The role of law enforcement differs not only jurisdictionally but by mission and responsibility at federal, state and local levels of government. Using the Library and other reference sources, research and discuss the history of how federal, state and local law enforcement have related to each other and interacted. How have thei
Discuss different ways that background checks can be performed on potential employees. Your discussion should focus on issues like cost, time requirements, and resource requirements. As a group, propose three to four different ways to perform background checks and assign each group member a different method.
Why is criminal culpability difficult to determine?
1. Identify and explain the biggest problems facing the criminal justice system in the area of computer crime. 2. Identify and explain the types of computer crimes you believe are going to become more prevalent in the future and the basis for your selections. 3. Identify and explain the types of w
1. How do regulatory agencies like the FDA fit in the body of law? Are they superior to courts? Are they inferior to Statutes? What about state law? 2. What does the term "Business Ethics" mean?
John Jones is a paralegal working at the XYZ law firm. The firm is handling a large class action involving potentially thousands of plaintiffs. John has been instructed to screen the potential plaintiffs in the class. John tells those he screens out (using criteria provided by the firm) in writing or verbally that "Unfortunately
Bob and Patricia are separated, and they both want a divorce. They would like to have a joint custody arrangement in which their son would spend time with each parent during the year. The only marital property is a house, which they agree should be sold, with each to get one-half of the proceeds. Mary X is an attorney whom Bob a
2 pages length I need to provide a short summary of (EM) that is electronic as a sentencing option for jugdes 1.Describe how EM works 2.Identify at least 2 of the uses of EM 3.Identify the types of offenders considered for EM 4.Discuss the pros and cons of using EM.
What is the Bank Secrecy Act of 1970? How has the advent of computer technologies created ways around this Act? What are urban legends? How have these "legends" changed over the course of the last two decades? What is a firewall? Identify and explain at least three functions of a firewall. How are new security t
Explain the difference between a Chief of Police and a Sheriff. What are the roles of each? What are the differences in their backgrounds and their roles? What are the similarities? What would be the criteria for evaluating their performance?
Describe ways to improve nonverbal communication in 700-1,050 words. Be sure to discuss the following questions: How do you know that your perception of what is being communicated is accurate? Which nonverbal cues can potentially convey a misunderstanding? An understanding? How can criminal justice professionals build stro
I need some guidance with the following: What were some of the major criticisms that led some states to abandon the indeterminate sentence and parole? Do you support abolition of indeterminate sentence and parole? Why or why not? Please be sure to support your position. (5 paragraphs) Please include references. Thank you.
The Maryland State Board of Cosmetology inspected the equipment of the Dawn's Beauty College and found it to be in satisfactory condition. A month later, a visitor Jane Cook, a student at Dawn's, was injured when a salon chair failed to work properly. Cook had washed the hair of a woman with the chair in a reclining position.
The federal government was investigating a corporation and its employees. The alleged criminal wrongdoing, which included the falsification of corporate books and records, occurred between 1993 and 1996 in one division of the corporation. In 1999, th corporation pled guilty and agreed to cooperate in an investigation of the in
Just need some insight into what is considered assault and battery and what are the possible defenses that can be made.
I would just like to know what are the steps that one can take in appealing a court decision.
Sherman Hanes is a web designer whose firm does business using the name beatstreet. A company called Taubman Co. began building a mall called "The shops at Willow End" near Hane's home, Hanes registered the domain name "shopsatwillowend" and created a Web site with that address. The site featured information about the mall, a ds
How can the law be used as a tool for social engineering? If you were in a position to enact laws, what kind of social engineering might you undertake? Why?
Locate 4-5 prevention programs that deal with gangs. Create a resource guide by completing the prevention program in Appendix F. Please see attached file. Appendix F Prevention Program Resource Guide 1. Name of Program: 2. Program Web site: 3. Target audience: _____________________ 4. Primary a
Discuss a delinquency prevention measure from each of the three levels of prevention: Primary, Secondary, and Tertiary. Prevention measures may be corrective, punitive, or mechanical. Discuss each prevention measure, including an explanation of why it is classified as primary, secondary, or tertiary. Any help will be much app
Can schools be able to refer a disruptive juvenile to agency, that will help them rather than involve the police? 200 words
What is the concept of the issue in downloading music or videos according to patent laws?
Job description for a juvenile probation officer Include a description of required job duties, as well as how probation fits into the juvenile justice system in general. Think in terms of: (1) What are the pros and cons of probation?, (2)What are the goals of probation? (3)What makes an effective probation officer, and how do
Describe the juvenile court process and explain it to a juvenile offender and his or her family on these topics: 1. The juvenile court team 2. Rights of the juvenile 3. Phases of filing a petition 4. Types of juvenile sentencing 5.Confidentiality issues 5. Restitution How would you explain it if you were to actually
1. How do juvenile rights differ from those recognized in the adult system? 2. should there be a separate justice system for juveniles or should all juveniles be dealt with in the adult system. 3. What factors d0 you consider to be most important in the creation of juvenile sentencing law.
The similarities and differences between the juvenile court characteristics in Texas and the characteristics in Pennsylvania.
One of the problems with more traditional approaches to justice is that the victim has become very removed from the process. In community justice, the victim is involved. Let's discuss the benefits of this involvement to the system and to the victim. Let's also discuss some of the possible hazards.
Please write approximately 750 words, fully-referenced on the benefits of Community Justice.
I need a mission statement for the juvenile court system as it exists today. It should describe the general purpose, philosophy, and goals of the juvenile court system and a brief response explaining the rationale behind the mission statement.
Should the testimony of expert witnesses by allowed? Provide some examples of situations in which expert testimonies might be suspect. Locate articles or cases in which the testimony of an expert was in question. Please include references.