Because there is now a 3D computer-generated mapping where one can see the height of buildings and shrubbery, there are now street cameras in major cities, what might be the next logical step in crime mapping, and what are the benefits and liabilities associated with crime mapping for the various components of the criminal justi
You built a tremendous relationship with the mostly ethnic and racial community, and they have asked that you be appointed to this position. Ways to effectively establish, maintain, and improve the relationship with the community. Justify the issues of the community and the department you have pinpointed. Keep in mind that s
Question #1 Identify and discuss the factors regarding police officer corruption and the impact it has upon the community. Question #2 Identify and discuss police practices, specifically questionable practices and their effects of the local community. Question #3 Identify and Discuss the two Police Commissions cre
Examine a burglary case at a residence. There was no forced entry into the dwelling and no other signs of physical evidence such as footprints because the floor is carpeted. You decide to turn off the lights and use laser light to find some pieces of evidence. You discover fine metal shavings on the floor of the house. a) In
Contemporary Cultural Diversity Issues Presentation Create a 10- to 15-slide Microsoft® PowerPoint® presentation based on the two following topics: - The criminal justice system's response to the public's perception of ethnic and gender bias - The arguments for and against the contention that the criminal justice syst
For the Attica Prison Riots, present the significance of cultural diversity as it relates to correctional facilities using your selected case as an example. Summarize ethnic disparity and discrimination within corrections. Then provide me with a guide to create a 10- to 15-slide Microsoft® PowerPoint® presentation of your find
Ethnicity and the Police Part II: Final Deliverable You will choose from the following options: • Option 1: Newspaper Article • Option 2: Speech • Option 3: Podcast Regardless of the option selected, your final deliverable is based on your opinion about the topic and must provide evidence to support your opinion.
Explain whether ethnicity influences courtroom proceedings and judicial practices. Summarize the arguments for and against ethnicity-based jury nullification. Include contemporary examples of ethnicity-based jury nullification. Conclude by choosing a position for or against ethnicity-based jury nullification and defend your deci
You are interested in conducting research concerning police officers and their jobs. The information you want to gather, including job satisfaction or job hazards, is up to you as long as you clearly state the goal of your research. The method you use should be appropriate for the goal of your research. Develop a 1,050- to 1,
1. What are some disadvantages of mail surveys? How may such disadvantages be eliminated? 2. What are some distinct advantages of a qualitative data-gathering strategy? 3. What impact does race have on citizen's attitudes toward police? 4. When does the use of force by police become excessive or unjustified? Include your own
What impact does "layering" of security measures have for protecting physical facilities like buildings?
Political Influences Political concerns are a fact of life that criminal justice managers must deal with. For this sample question examine a Sheriff's Department in order to apply the concepts from the course. Your report should cover these points: • Define agency politics. • Explain how political concerns influence th
Identify two examples of where evidence-based policing has been utilized and what was the impact of using this strategy.
Please provide a synopsis and analysis of the following article, as well as your own reaction. Senate rejects expanded gun background checks By Ted Barrett and Tom Cohen, CNN http://www.cnn.com/2013/04/17/politics/senate-guns-vote/index.html
Access and read the "Student Success Story,". After you read the story, answer the following: What do you think is the most important thing Jeannine did to change her situation and start to improve at school? Now that you are a graduate student, what are the lessons you learned during your undergraduate career that you will appl
"Community policing is a concept in which the police and the community work in co-ordination towards the betterment of the society together to address the problems of the society, like crime in the area, drug abuse, elder abuse, or child abuse. Police officers and community together take initiatives in solving problems like crim
Effective Methods of Investigation A 69-year-old man was found murdered in a remote area. There was nobody around for miles. The crime was reported to the police when the victim's daughter comes visiting him and found him lying in a pool of dried blood. The investigators start collecting clues to find out about the murder. Th
What are the best practices for protecting office buildings? Why is having security for financial institutions important? Why do hospitals and other health care facilities need security? Are these institutions considered safe? Explain.
Describes how the historical development of policing in the United States relates to the current relationship between police and different ethnic groups and social classes. Support your discussion with examples from law enforcement practices, court procedures, corrections populations, or all three.
Research Process and Terminology I know that to be proficient in research, one must know language and process. OK, I try to familiarize myself with research terminology as I use the terms to write and describe the research process. I need more ideas on the following: • Include new terminology learned from the readin
1. What is research? What provides discipline in the research process? Why is this discipline important? 2. What are research ethics? What is a code of conduct? 3. What is the difference between disparity and discrimination? Provide an example of ethnicity, race, or socioeconomic status that lead to the disparity. 4. Wh
a) Analyze some important elements to consider when securing and processing a crime scene. b) Analyze the type of firearm evidence present at the scene after examining the bodies and discovering that each victim has one gunshot wound which was fatal. c) Analyze the presence of two gunshot wounds, one on each body, and th
Describe the evolution of community policing in your city in the last twenty years. What are the training initiatives in the city you have chosen? What are some specific problem-solving strategies used by the agency? Is there adequate on-site technical assistance to communities interested in initiating a community policing pr
Susan Chandler, a popular model, was found murdered in her penthouse. On receiving the call, the investigative officer on duty, Allan McCarthy, who had been with the police department for four months, rushed immediately to the crime spot. One of the neighbors informed Allan about seeing industrialist Graham Penn leaving the apar
The evolution of policing in the U.S. is divided into three eras—political, reform, and community. Though clear-cut boundaries do not exist between these eras, they are distinct from one another in terms of the noticeable prevalence of particular policies, strategies, and concepts that were more dominant, widespread, and bette
1) Find an article or a case (but NOT an online dictionary or wiki entry) that discusses an issue relating to any of the following: Subject matter jurisdiction, personal jurisdiction, "state rights," OR a conflict between state and federal authority/jurisdiction such as the right of state government to pass a law that conflict
How do you see crime fighting in the future and its role in social policy implication?
Identify ethical considerations for the future of criminal justice. What may be done to reduce ethical violations in the criminal justice profession?
How may security professionals establish a stable, predictable environment? What are some challenges with establishing these environments? Why is it important for security professionals to establish them? Explain your answer.
1. With advances in DNA use, it may be possible to effectively solve crime by requiring the submission of DNA samples at birth for inclusion in a national DNA database. What do you think of this idea? What potential civil liberty violations exist with the implementation of such a program? 2. If DNA was mandatory for everyo