 11:59 PM, Friday, Feb. 9. Go to the Disaster Center website: http://www.disastercenter.com/crime/.  Review the crime rate nationally and, by picking out links to state reports, compare the recent crime rates in two states. Report on the prevalence of the crimes you have examined, posting your report on this Discussion board. Propose an explanation for variation in crime between states, over time, or both. What research design would you propose to test this explanation? Explain.

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1-1 Discussion: What Is a Criminal?

People break laws every day and, in many cases, without thinking about it. Have you ever broken a law? Have you ever thrown an egg at a house? Have you ever done anything that would leave you subject to criminal prosecution? For this first discussion, you will introduce yourself to your peers and discuss what makes a person a criminal. Complete the following in your initial post: In your first paragraph, introduce yourself to your classmates by answering the following: Who are you, and what do you do? Why are you interested in criminal justice? Do you have any professional background related...

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DB Response: Please see attached. | Criminal

Please see attached. BryanSaundersWK7.docx Bryan Saunders    The scriptures quoted largely confirm my views about how criminal procedure should operate, witnesses, physical evidence, and cross-examination should build in strong safeguards to protect from wrongful convictions. In Deuteronomy it is clear that a single witness in never enough to establish guilt especially in capital cases. Instead, "A matter must be established by the testimony of two or three witnesses" (Deut. 19:15, New International Version, 1984), showing a divine concern that serious punishment needs corroborated and caref...

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Write a reflection : Provide a concise summary of key... | Criminal

Provide a concise summary of key points from all assigned materials. (full APA references are provided in each module Overview). Critical Analysis Section: Analyze and connect the materials using these guiding questions: What are the key takeaways from this week's materials? How do the materials connect to your experiences, current events, or previous course content? What aspects did you agree or disagree with, and why? How can these concepts be applied in real-world situations? Part 2: Discussion Questions (2 points): Include two thoughtful questions that encourage critical analysi...

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Safe School Climate & Culture

Review the impact Prepare a brief paper synthesizing federal, state, and local legislation and/or regulations regarding the school safety related points (Unsafe School Option) in No Child Left Behind.  Summarize the review by offering an opinion about “why” our nation moved in the direction required by No Child Left Behind and how “persistently dangerous schools” can be mitigated. The paper should reflect that you: Reviewed three websites related to “No Child Left Behind” and provide a brief paragraph description of each web site and school safety related points in the federal regulation.  Ide...