Research paper: Analyze how the bail system operates... | Criminal

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Role of courts: After listening to these episodes,... | Criminal

After listening to these episodes, think about the question that you answered in your introduction: What is the role of the court system in our country today?  Think about both the criminal and civil court systems, policy, the roles of the various people involved in the court system, and your own personal experiences.  The US Courts website answers the question this way: "Courts decide what really happened and what should be done about it. They decide whether a person committed a crime and what the punishment should be. They also provide a peaceful way to decide private disputes that people c...

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Criminology: Instructions Due by 11:59 PM, Sunday,... | Criminal

Instructions Due by 11:59 PM, Sunday, Jan. 14 Purpose In this course, you will complete a literature review and mini research project based on your interests. You will then build on your work and apply it to relevant assignments in CRJU 4800 Senior Capstone. The assignments in this course are scaffolded, which means that they build upon each other.  The goal here is to identify topics you will then narrow to your specific topic in the next assignment. Instructions For your first assignment, begin researching how the 4th Amendment of the U.S. Constitution affect issues associated with crime, j...

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discussion:  RESPOND TO THESE 2 DISCUSSION POSTS,... | Criminal

RESPOND TO THESE 2 DISCUSSION POSTS, 300 WORDS. CITE SOURCES USING APA FORMATTING.  1.) Conceptual Background Body-worn cameras are small recording devices attached to an officers’ uniform and non-uniform that capture audio and video during public interactions. The rationale behind their use rests on the assumption that the presence of a camera changes behavior both that of the officer and of the citizen, Boyen, M., (2007). This assumption draws heavily from several criminological and sociological theories, including deterrence theory, self-awareness theory, procedural justice theory, and acco...

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1: As an online student, you use... | Criminal

As an online student, you use technology constantly, while society increasingly relies on social media and the media in general. Think about all the media attention to recent milestone cases, and further your research to support your thoughts. Please select a specific case that has been in the news to use as an example on which to base your paper. Based on the case you have selected and your research, how do you think the media, social media, and the internet impact forensic psychology and the psychologists who work in the field?

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Evolution of Policing:   Assignment: Documenting Evolution of... | Criminal

Assignment: Documenting Evolution of Policing in A Chart Instructions:  1) Read each chapter's provided powerpoints. 2) Respond to each set of discussion questions provided in each powerpoint 3) Create a chart  that documents policing history according the provided data. 4) On an individual page, plot the evolution of policing using data from the powerpoint. Criteria APA format Double Spaced Original One-full page for each chapter with discussion questions embedded.

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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...

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Criminal Profiling : Criminal profiling—specifically for... | Criminal

Criminal profiling—specifically for arson and serial homicide offenders—has been a technique used by the FBI since the late 1970s. To produce a criminal profile for an unknown suspect, profilers use various types of collected data to make assumptions and conclusions about the case at hand. In a 750-1,000 (words)identify a real-life example of a criminal that was apprehended using an FBI criminal profile that was matched to him or her and address the following: What types of data would be most useful in creating a criminal profile? What are some of the disadvantages to using such profiles? Be...

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week8: Data Analysis For this assignment, you... | Criminal

Data Analysis For this assignment, you share the results of your study. Describe what your analysis of the data has revealed. Discuss how your findings can be used to make improvements in the field or as the basis for further research. In addition, restate what you originally expected your research to reveal (part of Week 2 Project) and explain what you actually found was in line with your expectations or not. Your participation with your classmates will serve an important purpose of this week. You will provide reactions and follow-up questions based on your classmates' findings. In turn, the...

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Discussion5611.docx 300 word response 2 intext citations/references Due 2/1/2024 Research the case  Joseph J Ramirez v. State of Florida on the internet.  In this week's discussion I would like you to give a synopsis of the case and talk about the tool mark evidence.  Then FROM WHAT YOU HAVE LEARNED IN THE CLASS discuss the tool mark evidence and how the courts may/may not get the science involved in forensics.