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Questions: WEEK 6 CP  Discussion Forum Assignments... | Criminal

WEEK 6 CP  Discussion Forum Assignments require students to answer weekly discussion questions and post a response to at least two (2) other students. The initial post is due by 11:59 p.m. EST by Wednesday of the week they are due. The answers to the weekly discussion questions must be substantial, meaning fully answering the question(s) with examples (qualitative) and writing at least 300 words (quantitative). Students are to respond substantively to at least two (2) other students using at least 200 words (excluding references, figures, illustrations, or other extraneous elements outside the...

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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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Criminology/Criminal Justice

Instructions Due by 11:59 PM, Sunday, Jan. 21. Purpose The goal of this assignment is for you to begin narrowing down your interest(s), focusing on a specific issue you intend to research throughout the course of this term. When conducting social science research, it is imperative that you construct good research questions to help you focus your research. This assignment will help with this.  You should think about the aspects of 4th Amendment violations you are interested in as you work to complete this assignment and how this activity will translate into a potential topic. Also, think about...

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Discussion 3:  Rodney King was an individual beaten... | Criminal

Rodney King was an individual beaten by police officers in Los Angeles in the early 1990s.  There was a state criminal case against the officers who assaulted Rodney King and a federal case against the officers as well.  George Floyd was an individual killed by a police officers in 2020.   There were state criminal cases against the officers who murdered George Floyd and federal cases against the officers as well.  The documentary below gives some insight into the Rodney King assault.  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uaotkHlHJwo&t=445sLinks to an external site. Do your own additional research...

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Discussion Board #1 - Part 1

As a well read Masters student in Criminal Justice you have been asked to give your opinion on the following inquiry: Compared to professions such as law, medicine, and accounting, do you consider policing to be a profession? Why or why not? What criteria did you use to make your determination? Your response should clearly address each part of the question (separate paragraphs). Please note the Discussion Board assignments are a means to discuss the Module topic as well as the assigned material. Inclusion of details from the readings or lecture notes is essential to a meaningful discussion....

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Chapter 4: Select two discussion questions from... | Criminal

Select two discussion questions from the list of questions below and post your response addressing the two questions in one post-response (be sure to identify the questions you selected in your response). Properly respond to the Main discussion questions and sub-questions. Provide sources (e.g.: article/book/case law) to support your arguments. Main discussion responses should be at least 250 words per answer. NO (AI) WRITTEN! This post is due 02/02/2024 before 11:59! The Court has identified situations in which evidence obtained is admissible in court even though something may have been wron...

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Thesis II:   Thesis ThesisII: Exploring systemic... | Criminal

Thesis ThesisII: Exploring systemic inequalities and the interplay of race, gender, and social class on sentencing outcomes in the state of Virginia.Research Question: how do race, social class, and gender intersect to influence sentencing outcomes in the Virginia justice system?Write a thesis using the table of contents (order of paper)Analyzing data collected from secondary data from a 10-year range 2010-2020 collecting data from Virginia Criminal Sentencing Commission, Virginia Department of Corrections, and State Court System Databases.Explain the data (FINDINGS) analyzed and how it aligns...

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week 3 510 reply: Discussion replies | Criminal

Discussion replies 510week3reply.docx 2 Discussion replies 100 words each In your responses, challenge your peers to identify ways in which the system can ethically and legally operate in the areas of police interrogation and plea bargaining.   D1 Reply to chet The example from Box 6.2 of the Herndon, Texas prosecutor illustrates the practice of institutional lying within the criminal justice system. This practice had significant negative consequences as it eroded the credibility of the justice process, potentially led to wrongful convictions, and undermined public trust. It is challengi...

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Response.1.612.docx 4 100 word Response 1 reference/intext citation Due 1/18/2024 Nunez There is a number of reason of why this could be deemed inadmissible in the court. The first reason that comes up as to why the confession may not be admissible would be because they did not read him his Miranda rights when they took him to the police station. Although it does not state that he was placed under arrest or not, his attorneys can argue that he was not made aware whether he was arrested or not and therefore they should have read him his rights. Furthermore, another reason why his confession mi...