CRJ 350

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QUESTION

Officer Stone has reasonable suspicion that Jarod has knowledge of or was involved in the burglaries, but does not establish probable cause. As Jarod is getting into a car with his friends, Officer Stone notices Jewelry that matches items from the burglaries in the back window and decides to detain the occupants. Describe the scope and intensity in the search that she can lawfully conduct.

As Officer Stone finds more potentially stolen items, Jarod takes off running entering his home. What is the extent of the searches and seizures that Office Stone can conduct lawfully at this point? What are the limitations?

Cjad 205- Discussion 15 and 16

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QUESTION

Discussion 15: Bloodstain pattern analysis can be complex or simple. Using the scenario presented, identify how blood found at a crime scene can be used to prove or disprove the reported incident without a full expert analysis of the scene. (The sceniaro is attached below)

Discussion 16: Reconstructing a shooting scene involves a massive amount of information and requires a multitude of skills. What are some of the most important skills and pieces of information needed to reconstruct a shooting incident? How valuable is this information in the courtroom? Defend your opinion with examples.

CCJ1191 L10.Discussion: Columbine

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QUESTION

L10.Discussion: COLUMBINE

COLUMBINE and other school shootings had an impact on many of us. What impact did any of them have on you, if any? What do you think are the reasons behind school shootings? After you answer these questions, read the following article.

Did the news reporting on Columbine influence your opinion on school shootings? Are you surprised about the findings in the article? Given your readings from your textbook and after reading this article, what do you think would be the best course of action in handling school violence?

http://www.cnn.com/2009/CRIME/04/20/columbine.myths/

Assingment

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Question

For your second assignment, you will analyze a real-life white-collar crime.

Review the white-collar crimes listed on pages 150-155.  I’ve attached a PDF if you do not yet have your book.

Then, research a news story involving one of those crimes.  Write a brief summary of the facts.

  1. Locate the federal statute that was violated (or alleged).  Include the text of the statute.
  2. Analyze whether the facts satisfy the elements of the crime.
  3. State whether the defendant was convicted and, if no information is available, state whether you think the defendant is guilty.

Creating Logic Model on Chicago’s 20 Plan of Homelessness’

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Question

Create a logic model based on Chicago’s Plan 2.0 for homelessness.

Requirements: 

1. Logic Model needs to be based on Chicago’s Plan 2.0 for homelessness.- that reading is linked here –> https://www.chicago.gov/content/dam/city/depts/fss…

2. Logic Model must look similar to the example below- and must include some color

3. The Logic Model must have 6 columns  “Inputs, Outputs, Activities, Outcomes/Impact- short term, Outcomes/Impact- middle-term, Outcomes-long-term.” To the left of the Logic Model should have the “Problem/Situation” listed as well as the “priorities.” 

4. Logic Model should be included as an editable image. 

CJA 3190 NSCC Disasters and Criminal Justice Questions

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Question

Only use provided PowerPoint as reliable source when answering questions 1-3.

Answer each questions with 4-6 sentences.

  1. Describe three things that you learned from Chapter 1 that you did not previously know.
  2. Describe two things that were confusing, or things that you would like further explanation on. (NOTE: if everything was clear, come up with two open-ended critical thinking questions that a classmate may like to respond to.)
  3. Describe one thing that came to a surprise to you, or really shook your intuitions.

Ccj 3950 criminal procedure

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QUESTION

Explain the exclusionary rule and the exceptions to it. Likewise, summarize the fruit of the poisonous tree doctrine and the exceptions to it.

  • Explain the defense of qualified immunity. 
  • What is reasonable suspicion and when is it used?
  • Define probable cause and identify several sources of information that a police officer can rely on to make the probable cause determination
  • Are the remedies introduced in this Unit sufficient to deter police misconduct? Why or why not? What other remedy, if any, would you propose?

International Law Question

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Question

list at least 3 concepts that are of interest to you, ie the relationship between democracy and terrorism or the causes of radicalization. Then, write out at least 3 research questions per topic (9 in total) you think you would like to do your research papers/presentations on this semester. While not required for the assignment, you could list things you would like help with for the assignment: where to look for sources, narrowing down your research etc. 

Southern Arkansas University Tech Criminal law

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Question

The structure of the criminal justice system is designed to have three separate branches: the legislative branch, the executive branch and the judicial branch. Police officers, which fall under the executive branch of the criminal justice system, have the authority to use discretion when interacting with the citizens within the communities in which they serve. Do you think that police abuse their power of discretion or fail to use it? Please explain your answer.

2 Part Discussion

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QUESTION

Part 1: Which therapeutic prevention program from the following list do you think is the most effective, and why?

  • Mentoring, like Big Brothers Big Sisters
  • Counseling and therapy
  • Substance abuse treatment
  • Family-based interventions, like the Seattle Social Development Project
  • Community service and restorative justice
  • Anger management, like the Coping Power Program
  • Life skills training, like Project Star
  • Art and recreation therapy
  • Gang intervention support, like Operation Peacemaker Fellowship
  • Part 2: Imagining the juvenile justice system 20 years from now, what changes or innovations do you envision?