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each question should be two pages each q1  Prisons  are, in many respects, a microcosm of society. In 2030, the last baby  boomer will turn 65 and one in five Americans will be older than 65.  This trend in our nation's aging population is also represented within  the nation's prisons system. For instance, the number of prisoners age  50 or older experienced a 330 percent increase from 1994 to 2011,  therefore, the growth rate of older prisoners—especially those 65 and  older—is expected to increase significantly.  q2   Read the following article before responding to this question, Serving o...

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Due 2/19: SEE ATTACHED  | Criminal

SEE ATTACHED  U3.docx For this unit’s Complete assignment, write a comprehensive scholarly essay ( minimum 1500 words) in which you analyze, explain, and apply these concepts in the context of a criminal justice organizational issue. You must incorporate and cite, using correct APA citation format, at least (4) four different scholarly research sources. In-line citations must be used in the body of your essay, and all research sources must be fully cited at the conclusion of your essay. Correct APA citation formats must be used.   It is not possible to a...

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Post: Domínguez, P., & Raphael, S. (2015).... | Criminal

Domínguez, P., & Raphael, S. (2015). The role of the cost‐of‐crime literature in bridging the gap between social science research and policy making: Potentials and limitations. Criminology & Public Policy, 14(4), 589-632. Harvell, S., Welsh-Loveman, J., Love, H., & La Vigne, N. G. (2016). Reforming sentencing and corrections policy: The experience of justice reinvestment initiative states. Washington, DC: Urban Institute. Lee, H., Cullen, F. T., Burton, A. L., & Burton Jr, V. S. (2020). Millennials as the future of corrections: A generational analysis of public policy opinions. Crime & Delinqu...

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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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Discussion : Managing a Lab is no different than... | Criminal

Managing a Lab is no different than managing another group of people. You have a boss, employees belonging to various unions, publicity, oversight, budget issues, discipline, etc. The oldest person is not necessarily to wisest or the best at managing. You wear many hats and you have friends and enemies. Most lab personnel just want to do their job, get paid and go home. They do not want management responsiblity. When I was a worker I always thought my managers were only interested in covering themselves. As I moved up, I gained a new outlook. Do you want to be a manager? Why or why not.

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Discussion Board #4 - Part 1

As discussed in this weeks PowerPoint lecture and readings, members of police subcultures can hold unique morals, values, beliefs and norms which may differ in certain crucial respects from those held by members of the wider American culture. Does the existence of a police subculture impede the effectiveness of a professional police force in a democratic society? For this weeks question focus on the principles of Democracy, what are the pillars of the system? What do we, as citizens expect of our city, state or federal government agencies? In turn, does a police subculture (and it's componen...

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Law - Criminal Application Assignment #1

Please select one of the following questions: Many of today’s police recruiters face problems in obtaining a viable applicant pool. Discuss some of these problems as well as possible innovative methods of recruitment and retainment. Police officers have tremendous powers (e.g., right to use deadly force). Should social and emotional health be a major consideration in recruitment and selection? If yes, how would you propose measuring it? What is the status of women and minorities in policing? Does research show any benefits of having an increase in representation and diversity? Your task is...

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week3 applied professional project

In this assignment, you will begin to build the literature review for your project. You will locate appropriate sources for your literature review. Identify at least eight sources for your literature review. The sources must be academic in nature. You might find that sources you review for your background section can also be appropriate for your literature review. In a Microsoft Word document, specify and describe the following points for each source: The name of the author, if known The name of the organization that is responsible for the research or data A short description of the publicati...

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Due 2/2: SEE ATTACHMENT | Criminal

SEE ATTACHMENT U2.docx For this unit’s Complete assignment, write a comprehensive scholarly essay ( minimum 1500 words) in which you analyze, explain, and apply these concepts in the context of a criminal justice organizational issue. You must incorporate and cite, using correct APA citation format, at least (4) four different scholarly research sources. In-line citations must be used in the body of your essay, and all research sources must be fully cited at the conclusion of your essay. Correct APA citation formats must be used. In what way do you bel...